As the Coronavirus pandemic halts the sports world, athletes all over are chipping in to help those who have been severely impacted. One of them is Cincinnati Reds pitcher Trevor Bauer, who organized a "Sandlot" style pickup game in Arizona after Major League Baseball stopped all activities. The event not only gave fans a fun look at a different side of the hurler but also raised money for stadium workers whose paychecks will be cut short by the stoppage.

Joining Caught Listening host Christian Heimall is Chris Bumbaca of USA Today, who spoke with Bauer about the event. The guys will talk about how the game came about, who was there, and what their favorite parts about the event were. They also talk about what to do right now if you're missing baseball and how you can help those who have lost their ability to work because of the suspension of games.

The two also play a game of "Pepper" with questions submitted by you the fans! You can be a part of the show each and every week by submitting your questions on social media. Just search ""Caught Listening by Public House Media" on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, or email [email protected].