Joe Tsai moved from Taiwan to the United States to attend the Lawrenceville School when he was 13. He wanted to play baseball there, but instead found the game of lacrosse.

He developed a love for the game that took him to Yale, where he played collegiately. In his post-lacrosse career, he co-founded Alibaba, in addition gaining ownership of multiple professional sports teams. He’s one of the most successful businessmen in the world. Yes, the world.

He continues to support the sport of lacrosse like no one ever has. He sits downs with Paul Carcaterra to share his story, from the first stick to his unprecedented business success.

The episode has made the national headlines, with outlets like SB Nation and the NY Post sharing excerpts from the interview. Here are a few clips from the episode.

OVERTIME (S2 E3): Joe Tsai@SealsLax owner @joetsai1999 joins @paulcarcaterra to talk lacrosse & business success.

LISTEN: https://t.co/pL9CgFCGIg pic.twitter.com/bTOnGBDI84

— NLL (@NLL) May 7, 2019

OVERTIME SEASON EP. - JOE TSAI

@YaleLacrosse alum
@AlibabaGroup co-founder
Owner: @BrooklynNets, @SealsLax@joetsai1999, among the most successful businessmen on , joins @paulcarcaterra to talk his lacrosse story/business success.

LISTEN: https://t.co/ouuWX1vb3T pic.twitter.com/lnPXj1dJsY

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) May 7, 2019

Joe Tsai or @YaleLacrosse TD Irelan?
Full Link:https://t.co/SDpjNiPrxk pic.twitter.com/nwjVRhWWsy

— Paul Carcaterra (@paulcarcaterra) May 7, 2019