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This week's Mets highlights include reaction to David Stearns speaking at the GM Meetings in Las Vegas. BT and Sal want Stearns to be aggressive in resolving the Pete Alonso situation to move on to other roster needs, and they debate if Brandon Nimmo can be traded to free up payroll. Plus, Boomer and Gio react to the wild story of Steve Cohen auctioning off a golden toilet, and the Evan and Tiki crew play MLB free agency bingo.

This week's Yankees highlights include reactions to the bombshell report that Paul Skenes told a Pirates teammate that he wants to join the Yankees. BT and Sal agree that the Yanks should trade the farm for the Cy Young winner, while Chris McMonigle throws cold water on the report. Plus, multiple hosts agree that the Bombers cannot afford to lose Cody Bellinger this offseason.

This week's Mets highlights include reaction to David Stearns speaking at the GM Meetings in Las Vegas. BT and Sal want Stearns to be aggressive in resolving the Pete Alonso situation to move on to other roster needs, and they debate if Brandon Nimmo can be traded to free up payroll. Plus, Boomer and Gio react to the wild story of Steve Cohen auctioning off a golden toilet, and the Evan and Tiki crew play MLB free agency bingo.

This week's Yankees highlights include reactions to the bombshell report that Paul Skenes told a Pirates teammate that he wants to join the Yankees. BT and Sal agree that the Yanks should trade the farm for the Cy Young winner, while Chris McMonigle throws cold water on the report. Plus, multiple hosts agree that the Bombers cannot afford to lose Cody Bellinger this offseason.

BT & Sal launch a fiery assault on the New York Giants' management, specifically general manager Joe Shane, after the decision to fire Brian Daboll while retaining the GM. Given the team's decade-plus run of losing, the hosts vehemently refuse to give the front office any "benefit of the doubt" for their future plans. Sal argues that the team's collapse is the GM's fault for building an inept roster, questioning where the depth is, particularly on the defensive side, and slamming high draft picks like Kayvon Thibodeaux and Abdul Khader for not making an impact. BT agrees, asserting that the organization is caught in a cycle of ineptitude and demanding to know the "excuse for keeping the general manager" after a disastrous period of team-building. They conclude that the Giants' current trajectory is the "antithesis" of what successful NFL franchises are doing.

BT & Sal ignite a fiery debate over the post-Daboll Giants, arguing that if star QB Jaxson Dart is out, the team has "no reason to watch" and should embrace tanking for a better draft pick to set up the next head coach. The hosts slam the Giants' hierarchy, highlighting the "Call of the Day" where a caller accuses the owners of compounding problems and "not being football guys." The discussion then pivots to the coaching search, where they intensely weigh the experience of Jon Gruden (Super Bowl winner with an old-school personality) against the consistency of Sean McDermott (perennial playoff contender with the Bills), while also acknowledging the baggage of Brian Flores. Finally, the duo briefly commiserates over the ongoing struggles with the "Unperfect Perfect Parlay", with BT vowing to move to three- and four-team bets to finally escape the curse.

BT, Sal, and Hoff unleash "Bald-Faced Lie, Bald-Faced Truth," testing the hottest takes in New York sports and beyond! The trio goes head-to-head on the Mets' looming free agency: Will Edwin Diaz be back in 2026, or will the Dodgers steal him? They clash over baseball insider Jeff Passan's predictions, debating if Kyle Tucker and Cody Bellinger could be teammates and if the Yankees can afford to lose Bellinger. Finally, a fiery NFL/NHL crossover question: will the Rangers' home win total in November surpass the combined home wins of the Jets and Giants? The segment closes with a serious discussion about the influence of John Mara's health and family loyalty on the Giants' front office decisions.

Sal kicks off the segment with a fiery rant about being "screwed over with tickets" not once, but twice! He calls out Frank from Rails for promising free Rangers tickets—just before the team finally wins their first home of the season—only to have the offer yanked. This doubles down on a previous incident where "Mitch from Fort Lee" gave him the wrong game, forcing Sal to shell out $500 for a Knicks ticket. Sal and BT commiserate over the ticket trauma and the frustration of near-miss freebies at the Garden.

