In a thrilling game against the rival Giants, Dodgers outfielder Jason Heyward came up big in the seventh inning with a three-run home run that gave his team the lead. The crowd at Dodger Stadium erupted in cheers as Heyward rounded the bases, putting the Dodgers ahead 5-3.

Heyward’s home run was a pivotal moment in the game, as the Giants had been leading for most of the night. With two runners on base, Heyward stepped up to the plate and delivered a powerful swing that sent the ball sailing over the left field fence. The Dodgers bench erupted in celebration as Heyward crossed home plate, giving his team the momentum they needed to secure the win.

This was Heyward’s first home run of the season, and it couldn’t have come at a better time for the Dodgers. The team had been struggling to generate offense earlier in the game, but Heyward’s clutch hit turned the tide in their favor.

After the game, Heyward credited his teammates for setting the table and giving him the opportunity to come through in the clutch. “I just tried to stay focused and put a good swing on the ball,” Heyward said. “I’m just happy I could come through for my team when they needed me.”

The Dodgers went on to win the game 7-4, thanks in large part to Heyward’s heroics. The team now sits atop the division standings, with Heyward’s three-run home run serving as a reminder of his ability to come through in big moments. Dodgers fans will surely be looking forward to more clutch hits from Heyward as the season progresses.