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The major league pitcher with the highest ERA in a single season who pitched 100 or more innings was Bill Chamberlain. He recorded an ERA of 7.74 in the 1893 season while playing for the St. Louis Browns.
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.
5-7 innings
In the 2001 MLB season, there was a total of 43,287 1/3 innings pitched and 21,215 earned runs allowed for an average ERA of 4.41.
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Eccentric major league pitcher Steven John "Turk" Wendell would brush his teeth between innings.
There are '9' (nine) innings in a regulation Major-League baseball game, and in most semi-professional, college and high-school leagues as well. At lower levels and for younger players, the number of innings may be reduced to 7, or even 5.
3 outs are allowed27 unless theres extra innings
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The 2011 Major League Baseball (MLB) regular season began on Thursday, March 31, 2011 (Opening Day).