(Besides forever) How many innings should an MLB game go and how would you break a tie?

Question

Something like a shoot-out in hockey?

Answer 1

9 inninings keep the way it is.  

Answer 2

you play for 9 innings, and you just playing innings until one team beats the other

Answer 3

should be like a hockey shootout only like a homerun derby

Answer 4

You leave it the way it is, play until the inning where someone scores, and at the end of that inning, the game is over.

No need to change something that has worked for over 100 years.

Answer 5

I don't really see anything wrong with the current nine inning set up. As for extra innings when the teams are tied, most games don't really go all that long. The main reason is that the teams have a limited amount of pitchers in their bullpen. Although an interesting thing to think about, I'd say less than ten percent of MLB games actually go into extra innings.  

Answer 6

HR derby wud be awesome, just like 5 players

Answer 7

it should stay the same

9 regulation

as many as it takes to break it

Answer 8

I like this question, because MLB games can take forever so here's my suggestion if after nine innings the game is still tied, they go into 3 extra innings and if that doesn't settle it they go to a homerun derby and the team that hits the fewest homeruns loses, and if it is still tied, then the game ends.