Two-time MLB All-Star Dee Gordon joins Chaunté Lowe on The Lowe Point for a raw and deeply personal conversation about grief, identity, and redefining success beyond the game. From losing his mother at just seven years old to being pushed toward professional baseball when his heart was set on basketball, Dee opens up about the pain that shaped him long before the spotlight ever did. At the height of his MLB career, despite the accolades and All-Star appearances, Dee found himself battling something far heavier than competition — the mental toll of feeling unwanted, misunderstood, and disconnected from the very game that made him famous. Dee speaks candidly about grief, anger, and the pressure to perform while carrying unhealed wounds. He reflects on nearly walking away from the league, navigating fatherhood while learning how to lead with love instead of fear, and the realization that success wasn’t what he thought it would be. When the applause fades and the expectations remain, who...