Heineman delivered the walk-off in the 10th inning to cap Toronto's 4-3 win, illustrating the Jays' depth at catcher and the value of late-game opportunism behind the plate.

Heineman delivered the 10th-inning heroics with a fielder’s choice that brought home Myles Straw, completing Toronto’s dramatic rally.

Heineman’s ground-ball RBI in the bottom of the 10th produced the winning run, marking his first career walk-off hit and highlighting his late-inning contribution in a high-leverage moment for Toronto.

Heineman capped Toronto’s comeback with a 10th-inning fielder’s choice that plated Straw, delivering a walk-off win and a surge in emotional momentum for a Jays club already showcasing depth. His moment adds a clutch-hero narrative for a catcher stepping up when Bichette is out.

Heineman’s RBI double in the fifth helped spark Toronto’s decisive stretch, immediately setting up a five-run inning. His bat presence behind the plate provides a credible right-handed option that can capitalize on opponent mistakes and provide a timely run-scoring option when the lineup stalls.