Play in the World’s Longest Baseball Game – Help End ALS
The 100 Innings of Baseball Game brings players and supporters together for 100 continuous innings, lasting up to 30 hours, to raise money for ALS research. ALS is also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.
Founded in 2004 when Curt Schilling joined the Boston Red Sox, the event initially supported “Curt’s Pitch for ALS” through The ALS Association. Since 2012, proceeds have benefited The Angel Fund for ALS Research.
The 23rd annual game took place October 10–11, 2026. Join us for the 24th annual game, October 9–10, 2027, over Columbus Day Weekend.
Watch media coverage from the 2026 game below!
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Featuring: Brett Rudy, Patrick Keady, Rich Kennedy, and Walter Benson.
Reported by Alyssa Azzara
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A Personal Fight Against ALS, With More Than $1 Million Raised
For many connected to the game, the mission is deeply personal. Chief umpire Walter Bentson and The Angel Fund President Rich “Ratt” Kennedy have both been diagnosed with ALS.
The event also inspired former Boston College baseball player Pete Frates, who went on to help lead the Ice Bucket Challenge, bringing worldwide attention to ALS.
Since 2004, the 100 Innings of Baseball has raised $1,047,129 for the cause.
Rolling the Credits on ALS: A Close-up on “The 100th Inning”
Inspired from the game, “The 100th Inning,” directed by Alex Koppelman, is a documentary spotlighting an extended baseball game in Boston that raises funds and awareness for ALS. The film captures the emotional and physical investment of local players, diverging from Boston’s usual focus on professional sports to highlight grassroots activism and community involvement.
Boosted by the support of Curt and Shonda Schilling, the event has evolved from a local game to a broader movement for ALS research. Koppelman, who is also a player, brings a unique insider perspective, making the film a multi-layered story about the fight against ALS and the power of community.
Watch The 100th Inning on Amazon now! See the trailer below.
100 Innings. One Mission.
Since 2004, this baseball community has raised more than $1 million for ALS research. Explore the games, scores, and milestones that built that impact.
| Date | Score | Funds Raised | Length & Time | Location | Cumulative |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026, October 10-11 | First Base 115, Third Base 67 | $42,476 | 100 Innings (31 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $1,047,129 |
| 2025, October 11-12 | First Base 66, Third Base 59 | $52,000 | 92 Innings (rain shortened) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $1,004,653 |
| 2024, October 12-13 | Ratt's Rebels 72, Walt's Warrior 69 | $48,826 | 100 Innings (29 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $952,653 |
| 2023, October 7-8 | Good Guys 110, Other Guys 79 | $51,300 | 100 Innings (29 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $903,827 |
| 2022, October 8-9 | Team Bentson 91, Team Kennedy 78 | $45,000 | 100 Innings (27 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $852,527 |
| 2021, October 9-10 | Team Ratt 68, Team Walter 66 | $40,000 | 100 Innings (28 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $807,527 |
| 2020 | Canceled due to COVID | - | - | - | $767,527 |
| 2019, October 12-13 | Welch's Warriors 68, ALS Angels 55 | $28,060 | 100 Innings (31 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $767,527 |
| 2018, October 6-7 | Welch's Warriors 112, Ratt's Angels 90 | $30,735 | 100 Innings (31 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $739,467 |
| 2017, October 7-8 | 3rd Base 107, 1st Base 77 | $35,000 | 92 Innings (rain shortened) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $708,732 |
| 2016, October 8-9 | Team Lembo 67, Team Rudy 44 | $34,250 | 75 Innings (rain shortened) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $673,732 |
| 2015, October 10-11 | Team Bentson 82, Team Frates 75 | $30,000 | 100 Innings (29 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $639,482 |
| 2014, October 11-12 | FrateTrains 68, Bentson's Bashers 66 | $31,093 | 100 Innings (28 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $609,482 |
| 2013, October 12-13 | Third Base 79, First Base 69 | $48,500 | 100 Innings (28 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $578,389 |
| 2012, October 20-21 | Team Walter 90, Team Bentson 80 | $24,288 | 100 Innings (30 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $529,889 |
| 2011, October 8-9 | Team Lembo 98, Team Rudy 93 | $18,166 | 100 Innings (30 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $505,601 |
| 2010, October 9-10 | Early Bird 73, Worm 72 | $24,000 | 100 Innings (30 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $487,435 |
| 2009, September 6-7 | Team Schilling 103, Team Curt 59 | $30,000 | 100 Innings (31 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $463,435 |
| 2008, August 30-31 | Knights 91, Daze 78 | $60,000 | 100 Innings (30 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $433,435 |
| 2007, May 27-28 | Team Endurance 99, Team Stamina 72 | $65,152 | 100 Innings (29 hours) | Adams Field, Quincy, MA | $373,435 |
| 2006, April 22-23 | Team Stamina 69, Team Endurance 66 | $87,461 | 100 Innings (31 hours) | Fitton Field @ Holy Cross in Worcester, MA | $308,283 |
| 2005, April 16-17 | Team Marciano 88, Team Hagler 79 | $108,873 | 100 Innings (31.5 hours) | Campanelli Stadium, Brockton, MA | $220,822 |
| 2004, April 17-18 | Gehrig's Stamina 100, Schilling's Endurance 51 | $111,949 | 101 Innings (33 hours) | Kelly Field, Hyde Park, MA | $111,949 |
