What does it truly mean to be a great teammate? In this episode, we explore one of the most powerful transformations in baseball history, the story of David Ross, a backup catcher who went from being labeled a self-focused player to being hoisted on his teammates' shoulders after a World Series championship. The spiritual lesson woven through this story is rooted in 1 Thessalonians 5:11, where we are called to encourage one another and build each other up. Ross's journey challenges us to ask a hard question: are we so focused on our own position, our own spotlight, that we forget the people around us? When Ross humbled himself and asked his teammates to define what a great teammate looks like, words like humility, sacrifice, encouragement, and accountability filled the board. These are not just baseball virtues. They are the very qualities God calls us to live out every single day, in our friendships, our families, and our communities. The most meaningful legacy we can leave is not the personal glory we chase, but the people we lift up along the way.