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A Baseball game lasts 9 innings. an inning is batter batting until 3 outs are made, an inning is 6 outs 3 from each team, Baseball has NO set time limit, a game can be called for rain and other acts of "god" but not for timeb before stadiums were lighted games could be called for darkness
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Major League Baseball season typically runs from early April to late September, followed by the postseason in October.
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