He played a down-on-his-luck baseball coach in the film Hardball.

And today Keanu Reeves returned to the baseball field, throwing out the first pitch for PONY Baseball’s opening day in Los Angeles.

The scruffy talent looked casual for his Saturday appearance, donning jeans and a tee shirt to celebrate the start of the season.

Game on! Keanu Reeves appeared cool and casual while throwing the first pitch for the opening day of PONY Baseball in Los Angeles

Little fans: The 52-year-old actor greeted his pint-sized fans while at the LA baseball field to throw the opening day pitch

Keanu, 52, looked comfortable in his jeans and tee shirt ensemble, also wearing a bright smile throughout the event.

The relaxed star sported long hair and a hearty salt and pepper beard beneath a requisite baseball cap, which supported his local Pacific Palisades PONY Baseball Association.

Adding a fresh touch to his look, the John Wick star combined his casual attire with a pair of snazzy sports sneakers for his season opening throw.

Team player! The John Wick star donned a blue cap in support of his local PONY baseball team

The Point Break lead looked to be in good shape, as he flexed a muscular arm for the important pitch. As he drew back his arm, the Matrix star’s shirt lifted slightly to reveal a pale tummy.

It looked like a good pitch, as the Beirut-born talent grinned while the red stitched ball soared through the air.

Afterwards, the Constantine actor greeted the young athletes while dressing up his look a bit with a blue sports coat.

Good arm! Keanu smiled while watching his pitch soar ahead of him

The Hollywood veteran is enjoying a season of success. His latest project John Wick: Chapter 2 was an all-out hit, earning $126million in worldwide box offices according to a report from Forbes.

The star also recently revealed he’ll be reprising his role as the spaced out Ted Logan from the 1989 classic Bill And Ted’s Excellent Adventure, sharing that a third Bill and Ted film is almost ready, save for a few business related bumps in the road.

The Speed lead said, ‘Bill & Ted 3 is right now stuck in show business land so creatively we’re good to go but in the business sense, the rights and all of the complications and contracts that need to be made are not.’