Fresh off a woeful first-pitch attempt, actress Jamie Chung joins J.B. in the suite to commiserate and play "Economist or Baseball Player?"

J.B. welcomes actor and comedian Bill Bellamy, who shares memories about growing up a Yankees fan and transitioning to the Dodgers, and talks about his new TV game show, "Let's Ask America."

Fresh off filming the family comedy "Moms' Night Out", actress Sarah Drew catches a Rockies-Dodgers game with J.B. in the suite for Express Written Consent and shares what it was like to work with Patricia Heaton and Sean Astin.

Big Sean reminisces about his upbringing in Detroit while watching his hometown Tigers take on the Dodgers in the suite on Express Written Consent. But as the recording artist soon reveals to J.B., his loyalties are somewhat divided these days, as he considers L.A. his second home.

"Mad Men" star Jon Hamm kicks off the 2014 season of Express Written Consent in the booth with J.B. to watch the Cardinals take on the Pirates. The dapper actor discusses the final season of the show and stirs up some rumors about how his tortured alter ego, Don Draper's, story will end.

Rarely does a conversation between two men seamlessly connect subjects such as mothers, "The Princess Bride," and Willie Mays, but somehow J.B. and Rob Reiner pull it off in this episode of Express Written Consent. Join us in the suite as this Hollywood legend delivers epic Dodgers play-by-play and chats with J.B. about an assortment of topics while sharing some of his favorite (and least favorite) baseball memories.

Imagining your favorite sportscaster in "Platoon" and the TV sitcom "Scrubs" is weird and a little unsettling. But imagining John C. McGinley as a sportscaster is less bizarre --it was actually almost happened. Regardless, we're thankful McGinley chose acting, because otherwise this episode of Express Written Consent may never have happened. Join J.B. in the suite as McGinley discusses his amazing career in Hollywood, his would-be career change and more.

You know her from stand-up and the hit FX show "Archer," but you might not know that Aisha Tyler is the new host of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" and just debuted a new book, "Self-Inflicted Wounds." Join us for this episode of Express Written Consent as Jeremy Brisiel explores Aisha's love of the San Francisco Giants and why she wanted to "charge the mound" the first time she laid eyes on her husband.

What do "Scarface," "Carlito's Way," "Boogie Nights," and "Grand Theft Auto" have in common? That's right: Luis Guzman. On this episode of Express Written Consent, Luis joins Jeremy Brisiel in the suite and discusses his new animated movie "Turbo," as well as how he became Vermont's largest Puerto Rican land baron.

Timothy Olyphant, star of the hit FX series, "Justified," joins J.B. to talk about his amazing career as both an actor and as an aquatic superstar.