Through the 2008 season, that is Mariano Rivera who has pitched 117 1/3 innings in the postseason to an ERA of 0.77. He has pitched 47 2/3 innings in the ALDS to an ERA of 0.38, 38 2/3 innings in the ALCS to an ERA of 0.93, and 31 innings in the World Series to an ERA of 1.16. All told, he has given up 10 earned runs in postseason play.
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AAA teams play nine innings, just like the majors.
A tied ball game goes into innings. There is no limit to the innings, the players play until one team wins.
They played 25 innings
162 in the regular season. 15 in the postseason.
softball has 7 innings in less a tie then they play more innings if one team is winning by a lot they have the mercy rule and they call the game
9 innings in a regulation baseball game. ---------- 9 innings in a professional...Major League and Minor League...game, and in most college games. High School and PONY League games are 7 innings, and Little League (12-and-under) play 6 innings.
there are 3 outs in each half of an inning, 6 outs total for an inning, and a minimum of 9 innings are played, if the game is tied after 9 innings, they go into extra innings which can go on as many innings until a winner is decided, so you can play for 40 innings or even 100, which is impossible, but then, you never know, lol, the longest game played was 33 innings by the way
ERA stands for Earned Run Average. The number of innings per game determines how ERA is calcuated. In Major League Baseball they play 9 innings so ERA is calculated with this equation, Earned Runs divided by 9. High School baseball (at least where I am located) plays 7 innings as a regulation length game. In this case a pitcher's ERA is Earned Runs divided by 7. In Little League the a regulation game is 6 innings, so ERA would be determined by Earned Runs divided by 6. If you are playing a game and it goes in to extra innings then a pitcher's ERA is not affected by the extra innings. If a regulation game is 6 innings, and the game goes into the seventh inning, then a pitcher's ERA is still determined by # of earned runs divided by 6. In summary ERA is ALWAYS determined by the amount of Earned Runs allowed divided by the number of innings played (not including extra innings).
There are nine innings in a major league baseball game. If the score is tied after nine innings, the game goes into extra innings and continues until one team or the other is ahead after a complete inning. Games can be called anytime on account of rain, darkness, earthquakes, etc. and can be considered complete or continued at a later date depending on the number of innings completed. A complete game requires at least five innings of play so that the losing team has five at-bats.
Seven Innings, unless of course the game is tied and then it is played until there is a complete inning played, in which the visitor's team is ahead or home team has scored one additional run.