WATCH: Wrigley Field erupts with Heyward's walk-off grand slam |
Chicago Cubs outfielder
Jason Heyward had one of his most memorable moments as a professional on Wednesday night with a walk-off grand slam in the 7-5 win against the Phillies.
It was his first career walk-off homer and the first Cubs walk-off grand slam since Alfonso Soriano against the Astros on July 27, 2009 according to ESPN Stats & Info. Heyward with the bases loaded this season is 4-for-9 with a homer and 14 RBIs. The last Cubs player to hit a grand slam when the team was trailing was Ron Santo against the Dodgers in 1968. Check out some fan reactions to the play at Wrigley Field and some photos of his teammates being excited for the hero of the night. The Cubs pull within only one game of the Brewers in the National League Central. Great ending @Cubs! pic.twitter.com/bVzeaFkbCO Aaaaaaand scene. @cubs win 7-5 pic.twitter.com/QjBJE3nOnX "hitting with RISP" @Cubs pic.twitter.com/4J7lN1J57V First career walk-off homer. The Happiest of Postgame Victory Ice Bucket Showers: @Cubs outfielder Jason Heyward gets soaked after his walk-off Grand Slam to beat the Phillies on Wednesday night at Wrigley Field (Via Getty Images). @WGNNews pic.twitter.com/4YqrjxOLpc JASON HEYWARD!!!!!! #EveryBodyIn @Cubs @BleacherNation #gocubsgo @realcubsinsider #wrigley pic.twitter.com/9XdyIhp4By 3B coach Brian Butterfield in Jason Heyward grand slam: don’t often see this much enthusiasm in walk-offs from coaching staff. Butter is all about it. Love emotion in moment. Recrop in last shot confirms Morrow has hops lol. @BleacherNation @cubs #EverybodyIn @realcubsinsider pic.twitter.com/3HL24HUh7R
Third career grand slam. #EverybodyIn pic.twitter.com/C1nUK6aZzL