BT & Sal are furious at the Giants' "idiotic decision" to fire head coach Brian Daboll but retain General Manager Joe Schoen to lead the next coaching search. They slam the move as the "worst thing they could do," arguing Schoen's track record—including an inept roster and highly questionable draft picks (Evan Neal, Deonte Banks)—has earned him no right to hire another coach. The hosts question how ownership can possibly trust Schoen, labeling the franchise "pathetic" and "lost" for repeating the cycle of keeping the GM who hired a failed coach. The discussion also heats up with callers pitching head coach replacements like Jon Gruden and Lane Kiffin, forcing BT and Sal to debate if a college coach is the right fit and if Schoen's mere presence will severely dilute the candidate talent pool. They conclude that by keeping Schoen, the Giants are essentially "accepting losing."

Join hosts J.D. Barker, Jena Brown, Kevin Tumlinson, and Jena Brown as they discuss the week's entertainment news, including stories about B&T, Ingram Spark, confusing books, and TikTok. Then, stick around for a chat with A.G. Riddle! A.G. Riddle spent ten years starting internet companies before retiring to pursue his true passion: writing fiction. His novels have sold over six million copies worldwide and been translated in twenty-four languages. Several of his works are in development for feature films. He lives in Raleigh, North Carolina with his wife, daughter, and an eccentric dog. No matter where he is, or what's going on, he tries his best to set aside time every day to answer emails and messages from readers. You can reach him at: ag@agriddle.com. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this conversation, BT explores the nature of faith, personal experiences, and the journey of reconciliation within family dynamics with pastor David Narvaez. David discusses his call to ministry and the challenges of navigating denominationalism, culminating in a profound experience of Christianity. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of faith as a living experience rather than a relic of the past, highlighting the transformative power of personal encounters with truth and spirituality. In this conversation, David discusses the importance of understanding church history and tradition in shaping modern faith practices. He emphasizes the need for a deeper connection to the historical roots of Christianity, particularly in light of contemporary challenges in theology. The dialogue explores the significance of Christianity, the dangers of detached theology, and the importance of fostering unity among different faith traditions. Brandon shares his personal experiences and insights on how to engage in meaningful discussions rather than debates, ultimately aiming to encourage a collaborative approach to faith and understanding.David Narvaez: Link tree

BT and Sal react to the breaking, yet inevitable, news that the New York Giants have fired Head Coach Brian Daboll with immediate effect. They call the move "the humane thing to do" after a 2-8 record and a history of catastrophic fourth-quarter collapses. The hosts argue that the decision was necessary to stop the toxic internal narrative and allow the team, and young quarterback Jaxson Dart, to move forward. The discussion pivots quickly to the future: Mike Kafka has been named the interim head coach. The guys demand that Defensive Coordinator Shane Bowen must be the next domino to fall, calling his continued employment "disgraceful." They also speculate on whether GM Joe Shane will follow, and which established coach—like Bill Belichick or Mike McCarthy—the Giants must target to finally end their "merry-go-round of nothingness."

BT and Sal dive into the cultural shock of a "lively" Friday night event at a local bar, contrasting Sal's desire to be a "loner" and his desperate craving for home with BT's view of it as a vital "reset" and team-building opportunity. Sal confesses his deep-seated reluctance to mingle with strangers now that his "social career is over". BT pushes back, arguing that finding a "tight circle" of non-judgmental friends is crucial for mental health, even in your 50s. The segment takes a fiery turn when a caller asks about Breece Hall's future with the Jets, leading Sal to brand the running back a "whiner" and Tierney to praise the GM's "under the radar strong move" in refusing to trade him.

