AP Photo/Henny Ray AbramsChewbacca's curve is wicked, but Darth Vader's fastball has Force (heh).
Etsuo Hara/Getty ImagesAmanda Lucas, daughter of George, is an MMA fighter who doesn't deny her "Star Wars" connection.
Christian Petersen/Getty ImagesEven an oversize Mark Grace can't help but bow down before Darth Vader.
Gene Duncan/Disney Parks/Getty ImagesUnconfirmed rumor: Dwight Howard is trying to get Han Solo fired as captain of the Millennium Falcon.
Damien Meyer/AFP/Getty ImagesWhat better pit crew for a Grand Prix than an organized set of Storm Troopers?
Christian Petersen/Getty Images"Star Wars" characters at a Suns game, with Steve Nash as wise old sage Obi Wan Kenobi.
AP Photo/Charles KrupaWalk with a Yoda backpack while a member of the Padres, Evan Scribner did.
Christopher Hanewinckel/US PresswireAnd here's ex-Padres pitcher Mat Latos with a Storm Trooper backpack. San Diego, everyone.
Getty ImagesAll right, we're confused -- which, Raiders fan or Broncos fan, is the "Star Wars" character?
Scott Cunningham/Getty ImagesHe once was a New York Met, but Jose Reyes since has joined the Dark Side (Miami Marlins).
Adam Rubin/ESPNNewYork.comOr are the Mets the Dark Side? We're confused.
Jeff Reinking/NBAE/Getty ImagesGet it? Seattle Storm? Storm Trooper? Gotta admit, actually -- that's pretty clever.
Jonathan Ferrey/Getty ImagesWith Pete Carroll a bit Yoda-esque, is it any wonder Seahawks fans are on the "Star Wars" train?
Steve Mitchell/US PresswireScout and Storm Troopers enter a 2011 Marlins game. They were the only people in attendance.
AP Photo/Jeff ChiuFans storm the field at baseball games, and look at what happens.