A moment that won’t ever be forgotten.

Remember to call your mom.

Rangers right-hander A.J. Griffin is headed to the 15-day disabled list, one day after leaving his start early due to stiffness in his right shoulder. Lefty Alex Claudio was recalled to take his place.

Logan Forsythe’s two-run single in the ninth gave the Rays a 4-2 win over the Angels Saturday night at Angel Stadium.

Bartolo Colon is now tied for 6,195th in history with one home run. Colon’s slice of history occurred in Saturday’s 6-3 win at Petco Park at age 42, making him the oldest player to hit his first ball over the fence. Given his reputation both as a beloved clubhouse figure and a portly whirlwind at the plate, the reactions to Colon’s homer tell the tale as well as any list of facts.

Anything can happen when you put the ball in play. The Phillies found that out in the eighth inning on Saturday on Maikel Franco’s routine grounder to third that should have resulted in an inning-ending double play. But first baseman Chris Johnson, who switched from third to first in the inning, dropped the ball, allowing the decisive run to score in Philadelphia’s 4-3 comeback win over the Marlins at Marlins Park.

The hits had been falling more regularly for veteran Brewers infielder Aaron Hill, but no one could have predicted three home runs and seven RBIs on a single night.

As the parents of 9-year-old triplets born with varying disabilities, Nick and Leah Feyereisen took it upon themselves to create a culture of inclusion and kindness through baseball. They built a baseball field in their backyard for their sons, and they continue to upgrade it and include anyone who wants to play.

It’s easy to say Billy Hamilton is fast. It’s more impressive to show you exactly how fast the Reds center fielder is. Hamilton scored from first base on a single into the left-center gap by Joey Votto in the fifth inning of Saturday night’s 13-7 loss to Milwaukee. It’s something only a small handful of players could have accomplished.

Chris Sale became the fifth White Sox pitcher since 1913 to win his first seven-plus starts of a season during the South Siders’ 7-2 victory over the Twins Saturday night.

Frustrating yet encouraging is a good way to sum up this series for the Astros, and Dallas Keuchel’s start in Saturday’s 3-2 loss to the Mariners encapsulated that sentiment.

There is nothing Bartolo Colon can’t do. The 42-year-old Colon launched the first home run of his 19-year career Saturday, taking Padres pitcher James Shields deep for a two-run shot in the second inning at Petco Park. Colon rounded the bases while players in the visiting dugout went ballistic waiting for him to cross home plate.

Here are the top GIFs from Saturday’s games, courtesy of @MLBGifs.

Brandon Phillips hit a solo home run with two outs in the third inning off of Milwaukee starter Jimmy Nelson, his fourth homer in as many games for the Reds’ second baseman, to give the home team a 4-0 lead. It is the longest consecutive-game streak of Phillips’ career.

Robinson Cano continued his torrid start with two home runs on Saturday night — including the go-ahead shot in the top of the 10th off reliever Tony Sipp — as the Mariners topped the Astros, 3-2, at Minute Maid Park.

A 7-2 loss to the White Sox on Saturday night was the Twins’ fourth straight defeat, and this one came with more collateral damage. So, consider this the good news for the Twins: catcher Kurt Suzuki stood at his locker after the game and was adamant he is fine despite leaving the game in the fifth inning.

Missed opportunities, perceived strike-zone inequity and another frustrating late-inning loss boiled over in the Astros’ 3-2 setback against the Mariners on Saturday night.