BT and Sal dive headfirst into the New York Yankees' recent struggles, debating whether their current slump is a temporary blip in the new, unpredictable MLB landscape, or a symptom of deeper, long-standing organizational issues. While Sal advocates for the Yankees to "sell" off some dead weight and proactively address roster deficiencies by inserting younger talent like Dominguez and Rice, BT counters that overreacting to a few bad weeks in a volatile season is premature, especially given the Yankees' historical ability to bounce back and make deep playoff runs. They discuss the recent decision to move Jazz Chisholm Jr. back to second base as a long-overdue sign of progress, yet question the Yankees' overall philosophy of player acquisition and development, highlighting the ongoing frustrations of fans watching the same fundamental flaws persist year after year.