BT & Sal launch a blistering attack on the Mets and Yankees, arguing that despite their immense wealth, neither team is truly committed to going "all-in" like the Los Angeles Dodgers. They dissect how New York has consistently lost out on premier superstars, from Freddie Freeman to Ohtani and Yamamoto, and how they often settle for a "nice plan B" instead of adding talent on top of talent. The hosts demand both teams flex their financial muscle this offseason for names like Skubal and Kyle Tucker, declaring that competing with the Dodgers requires a mentality of zero restrictions. Sal and BT debate the risk of trading top pitching prospects like McClain and Schlittler to achieve immediate World Series contention, emphasizing that anything less than total commitment is unacceptable for New York.