It’s trick or treat as Marina and Tustin baseball teams have some Halloween fun in Irvine

Tustin players take a break during their game with Marina. (Tim Burt photos).

On the eve of Halloween, the Marina and Tustin baseball teams played their annual Halloween three-inning exhibition Tuesday night at Ryan Lemmon Stadium in Irvine as part of the Ryan Lemmon Winter League.

The players of both teams wore their favorite costumes as the coaches, who were not in Halloween attire, looked on from the dugout. Tustin’s Charles Chatman and Marina’s Toby Hess and their assistant coaches were having fun though during the game.

The umpire called balls and strikes, just like a normal game.

One Marina player had a Super Man outfit and there were a wide variety of other costumes. One Tustin player was dressed as an umpire.

We will let the pictures tell the story in this one.

And we hope you all have a very Happy Halloween!

Please click on the first photo for all the fun.

One of the Marina players gets ready to take an at bat.

A Marina player walks back to the dugout.

One of the Marina players gets ready for an at bat.

This Tustin player dressed as an umpire Tuesday.

Tustin players take a break in the dugout Tuesday night.

Tustin players dressed in their favorite costumes as coaches looked on.

One of the costumes on the Tustin side of the field.

A third baseman from Tustin gets ready for a play.

A batter waits for a pitch during Tuesday's game.

Two Tustin players follow the action Tuesday.

Players from Marina talk during the exhibition game Tuesday.