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Mays is the only major league player to have hit a home run in every inning from the first through the 16th. He holds the record for most home runs in extra innings with 22.
The record for the most extra inning games played by one team in one season is held by the Boston Red Sox, who played 31 extra inning games in the 1943 season. For the 2009 season the record is held by the Los Angeles Dodgers. As of 13 September, 20 of the Dodgers' 144 games have gone to extra innings, of which they have won 11 and lost 9. Ten of these have been played at home and ten on the road. The longest was 15 innings against the St Louis Cardinals, in St Louis, on 29 July. The Dodgers lost 3-2.
27 outs in a baseball game unless it goes into extra inning.
In baseball, if a game is tied at the end of nine innings, it goes into extra innings to determine a winner. Each extra inning begins with a clean slate, meaning teams play until one team scores more runs than the other in the same number of innings. There are no limits on the number of extra innings; however, Major League Baseball has implemented rules like starting each half-inning with a runner on second base to expedite the process. The game continues until one team emerges victorious.
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An inning, in Baseball, is one round of play. Each team have half of the inning up to bat, and once that teams gets three outs, it is either the second half of the inning or the end of the inning and the beginning of the next one. There are a total of nine innings in a game of baseball, unless the score is tied and that game goes into extra innings.
Extra Hitter. Player hits in batting order but is not in the field.
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Football League Extra was created in 1994.
Football League Extra ended in 2004.
Many Players have Struck out 5 times in one game. That is the record. The record for a nine inning game is (5), but in an extra inning game the record is (6). Cecil Cooper (Boston) Billy Cowan (California) Alex Gonzalez (Toronto) Sam Horn (Baltimore) Rick Reichardt (California) Carl Weilman (St.Louis) Don Hoak (Chicago) and Craig Monroe (Detroit)