Dodgers player Freddie Freeman recalls Bobby Cox, former manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who died at age 84, as a leader who influenced his players and players. Freeman, who played just 20 games for Cox when he was called up in 2010, recalled his first major league game as a September call-up in 2010 at 20 and how he received an autographed jersey from Cox. The death of Cox occurred during a weekend when the Dodgers were hosting the Braves for a three-game series. Freeman recalled how many people have come forward to express their admiration for Cox's impact on their lives. The Dodgers held a moment of silence in honor of Cox before their game against the Braves.