The Atlanta Braves might have Freddie Freeman for opening day after all. Freeman — who announced a positive coronavirus test July 4 — was cleared to return to camp Friday.

The Braves announced the news with a short video of Freeman, a 30-year-old four-time All-Star, walking onto the field. As he reaches the top of the dugout steps, he proclaims, “This is wonderful.”

Some MLB players who have tested positive for the coronavirus have been asymptomatic, but Freeman was hit hard by the virus. Freeman’s symptoms were bad enough that veteran outfielder Nick Markakis opted out of the season after speaking with Freeman about the virus.

While Freeman looks happy in the video, he still faces a tough road if he wants to be ready by opening day, though he was able to hit during quarantine. The team will take Freeman’s status day-by-day, according to general manager Alex Anthopoulos.

The Braves open the season against the New York Mets on July 24.

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