BT recounts his shocking experience at the Jets game, where the parking attendant was "embarrassed" to charge him $100—a price Sal heard was a mid-season hike from the Giants' $60 rate. He rages against the Jets' greed for charging fans so much to see such a miserable product, declaring he would "never pay $100 to park anywhere" again on principle. The conversation also takes a surprising turn as Tierney defends MetLife Stadium, arguing it's "not nearly as bad as we make it out to be" once you are inside, noting the positive atmosphere during the Nick Mangold tribute. The hosts also touch on the astronomical cost of stadium food and the ever-present dilemma of whether to draft a quarterback for the struggling New York teams.

BT & Sal dive into the Jets' second consecutive victory, with Sal declaring the offense "unwatchable" and the method of winning—through special teams and defensive plays—"not sustainable." Tierney counters by emphasizing the crucial "stacking bricks" phase under Aaron Glenn, noting the team's improved penalty control and the powerful message sent by trading away expensive players like Sauce Gardner and benching Quincy Williams. They agree that the wins are essential for backing the "vultures" off Glenn. The debate heats up over Justin Fields, who threw for only 54 yards, with a caller criticizing his calm post-game demeanor. The hosts defend Fields' "team guy" attitude. Finally, they slam an "asinine" caller who claimed he was right to suggest benching Jaxson Dart due to the risk of injury, with Sal and BT agreeing the injury was predictable, but the solution is changing the play calls, not benching the rookie.

BT & Sal react LIVE to the breaking news: Brian Daboll has been FIRED as the Giants' head coach! The segment kicks off with the "Call of the Day," where a fan passionately calls for Daboll's job, only to be followed by the announcement of his dismissal. The hosts erupt over the Giants' "unacceptable" three years and the pattern of blowing leads, highlighting the team's loss of identity. They debate the drive that led to rookie QB Jaxson Dart's injury and the inherent risk of the RPO offense Daboll favored, questioning the sustainability of an attack predicated on the young quarterback's legs. The Giants now turn to interim head coach Mike Kafka, leaving BT and Sal to ponder who will be the next one with the "broad shoulders" to change the losing franchise.

Evan Roberts discusses the possibility of Cody Bellinger to the Mets and what he would want that to look like. Plus, Pete Hoffman gives his take on the Pete Alonso opt out with BT & Sal and argue if it is a distraction; Evan is bothered two Mets coaches have joined the Braves' staff; Evan, Tiki, Shaun and Tommy give their plans to fix the Yankees (34:31); Evan is intrigued by the A-Rod documentary; BT, Sal and Pete Hoffman on if Alonso will earn MVP votes next season and if Aaron Boone has the safest job of all New York sports teams.

In the wake of the Jets fire sale, Evan makes his case for why Gang Green can use their load of draft picks to make a splash for the next top quarterback that becomes available via trade, like Joe Burrow. Meanwhile, Morash makes the case that it's Jalen Hurts. Plus, BT and Sal love the messaging from Aaron Glenn after the team's big trades, and what is next for Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson?

Evan Roberts discusses the possibility of Cody Bellinger to the Mets and what he would want that to look like. Plus, Pete Hoffman gives his take on the Pete Alonso opt out with BT & Sal and argue if it is a distraction; Evan is bothered two Mets coaches have joined the Braves' staff; Evan, Tiki, Shaun and Tommy give their plans to fix the Yankees (34:31); Evan is intrigued by the A-Rod documentary; BT, Sal and Pete Hoffman on if Alonso will earn MVP votes next season and if Aaron Boone has the safest job of all New York sports teams.

In the wake of the Jets fire sale, Evan makes his case for why Gang Green can use their load of draft picks to make a splash for the next top quarterback that becomes available via trade, like Joe Burrow. Meanwhile, Morash makes the case that it's Jalen Hurts. Plus, BT and Sal love the messaging from Aaron Glenn after the team's big trades, and what is next for Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson?

