Joey Cora joins Robby and Uncle Paulie for Episode 15 of Sacred Grounds.

The 1997 American League All-Star, 11-year Major League Baseball player, World Series champion, longtime coach, and Vanderbilt Hall of Famer shares stories from a life in baseball, from Puerto Rico to the big leagues, Seattle, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and beyond.

Joey talks about winning the 2005 World Series as third base coach of the Chicago White Sox, what made Ozzie Guillen such a unique manager, why the World Baseball Classic carries a different kind of emotion, and what it was like coaching for Puerto Rico alongside legends like Yadier Molina, Sandy Alomar Jr., Edgar Martinez, Carlos Beltrán, and more.

The conversation also dives into Joey's playing days with stars like Ken Griffey Jr., Randy Johnson, Edgar Martinez, Bo Jackson, and Michael Jordan, including the unforgettable story of talking trash to Jordan, playing pickup basketball against him, and getting dunked on to end the game.

Joey also opens up about the work he and his wife, Kyra, are doing through The Cora Foundation to help prevent bullying, educate parents and schools, and support kids and families through difficult moments.

From World Series details to WBC emotion, Michael Jordan stories, Bo Jackson memories, third-base coaching decisions, and life beyond the game, this episode is packed from start to finish.