The 100 Innings of Baseball Spectacular was born in 2004 with the arrival of Curt Schilling to the Boston Red Sox, as a fundraiser for "Curt's Pitch for ALS" program to aid the fight against Lou Gehrig's disease. The world's longest game continues 100 straight innings and lasts about 33 consecutive hours, and to date has raised more than $560,000.

For the 10th annual game in 2013, proceeds will again support ALS through The Angel Fund. Walter Bentson, our umpire chief, continues his mission to fight ALS.

All year long, you can Make a Donation to 100 Innings of Baseball.

Players, you may register here.