 Six days later, Heyward set career highs against Philadelphia with five hits, four extra-base hits, and matched a career-best three doubles. He also hit his third career – and second of the season – leadoff HR. In his last 31 games of the season, starting July 28, he hit at a .333 (38-for-114) clip. He batted .322 (38-for-118) with a .403 OBP in 30 games as a leadoff hitter. After two stints on the DL, Heyward appeared in 104 total games, batting .254 with 14 HR, 22 2B, 38 RBI, 67 runs scored and two stolen bases. The Braves record was 71 – 33 in the games in which he appeared.