Evan Roberts discusses the possibility of Cody Bellinger to the Mets and what he would want that to look like. Plus, Pete Hoffman gives his take on the Pete Alonso opt out with BT & Sal and argue if it is a distraction; Evan is bothered two Mets coaches have joined the Braves' staff; Evan, Tiki, Shaun and Tommy give their plans to fix the Yankees (34:31); Evan is intrigued by the A-Rod documentary; BT, Sal and Pete Hoffman on if Alonso will earn MVP votes next season and if Aaron Boone has the safest job of all New York sports teams.

This week's Jets highlights include all the reaction to the team's busy trade deadline, which was mainly celebrated by all hosts (except Evan Roberts). Plus, BT and Sal were not sad at all to see Sauce Gardner moved for two first-round picks, and Evan took exception to Aaron Glenn's press conference.

This week's Jets highlights include all the reaction to the team's busy trade deadline, which was mainly celebrated by all hosts (except Evan Roberts). Plus, BT and Sal were not sad at all to see Sauce Gardner moved for two first-round picks, and Evan took exception to Aaron Glenn's press conference.

In this episode of Truth in Shadow, host BT delves into the ancient civilization of the Sumerians, exploring their profound impact on human history, culture, and the supernatural. He discusses their innovations in writing, mathematics, and architecture, as well as their mythology, particularly the Anunnaki, and how these elements shaped the foundations of modern civilization. The conversation reflects on the everyday lives of the Sumerians, their cultural practices, and the enduring legacy of their myths and stories.Resources:The Sumerians: Their History, Culture, and Character - Samuel Noah KramerCuneiform by Dr. Irving FinkelThe Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature

This week's Jets highlights include all the reaction to the team's busy trade deadline, which was mainly celebrated by all hosts (except Evan Roberts). Plus, BT and Sal were not sad at all to see Sauce Gardner moved for two first-round picks, and Evan took exception to Aaron Glenn's press conference.

In this audience-driven “mailroom” episode of The Week Spun, the conversation opens with a provocative idea from the PRovoke Summit: AI is now being discussed in full-time equivalent (FTE) terms, signaling a shift in how agencies and organizations think about synthetic labor. Guest host Kim Sample, President of the PR Council, joins Doug Downs and David Gallagher to explore what this means for the future of work in PR.From there, the trio digs into listener-submitted questions on everything from Apple's conspicuous silence in the podcasting space, to why PR professionals struggle with personal branding, how fairness is driving consumer outrage, gender representation in politics, and the surprising TikTok-fueled backlash to a Halloween ad campaign from Hatch Sleep.Audio Episode Chapters 1:51 What is a “synthetic FTE” and how is AI reshaping PR teams 4:29 Are brands finally taking owned content like blogs and podcasts seriously 8:11 Does Apple still care about podcasts or is their silence a statement 13:05 Why do PR pros struggle with confidence and self promotion 21:03 Does visibility for women in politics actually equal shared power Video Episode Chapters1:54 What is a “Synthetic FTE” and How Will AI Change PR Teams? 5:16 Are Brands Finally Getting Serious About Owned Media and Podcasts? 10:51 Does Apple Still Care About Podcast? Or Are They Quietly Quitting? 13:15 Why Do PR Pros Struggle With Their Own Personal Branding? 26:14 Does Representation Equal Power in Politic? Or Just PR Optics? Guest Kim Sample, PR CouncilWebsite | Email | LinkedInThe Week Unspun is a weekly livestream every Friday at 10am ET/3pm BT. Check it out on our YouTube Channel or via this LinkedIn channelWe publish the audio from these livestreams to the Stories and Strategies podcast feed every Friday until Sunday evening when it's no longer available.Folgate AdvisorsCurzon Public Relations WebsiteStories and Strategies WebsiteRequest a transcript of this livestreamSupport the show

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BT & Sal dive deep into the Mets' offseason, arguing that the team has to address core positional deficiencies—like forcing Pete Alonso to DH—before throwing money at starting pitching. Sal makes a radical case for trading Francisco Lindor before his contract turns into an albatross. The conversation takes a sharp turn into media drama as Sal learns BT dropped the ball on a personal invitation from A-Rod to his HBO documentary premiere, leading to a fiery confrontation. Finally, the duo delivers their Week 10 NFL Power Rankings, resulting in major disagreement: Sal rewards the Bills for beating the Chiefs, putting Buffalo at #1 (dropping Kansas City to #2). BT remains consistent with the Broncos at #1 (despite being nervous about their Thursday game) and claims the Rams are the best team in the NFC.

