Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Freddie Freeman's wife, Chelsea, is enjoying the offseason with her family after the Dodgers star won his second World Series with the NL West franchise.In an Instagram post on Monday, Chelsea turned heads with her lacy back dress. She captioned the post:"A night to remember." View this post on Instagram Instagram PostChelsea's post garnered attention from Dodgers players' partners. Mookie Betts' wife Brianna, reacted to the post."Stunning," Brianna commented.Two-time Cy Young winner Blake Snell's wife, Haeley, also reacted to the post, commenting:"Stunning."(Image source - Instagram)Following the Dodgers' second consecutive World Series win, Chelsea Freeman shared a celebratory post on Instagram. In the post, she shared a video of the former NL MVP sharing heartwarming moment with his three sons at Rogers Centre after clinching Game 7 of the Fall Classic against the Toronto Blue Jays."Hugs for dad," Chelsea captioned the post. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostFreddie Freeman's wife Chelsea revealed story behind Dodgers star's viral worm danceFreddie Freeman etched his name into history books after his walk-off home run in World Series Game 3 last month. While Freeman became the first MLB player to have to walk off homers in the Fall Classic, the Dodgers first baseman's viral dance after the World Series win seemingly eclipsed that milestone.Following the World Series win, a clip of Freeman doing the worm dance during the celebrations with Dodgers players went viral on social media.Chelsea revealed in an Instagram video that the All-Star infielder was banned from doing the worm dance."He got banned from doing it, but he's really good at doing the worm," Chelsea said.The Dodgers slugger said that he was banned in 2008 with his former team, the Atlanta Braves, fearing an injury for the infielder."I got banned from doing the worm in 2008," Freddie said. "I did it on the field in Charleston, South Carolina and the Atlanta Braves organization said, no more because I used to get real high. Not a bad dancer."During the World Series parade celebrations, Freddie Freeman said he wants to go for the three-peat next season.