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Well, this is fitting. 

With the New York Mets trailing the Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 on Monday, Lucas Duda's solo shot ended up in the most appropriate hands possible on Memorial Day: those of someone who has served in the military.

The homer tied the game at 2-2 in the bottom of the third inning.

In the bottom of the fifth inning of Saturday’s game against the Detroit Tigers, the Houston Astros spun the second triple play of the 2015 MLB season.

It was Houston’s first in a long while, per ESPN Stats & Info:

There are people, and there are legends. You know which one this guy is.

With a beer in one hand, the Harvard-reppin’ fan snagged a bat that flew into the stands during a game between the St. Paul Saints and the Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks on Friday.

Other than saving the folks around him, the best part was that he didn’t even spill his brew. That’s what the American Association of Independent Professional Baseball is all about.

Mike Trout was dead to rights when he tried to steal third in the fifth inning against the Boston Red Sox on Friday night.

But like all superheroes do in the face of danger, the reigning MVP wiggled out of trouble—literally.

Trout eluded Brock Holt by moving his left hand as he approached the bag and swiftly slid his right foot underneath the third baseman’s glove.

Whether it’s grooving to Chris Brown down the aisle or playing a game of catch during the father-daughter dance, everybody loves when weddings get weird.

In this case, a creative dad decided to surprise the bride with a new take on an old tradition. He explained why in the caption of the YouTube clip:

The span of an inch or two made all the difference for Carlos Gomez on Sunday.

The Milwaukee Brewers outfielder found himself flattened at home plate after taking a 97-mph Noah Syndergaard fastball to the head during the sixth inning of his team's 5-1 loss to the New York Mets.

The Philadelphia Phillies had a nice, productive outing against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday. 

Riding the emotional wave of surviving the Mountain on Friday, Philadelphia's bats and pitching collaborated to lay down a 6-0 blanking of Arizona, completing a three-game homestand sweep of its Western guests.

Thor Bjornsson, also known as Ser Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane in HBO's Game of Thrones, is in Philadelphia taking in the Phillies' home tilt against the Arizona Diamondbacks on this fine Friday afternoon.

While your first instinct might be to pack a bag of nonperishables and flee the city, rest assured that The Mountain has come in peace—kind of.

Like the real-life Family Guy chicken fight, Elvis Andrus and Adrian Beltre remain locked in an unending battle of wits and reflexes.

From Gatorade baths and pies to the face to dunking on a teammate, MLB celebrations had seemingly run the gamut. Seattle Mariners outfielder Nelson Cruz managed to one-up everyone on Friday night, however.