BT and Sal get heated over an early assessment of the New York Knicks, with BT regretting the Karl-Anthony Towns trade and arguing he'd rather have the Max Effort of the old core: Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo. Sal defends the Max Talent approach, though he agrees both Randle and Towns are too flawed to be a championship centerpiece. The conversation shifts to pop culture with the surprising news of Gremlins 3 coming out 35 years after the last sequel, prompting a nostalgic detour. Finally, the Call of the Day reveals a massive "ball drop": one of the hosts was invited to Alex Rodriguez's HBO show premiere but didn't even know, sparking a frantic plan to brown-nose A-Rod while he's in town!

BT & Sal are locked in a fiery debate after the Atlanta Braves swooped in to hire two key former Mets coaches: Antoan Richardson (First Base/Baserunning) and Jeremy Hefner (Pitching Coach). Sal argues that letting Richardson, whom he calls the "best first base coach in the game" and credits for the Mets' stolen base success, walk to a rival is an unacceptable blunder for a team owned by Steve Cohen. BT, however, dismisses the first base coach's impact as "irrelevant," suggesting the move was either a philosophical difference (Richardson wanting an elevated role) or a smart escape from a potentially "lame duck" Mendoza-led staff. The duo questions whether the Mets truly valued the coaches, debating if the Braves' gain is a sign of a greater Mets organizational flaw.

BT and Sal unleash a fiery debate over the future of Pete Alonso, arguing the Mets CANNOT let his contract situation "drag out" and "hold up" the offseason like last year. Sal insists the Mets must take a hard line: offer Alonso a deal (maybe 5 years, $150M) but on the condition he becomes a primary DH to improve the team's abysmal defense. Tierney agrees the team needs an "overhaul of epic proportions" but believes Pete, valuing his first base role, will walk even for less money due to feeling "disrespected." The hosts agree that the easiest fix for the Mets is their pitching, while the hardest is reconfiguring their defensive alignment and lineup infrastructure. They also touch on the baffling departure of first base coach Richardson to the rival Braves, suspecting the move was driven by a "philosophical disconnect" or Richardson seeking an elevated role, not money. The discussion concludes with the need for the Mets to aggressively pursue major acquisitions like Tarik Skubal and Cody Bellinger without letting Scott Boras's client timeline dictate their moves.

BT & Sal unleash a torrent of hot takes on the Mets' offseason, issuing a DH-or-Divorce ultimatum for Pete Alonso and arguing that his contract impasse cannot hold up a necessary defensive overhaul. They discuss a potential $150M offer contingent on Pete's transition to a primary DH role. The debate transitions to a poignant interview with Henrik Lundqvist, who shares the emotional "turn-around" that led to his retirement after a battle with recurrent pericarditis. The show hits a fiery peak when Sal learns BT completely missed an invitation to A-Rod's HBO premiere—a personal and professional "ball drop" that sparks a frantic media damage control plan. Plus, the guys dive into the surprising news of Gremlins 3, debate a potential move of Don Mattingly to the Phillies, and clash over the future of the Knicks with the Karl-Anthony Towns trade.

In the wake of the Jets fire sale, Evan makes his case for why Gang Green can use their load of draft picks to make a splash for the next top quarterback that becomes available via trade, like Joe Burrow. Meanwhile, Morash makes the case that it's Jalen Hurts. Plus, BT and Sal love the messaging from Aaron Glenn after the team's big trades, and what is next for Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson?

