Short answer: I don’t have a real-time feed here to confirm last night’s exact number of innings for you. If you’re asking about a specific game, I can explain how many innings typically get played in that game’s format and how to verify the exact count quickly. Context and how to verify

• In Major League Baseball, a standard nine-inning game can go beyond nine innings only if the score is tied at the end of regulation, leading to extra innings. A game can extend into extra innings (10th, 11th, etc.) until one team leads at the end of a completed inning or, in rare cases, a run rule in some leagues. If a game ends in regulation, it’s nine innings; if it goes to extras, it can reach 11, 12, or more innings depending on when a winner is decided. The World Series in particular has seen games extend to extra innings in recent years.

• To get the exact innings for last night’s game, check a reliable live scoreboard or game recap from today’s date. Sources commonly used include MLB’s official scoreboard, team pages, and major sports outlets.

If you’d like, tell me the teams and the specific date (or the game number), and I can guide you to the exact inning count or summarize the key moments from last night’s game.