Chris Pratt and his son, Jack, are bonding over baseball!

The “Parks and Recreation” alum gave a glimpse of himself and the 10-year-old enjoying a day at Dodger Stadium in matching jerseys on Monday.

“What a day!” the actor, 44, captioned an Instagram carousel Tuesday. “Jack and I got to hit the mound together, eat our bodyweight in Dodger Dogs and delivered the game opening announcement!

“Thank you @claytonkershaw for asking me to throw yesterday’s first pitch for faith and family day, what an honor! ⚾️,” Pratt continued. “Let’s go Dodgers!”

The “Jurassic World” star, who shares his oldest child with ex-wife Anna Faris, did not show the preteen’s face in the social media upload.

Instead, Jack posed with his back to the camera as he watched the game from the stands and from the field.

Pratt is also the father of daughters Lyla, 2, and Eloise,1, who were not present for the sporty outing. Neither was Pratt’s wife, Katherine Schwarzenegger.

The “Guardians of the Galaxy” star wed the “Good Night, Sister” author, 33, in June 2019, nearly one year after finalizing his divorce from Faris.

Pratt made headlines for snubbing the “Scary Movie” actress, 46, while honoring Schwarzenegger on Mother’s Day in May.

“What about jacks mom?” an Instagram user asked him at the time, with another commenting that Pratt “forgot someone” in his tribute.

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Similarly, Pratt was slammed in November 2021 for writing that Schwarzenegger gave him a “healthy daughter,” leading fans to speculate he was shading his eldest child’s premature birth.

The “Terminal List” star responded to the backlash in June of the following year while speaking to Men’s Health.

“It really f–king bothered me dude. I cried about it,” he said in the 2022 interview, adding that Jack would “read that one day” as the controversy was “etched in digital stone.”

Faris has yet to comment on the social media scandal.

After her split from Pratt, the “Overboard” actress moved on with cinematographer Michael Barrett. The pair tied the knot in a courthouse ceremony in 2021.