Steven Brault joins Robby and Uncle Paulie for Episode 11 of Sacred Grounds.

The former Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs left-handed pitcher talks about his unique path through baseball, going from player to broadcaster, and why he has always been drawn to play-by-play.

Steven also dives into the stories that made him one of the most interesting personalities in baseball, singing the national anthem in uniform, recording a Broadway album, performing with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and balancing a love of baseball with a love of music.

Plus, the guys relive Steven's only Major League home run at Coors Field, the famous game where he opened with 69 straight fastballs, his relationship with Greg Brown's "Clear the Deck" call, and why baseball has always been a family story for him.

From the mound to the microphone to the stage, this episode is full of stories, laughs, and a different side of the game.

Tim Neverett joins Robby and Uncle Paulie for Episode 10 of Sacred Grounds.

The current Los Angeles Dodgers play-by-play announcer and former voice of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Red Sox, and Colorado Rockies shares incredible stories from a life in baseball broadcasting.

Tim talks about the fraternity of MLB announcers, meeting Vin Scully, working around legendary voices like Bob Uecker, calling games for Shohei Ohtani and the Dodgers, and what it's like being around one of the biggest stars baseball has ever seen.

The conversation also dives into Ohtani's historic 50/50 game, walk-up music, MLB salary questions, the ABS challenge system, Dodgers travel, World Series rings, and Tim's lasting connection to Pittsburgh.

This is a baseball storyteller's episode from start to finish.

Sacred Grounds hits the road for Episode 9 as Robby and Uncle Paulie recap their trip to Houston, Texas, for Pirates vs. Astros at Daikin Park.

The guys break down Paulie's 27th MLB ballpark, what makes Daikin Park one of the most unique indoor stadiums in baseball, and why the Astros train is even cooler in person than it looks on TV.

This episode also features the show's first on-location interview as Robby and Paulie climb inside the famous Astros train with Bobby Dynamite, the beloved train conductor at Daikin Park. Bobby shares what it's like operating the train above the field, watching World Series games from one of the best seats in baseball, and becoming part of the ballpark experience for generations of Astros fans.

Plus, Paulie tells the very dramatic story of catching a foul ball, Robby shares why this Houston trip meant something extra, and the guys look ahead as Paulie gets closer to completing all 30 MLB ballparks.