Delino DeShields Jr. and Sr. Exchange Lineup Cards on Father's Day

A heartwarming moment between father and son on the diamond.

The baseball diamond is familiar with father-son duos coming together, and the latest incident will warm your heart no less.

Before Sunday's matchup between the Rangers and Reds, Delino DeShields Jr.—a Texas infielder—and his father, Delino DeShields Sr.—Cincinnati's first base coach—got a chance to share a moment together at home plate when they exchanged lineup cards.

A #FathersDay to remember for @LinoDeShields. 💙 pic.twitter.com/3zPHxNnAWZ

— Texas Rangers (@Rangers) June 16, 2019

DeShields Sr. was a first-round draft pick in the 1987 MLB draft. He spent 13 seasons in the majors prior to playing his final game in 2002. His son, DeShields Jr., was also a first-round pick in the 2010 draft, and has spent each of his first five pro seasons with the Rangers.

The embrace between the DeShields wasn't the only memorable Father's Day moment, however. As MLB players honored fathers by wearing light blue hats, Royals catcher Martín Maldonado took it a step further against the Twins.

Maldonado appeared to wear a blue tie over his catcher's vest.

And they said there are no ties in baseball 👔

(via @FSKansasCity) pic.twitter.com/bglB8xwWxX

— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) June 16, 2019

Quite the touch from Maldonado, a one-time Gold Glover.