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by maddock on August 14th, 2006
It can be called and continued at a later date if the Umpire crew decides the game has run too long (usually in excess of six hours), and the managers must use non-designated-pitchers as pitchers.
This situation will never result in a tie; the MLB rules state that the game must be completed.
Most likely each side would use a position player that had pitching experience in their earlier career and the game would be over in short order.
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