Athletes participate in 23rd annual 100-inning baseball game for ALS
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 6:55 PM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026

The 23rd annual '100 Innings of Baseball' event began Saturday morning at Adams Park in Quincy, featuring numerous athletes united for ALS research. The game has raised over $1 million since its inception in 2004. Participants report the physical demands of playing continuously, acknowledging the motivation provided by those directly affected by the disease. Rich Kennedy, diagnosed with ALS a decade ago, emphasizes the need for continued research and awareness. The event, hosted by the Angel Fund for ALS Research, showcases community support for ongoing fundraising efforts.
- •Event runs continuously for 100 innings
- •Over 5,000 attendees expected
- •Rich Kennedy diagnosed with ALS 10 years ago
- •Event raises funds for Angel Fund for ALS Research
- •Started in 2004, raised over $1 million since
- 6:55 PMYahoo Sports — Athletes play annual 100-inning baseball game in Quincy for ALS research
"The 23rd annual “100 Innings of Baseball” kicked off Saturday morning at Adams Park with dozens of athletes participating for a good cause.
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