The rule that decides substitutes in baseball is permanent substitution. That means, players who have left the game can't substitute back again. Other than that, there is no limit to substitutions. The only limit maybe the number of players on the roster.
Seven.
Not counting the substitutes it is 11 players in each team.
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18 players are in a baseball game, 9 on each team on the field.
According to the NCAA guidelines for 2013-14 there is no limit to the number of substitutes a team can have. The substitutes can take the place of any of the players in any situated area following the right method of substitution during the game.
Nine
9
13
The team is out when three players are out.
In Major League Baseball, there's no specific limit on substitutions. However, a team's active roster for most of the season is limited to 25 players, and a player who has left the game can't come back, so a team could use no more than 14 substitutes before they run out of available players.
There are seven on each team. So there are 14 players on the court at any given time during a game. But normally you have 2-3 substitutes of each quarter