The "Call of the Day" uncovers a hilarious disaster: Both BT and Sal were invited by Alex Rodriguez to the star-studded HBO premiere of his new docuseries, Alex vs. A-Rod. However, host BT "dropped the ball" by failing to communicate the invitation to Sal! A-Rod's request to "invite you and Sal" was sitting in the co-host's texts, leading to an immediate, fiery exchange. Sal rails against the missed red carpet opportunity with his "pal A-Rod" and demands BT immediately make up for the blunder by "brown-nosing" A-Rod to get him on the show. The segment also touches on the "bizarro world" of New York sports radio, where the Morning Show had Rick Pitino while BT and Sal had Sydney Sweeney.

BT & Sal are divided over the surprise announcement of Gremlins 3, set for a 2027 release! BT dives deep into his 1984 nostalgia, but Sal questions the wisdom of reviving a franchise that hasn't released a film since 1990. They debate whether the new movie will be a continuation or a remake and if it can possibly capture the magic of the original, with BT noting that the presence of Phoebe Cates would get him "all in." The segment sparks a wider discussion on which forgotten 80s/90s film deserves a 35-year sequel and the hosts weigh the risks of Hollywood's never-ending quest for franchise gold.

BT & Sal dive into a heavily shifting NFL landscape for their Week 10 Power Rankings! After the Bills beat the Chiefs, Sal makes a drastic move, vaulting Buffalo from off his list all the way to number one, a choice Tierney questions as a "prisoner of the moment." Meanwhile, BT doubles down on his controversial Denver Broncos pick for his top spot, despite his own nervousness about their upcoming Thursday Night game. The NFC is a chaotic mess, leading Tierney to elevate the Rams to his number three, believing they're the best team in the conference, while Sal is finally giving Sam Darnold's Seahawks a spot in his top five. They discuss the Chiefs' fallibility, the Lions' stumble, and why the Eagles and Colts took a hit in their rankings this week.

Sal starts with a bone to pick with A-Rod for not inviting him to the NYC premiere of his new HBO documentary, Alex vs. A-Rod. The conversation quickly turns into a fiery on-air confrontation when BT reveals that he did get the invite from A-Rod's nephew but "dropped the ball" by not passing it along to Sal because he was sick with a high fever. Sal, seeing a missed chance to walk the red carpet and connect with a star, now pivots, demanding BT "milk the teat" and use his direct A-Rod connection to get the Yankees legend on the show immediately while he's still in New York. The two debate the sincerity of A-Rod's "good dude" persona versus his value as a "get" for their show.

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Allie, Geeter, and BT talk about the Dodgers 2025 World Series Championship. Lakers hot start to the season. And rank their favorite backcourt duos in Lakers history. Plus Bucket or Brick predictions for early season surprises around the league. Catch all the Lakers action this season on Spectrum Sportsnet+ with the NBA app when you add Spectrum Internet and at least one Mobile line. Plus, get a free Xumo Stream Box for six months! This offer is a slam dunk(total value of $194.99). Learn more: spectrum.com/getlakers

In this conversation, Mike Ricksecker delves into the mysteries of ancient civilizations, exploring the concept of stargates and their potential connections to consciousness and energy hotspots. The discussion highlights the possibility that ancient peoples possessed knowledge of interdimensional travel and cosmic connections, as well as the role of consciousness in accessing these realms. The conversation also touches on the significance of ley lines and Earth's magnetic currents, suggesting a deeper interconnectedness within the universe. In this conversation, BT and Mike discusses the significance of drumming ceremonies, the mysteries surrounding Skinwalker Ranch, and the potential connections between time travel and Stargates. He explores the role of interdimensional beings, the symbolism of ancient Egyptian temples, and the global perspectives on Stargates. Personal experiences at ancient sites and the implications of rediscovering these portals for humanity's understanding of the universe are also examined.Mike Ricksecker resources: https://www.mikericksecker.com/le

BT & Sal react to Jets HC Aaron Glenn's first media address after trading All-Pros Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams for a massive haul of draft picks. Glenn emphasizes that "with change comes opportunity" and that the trades were necessary to "build this team," not made from desperation. Sal and BT laud Glenn's unwavering conviction and transparency—a welcome change for the franchise. The conversation covers Glenn shutting down Breece Hall trade rumors, his refusal to be "soft" with the remaining players, and his fiery message to fans to "Don't let go of the rope," even admitting he never promised they'd be proud of the team "right now." The hosts conclude that Aaron Glenn is laying an authentic foundation that is finally "believable" for the long-suffering fanbase.

