Tom Hanks Keeps Score at L.A. Dodgers Game with Son Colin: ‘Official & Approved!’

Tom Hanks' scorecard is official and approved, courtesy of the MLB!

The actor, 68, and his family — including son Colin, 47 — kicked off the start of baseball season with a Dodgers win on Opening Day at Dodger Stadium on March 27, as seen in videos from ESPN and MLB.

Hanks, a longtime, diehard fan of Major League Baseball, was keeping score during the game and shared his final product on Instagram after the win.

"Opening Day Scorecard. MLB should declare: OFFICIAL & APPROVED! -T.Hanks," he wrote in his caption after sharing a photo of the scorecard on Instagram.

The MLB agreed, posting Hanks' scorecard and writing, "Tom Hanks, consider this official and approved," the league said in a post on X on March 28.

The Dodgers won the game 5-4 on Opening Day. NBA legend Magic Johnson, a partial owner of the team, was also in attendance. Next, the Los Angeles Dodgers will host the Atlanta Braves on Monday, March 31 at 10:10 p.m. ET.

The next day, Hanks showed a photo of the typewriter he used to keep the score "clean" in a second post. "How to score clean! Machine by Hermes," Hanks wrote alongside the photo, which showed the typewriter overlooking the field at Dodger Stadium.

He added: "Scorecard by @thirty81press. Help from Declan, Dominic and William. Note to self - don’t leave so soon! -T.Hanks"

Hanks' typewriter photo even earned a like from Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, whose girlfriend Taylor Swift featured typewriters as a lyrical and visual element of her Tortured Poets Department album.

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The iconic Forrest Gump actor was joined by his son Colin, who he shares with his first wife, Samantha Lewes. Hanks also shares his daughter, Elizabeth Ann, with Lewes.

After Hanks and Lewes divorced in 1987, he went on to marry actress Rita Wilson, and the couple had two more children: sons Chet, 34, and Truman, 29.