Baseball, a sport steeped in tradition, has long resisted the concept of ties. However, recent rule changes in various leagues have introduced the possibility of a game ending without a definitive winner.
In Major League Baseball (MLB), while postseason games push on until a victor emerges, regular-season games can now conclude in a tie under specific circumstances, such as time constraints or inclement weather.
In the Minor Leagues, the rules vary depending on the level of play. Double-A and Triple-A leagues generally extend games into extra innings, while Single-A and Rookie leagues might call a game a tie if it surpasses curfew or a set duration.