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On May 13, 2017 -- the day before Mother's Day -- Happ made his Major League debut, launching a homer off St. Louis' Carlos Martinez for his 1st hit
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On Father's Day in 2017, Happ homered in his hometown of Pittsburgh -- his 1st career blast from the right side of the plate. It was a special moment for Happ, whose dad died of brain cancer in 2015
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Happ's 24 home runs in 2017 were the 3rd-most by a Cubs rookie at the time, trailing only Kris Bryant (2015) and Billy Williams (1961)
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On Opening Day in 2018, Happ homered in his 1st at-bat against Miami, marking the 1st home run of that Major League season on the 1st pitch of the year
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Happ faced a demotion to Triple-A Iowa to start 2019, but he returned strong in the 2nd half, including this 2-homer, 4-RBI performance in St. Louis. He was MLB's last Player of the Week that September
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During the shortened 2020 season, Happ led the division-champion Cubs in homers (12), doubles (11) and OPS (.866). His final 2 blasts came off of Adam Wainwright
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Happ started the scoring with a homer in Game 1 of the 2020 Wild Card Series against the Marlins, but it marked Chicago's only offense in the series
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Happ's signature game in 2022 was on Aug. 26, when he hit a pair of 2-run homers (one in the 10th inning) to power Chicago to a 4-3 win over Milwaukee
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