Will vines and tweets one day have a place in Cooperstown? This week, Dakota, Gemma and Ian discuss what they would put in the social media wing of the Hall of Fame. They also cast actors to replace Vin Scully and propose solving the rivalry between Kanye West and Taylor Swift with baseball.

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Which celebrity All-Star is the Cut4 staff most excited to watch? How many home runs will totally jacked J.K. Simmons hit? This week, Dakota, Gemma and Chris choose their favorite celebrities to cheer for, discuss new baseball traditions and talk about their dream pitching matchups.

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Should you and your friends dress up as an MLB team's front office the next time you go to a game? This week, Dakota, Gemma and Ian come up with the best baseball group costumes, play a few rounds of 'Meal or No Meal' and choose their favorite baseball slang terms.

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Have you ever wondered who's behind booking first pitches and 7th-inning stretch singers? This week, Jim Oboikowitch, the Cubs manager of game and event production, answers all your questions about in-game entertainment. Dakota, Gemma and Ian also make up their own variations of the T-Mobile Home Run Derby and decide which fictional baseball players should get their own Topps cards.

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Which MLB manager do you think you're most like? Dakota, Gemma and Michael try their best to figure out which big league skipper they are at heart, and debate what they'd do if they had unlimited access to a baseball stadium. They also decide which racing mascot would dominate an All-Star marathon.

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This week, Dakota, Gemma and Ben sympathize with Dillon Gee's tumble off the mound and share their own embarrassing sports moments. They also define ballpark phone etiquette, choose each other's MLB doppelgangers and ask the National Portrait Gallery to include paintings of their favorite players.

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Could a cat successfully own a baseball team? This week, Dakota, Gemma and Michael debate that very question and try to find more places for animals in MLB. They also decide which baseball players would be the best commencement speakers and question the wisdom of trying to catch a foul ball in an apple pie.

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This week, Dakota, Gemma and Chris discuss Bartolo Colon's home run (of course), Minor League food and MLB mascots that might be future MVPs. Then, the team interviews Billy Harner, the director of communications for the Brooklyn Cyclones, who explains how Minor League promotions are created...and reveals one of his ideas for next season.

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Dakota, Gemma and Ian debate which MLB friendships they'd like to see immortalized in bobblehead form, wwhich baseball talent they'd want to steal and what special clauses they'd want in their big league contracts. Additionally, they talk about Leicester City (of course) and diner food (of course).

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This week, Dakota, Ben and Gemma debate the finer points of extra-inning etiquette. When is it OK to leave? Should you leave at all? They also closely consider baseball's rules and wonder: Which rules would you have to change to make it a completely different sport?

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