The Pawtucket Red Sox played 33 innings:
The Pawtucket Red Sox and Rochester Red Wings, two teams from the Triple-A International League, played the longest game in professional baseball history. It lasted for 33 innings over eight hours and 25 minutes. 32 innings were played from 18 to 19 April 1981 at McCoy Stadium in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
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Here's a list of the players that played the most Major League Regular Season Games:
CAREER
GAMES G
1 Pete Rose 3562
2 Carl Yastrzemski 3308
3 Hank Aaron 3298
4 Rickey Henderson 3081
5 Ty Cobb 3034
T6 Stan Musial 3026
T6 Eddie Murray 3026
8 Cal Ripken 3001
9 Willie Mays 2992
10 Barry Bonds 2986
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Giants. 10,568. Yankees are 8th at 9,817
Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs played in a record 2528 reguar season games (1954-1971) without ever appearing in a post season game.
the Yankee and Chicago cubs
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Pete Rose, who played in 3,562 games in his career.
Giants. 10,568. Yankees are 8th at 9,817
Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs played in a record 2528 reguar season games (1954-1971) without ever appearing in a post season game.
According to Baseball Reference, as of the start of the 2008 season the Phillies franchise record is 8853-10028 for a total of 18,881 games played.
Pete Rose - 3,562.
mariano rivera.
Someone already answered this, but I think it was Pete Rose.
I'm sure a lot of people would probably say bill buckner in game 6 of the 1986 World Series in which buckner let a ground ball go through his legs at first base. The mets won the game and the series in 7 games.
the Yankee and Chicago cubs
390,536
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