Pink and blue bats are usually reserved for mother and father’s day in the big leagues, but on Monday marked an exception.

Philadelphia Phillie’s Outfielder Bryce Harper expects his fourth child later in the year and he would bring gender information to the field.

Then he ordered two bats, a pink and a blue, and asked his teammate, Shortstop Trea Turner, to break the big news.

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“He asked me earlier today to help him with the gender information. I was confused first, but I think he would share that moment with us and I think it was pretty cool,” Turner said after the game.

But Turner wouldn’t get this chance and make it easy on Harper.

“I messed up with him in Dugout. I picked it up pink, swung it around a bit,” Turner said. “He thought he had a girl.”

But Harper came to the plate with a blue bat.

“He was pretty happy.”

Trea Turner #7 from Philadelphia Phillies from Philadelphia Phillies is congratulated by Bryce Harper #3 after hitting a homemade against Colorado Rockies during the first place of a game in Citizens Bank Park on April 17, 2024 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Rich Schultz/Getty Images)

“He was nice enough to ask me to do it, and I thought it was a nice moment for him and his family. Pretty cool, pretty special day,” Turner added.

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Turner and Harper had also been Washington teammates, DC with nationals before Harper headed for Philly. Turner signed with nights on an 11-year-old, $ 300 million deal before the 2023 season after a short stint with Los Angeles Dodgers.

Harper wounded strikingly into the bat, and Phillies continued to lose, 10-4, to the red-hot San Francisco giants, so it wasn’t all fun in Citizens Bank Park on Monday.

Bryce Harper #3 from Philadelphia Phillie’s bat in the first place against San Francisco Giants in Citizens Bank Park on April 14, 2025 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Emilee Chinn/Getty Images)

But without a doubt, it was a day that Harper will not forget soon.