FOX Sports South Atlanta Braves announcer, Chip Caray joined Andy and Randy to discuss why he thinks Freddie Freeman deserves to be named Major League Baseball's NL MVP.
"His numbers speak for themselves," Caray told the Midday Show.
Freeman has hit .346 with 11 home runs, 48 RBI and 45 runs.
"He plays Gold Glove defense. He's playing on a winning team. He's a leader of this ball club. I think what hurts Freddie is in this era of sizzle, he's just a guy that goes about his business," said Caray. "He's a pro's pro. He doesn't care about the recognition...he lets his numbers and his play speak for itself."
"This is a man who's been a model of consistency for a long, long time," the FOX voice said. "For the last eight, nine years he's been one of the best players in baseball. And when guys like Bryce Harper, whether you like him or not, say on national TV that he may be the most underrated player in Major League Baseball for a national audience, I think that opened a lot of eyes.
"I think this is the year that Freddie's going to get his due. I think he is the MVP."