On Saturday, Cleveland Indians pitcher Mike Clevinger attended 'A Prom to Remember.'

CLEVELAND -- For the last 10 years, 'A Prom to Remember' has partnered with Northeast Ohio hospitals to provide a memorable prom experience for local teens battling cancer.

This year's event, however, managed to be even more memorable than usual.

While his teammates were in Kansas City in what would turn out to be a three-game sweep at the hands of the Royals, Indians starting pitcher Mike Clevinger remained in Cleveland, recovering from the back strain that his put the remainder of his 2019 in question. With some unexpected free time on his hands, the 28-year-old right-hander made his way to the Ritz-Carlton Cleveland, where he served as a special guest at the annual charity event.

Footage from the night -- including Clevinger taking traditional prom-style photos -- was captured by Watch Momentum, the sports media platform run by teammates Trevor Bauer.

"Easily the grooviest prom I've ever been [to]," Clevinger wrote on Twitter, along with his signature peace sign and sunshine emojis.

"Prom is a memory everyone deserves to cherish and A Prom To Remember more than did that," he wrote in a separate post. "Special thanks to the cops, firefighters, and doctors and all volunteers that made this so special and to every kid who is fighting through this, stay strong we are all on your side #KeepSmilin."