Baseballs Unwritten Rules Part 2: Jamie Keefe

This week on Caught Listening it's part two of our four-part series on baseball's unwritten rules. In part two, Christian Heimall sits down with a manager with more than 20 years of experience leading the guys who have to abide by those missives.

Joining him is Jamie Keefe, professional baseball manager and former Minor League player, who has almost 30 years of experience in professional baseball. The two talk about how the rules have changed, how and where they get taught to young players, and the way in which the game gets policed. While touching on topics of today like Fernando Tatis, Jr. and Aroldis Chapman, they also look at the way the evolution of the game has influenced those rules and how they get enforced.

Jamie also takes your listener questions, including answering whether or not a manager makes the call on throwing at an opposing hitter.Be a part of next week's show, or any show, by searching "Caught Listening by Public House Media" on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. You can also email the show at [e-mail]