Yankees fan taunts Freddie Freeman during cancer awareness moment at World Series

During a moment of silence for cancer awareness at the World Series, a New York Yankees fan taunted Freddie Freeman, whose mother died of melanoma when he was a child. The incident occurred while fans held signs for loved ones affected by cancer. Freeman, a key player for the Los Angeles Dodgers, has performed well in the series, hitting home runs in each game. His strong performance has contributed to the Dodgers' success against the Yankees. The Yankees won Game 4, avoiding elimination, and Major League Baseball has banned fans involved in previous incidents from attending Game 5.