A success timeline featuring the most significant achievements of Jason Heyward.
Jason Heyward, nicknamed "J-Hey", is a professional baseball outfielder currently playing for the San Diego Padres in MLB. He has had a notable career playing for several prominent teams including the Atlanta Braves, St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Dodgers and Houston Astros. He is known for his defensive abilities in the outfield and has contributed to winning teams throughout his MLB career.
In 2005, Jason Heyward was on the AAAA Georgia state championship team with one of his close friends and teammates, Andrew Wilmot.
Among all outfielders since 2010, Jason Heyward's 96.2 accumulated ultimate zone rating (UZR) led the major leagues.
Entering the 2010 season, Baseball America, Keith Law of ESPN.com and Jonathan Mayo of MLB.com each listed Jason Heyward as baseball's top prospect. The Braves added Heyward to their 40-man roster before the 2010 season began.
In 2012, Jason Heyward had a breakout season, hitting 27 home runs, driving in 82 runs, scoring 93 runs, and stealing 21 bases.
In 2012, Jason Heyward won both the Fielding Bible and the NL Gold Glove Awards for right fielders, recognizing his defensive abilities.
In 2012, in an effort to improve his performance, Jason Heyward streamlined his swing, modified his diet and participated in physical therapy. On May 13, his bases-loaded double drove in the game-winning run against the Cardinals.
In 2014, Jason Heyward won both the Fielding Bible and the NL Gold Glove Awards for right fielders, and he received Wilson's MLB Defensive Player of the Year.
In 2015, Jason Heyward won both the Fielding Bible and the NL Gold Glove Awards for right fielders, recognizing his defensive abilities.
In 2016, Jason Heyward was a member of the Chicago Cubs' World Series-winning team.
In 2016, Jason Heyward won both the Fielding Bible and the NL Gold Glove Awards for right fielders, recognizing his defensive abilities.
In 2017, Jason Heyward won both the Fielding Bible and the NL Gold Glove Awards for right fielders, recognizing his defensive abilities.
On September 24, 2024, the Astros clinched their fourth straight American League (AL) West Division title with a 4–3 win over the Seattle Mariners. Heyward made a jumping catch and hit a two-run home run during the game.
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