Jason Heyward Clubs a Walk-off Grand Slam

Philadelphia Phillies manager Gabe Kapler chose to bring in lefty Adam Morgan to see his way out of trouble. However, he walked Ian Happ to load the bases. He saw light at the end of the double, getting Ben Zobrist to ground into a 1-2 force out at home plate, bringing up Jason Heyward for the dreaded lefty-on-lefty matchup.

In his career, Heyward had a .642 OPS against lefties compared to .801 against righties. So of course Heyward hit a two-out, walk-off grand slam to give the Cubs the 7-5 victory.

That was grand! pic.twitter.com/GpjhXRcwPf

— Cubs Talk (@NBCSCubs) June 7, 2018

Since signing with Chicago Cubs, Heyward has been pretty sub par to say the least, so now Cubs fans are having trouble figuring out if they actually like the guy now. Check out some tweets below:

Cubs fans trying to decide if they like Jason Heyward: pic.twitter.com/2cu2w2vYmT

— Joey Freshwater (@Ben_Conrady) June 7, 2018

Jason Heyward IS OVER! pic.twitter.com/UY9TrEiG7F

— Spyke (@overspyke) June 7, 2018

A couple of weeks ago y'all were bashing Jason Heyward. Now he's a hero #FairWeatherFans #EverybodyIn @Cubs pic.twitter.com/wjiPvrj1Rx

— Cim Cardashian (@curlytopqt69) June 7, 2018

Good morning world. I'm gonna assume, based on these texts, that Jason Heyward DID hit a walk off Grand Salami last night… pic.twitter.com/XL8ziKbrKa

— Go Cards (@matchewV4) June 7, 2018

Here is Jason Heyward's walk off grand slam for the #Cubs
Here is his contact map on 2-2 counts on the season
Last graph is his contact map overall

He has only three homeruns on the season despite obtaining 41.4% hard hit and a 14.5 launch angle pic.twitter.com/SNVvuqc2vw

— Alexander Haynes (@ACLHaynes) June 7, 2018