BT & Sal dive into the hot stove free agency odds, starting a fierce debate on the line between fan passion and financial "prudence." They discuss potential landing spots for Alex Bregman, Bo Bichette, Cody Bellinger, and Kyle Tucker, with Sal arguing the Yankees must focus on Bellinger or target a perfect trade fit like Steven Kwan to truly improve. The biggest argument centers on Pete Alonso and the Mets. Sal believes Pete's market will be robust, while BT declares his first conversation with Alonso would be a non-negotiable stipulation: he must agree to be a bulk DH to prioritize the team's defense ("DH or GTFO!"). They conclude that if the Mets impose this restriction, teams like the Red Sox and Phillies will likely swoop in, making an Alonso departure a real possibility.

BT & Sal's "Call of the Day" sparks a chaotic debate about "Hall Passes" and the astronomical cost of New York sports. The hosts react to a caller suggesting producer Hof is now single for Sydney Sweeney, leading Hof to make a hilariously risky confession about using his "pass." The conversation then pivots to BT's frustration over a simple request to secure Knicks tickets for a family birthday, which turned into a stressful, expensive ordeal. They vent about how the Garden's prices have completely priced out the average fan (even for $200 section seats!), comparing the $500 cost for a regular season Knicks game to paying $30 for a Jets game.

BT & Sal go full blast on the New York Giants for their inactive trade deadline, which saw no takers for players like Evan Neal and Jalen Hyatt. Sal argues that the inertia is a "great thing," hoping it signals the imminent firing of both Joe Shane and Brian Daboll, allowing a new regime to inherit full draft capital. The hosts pivot to a fiery debate: Who has the brighter future—the Giants with Jaxson Dart, or the decisive, asset-stockpiling Jets? BT contends that a successful GM/HC combination and a clean foundation (like the Jets are building) are more important than a singular franchise quarterback, while Sal argues that a potential superstar QB like Dart lessens the pain of all other organizational mistakes. The conversation also praises Jets GM Mougey for his "layered" and disciplined approach to the rebuild.

BT and Sal unleash a fiery take on the Jets' aggressive trade deadline moves, calling it the start of a "right way" rebuild that should have happened years ago. They praise GM Mougey decisive, disciplined approach for getting huge hauls for Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams, and love that he protected cornerstones Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall. The hosts celebrate the "clean slate" of financial flexibility and massive draft capital the Jets now possess, arguing they control the next few drafts and can finally build an organic, stable foundation. The discussion concludes on the importance of the new regime developing talent and winning games this year to avoid setting up a future QB savior for failure, breaking the Jets' frustrating cycle of failure.

BT & Sal dive headfirst into the risky business of the "Hall Pass" after a caller suggests Sydney Sweeney is now single and available for a certain happily married producer. The hosts debate the rules of the marital loophole: Is it a one-time use? Is it updatable after years? Sal hilariously reveals his "locked and loaded" depth chart of fantasy picks, featuring Jessica Alba as his unshakeable franchise QB. BT, meanwhile, contemplates the pros and cons of an "older woman" versus a younger star like Sweeney, joking about the ability to "handle it" at their age. It's a candid and combustible segment that might just land Sal in the doghouse!

BT & Sal are stunned as breaking news hits the air: The New York Jets have traded star cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts for a massive haul, including two first-round draft picks! The hosts are immediately joined by NFL Insider Brian Baldinger to break down the blockbuster deal. BT views it as a "bold" and needed move that shows the new front office has a "clue" and direction, while Baldi discusses Gardner's perceived overrated play and lack of recent turnovers. The trio debates the implications for the Jets' full rebuild, questioning if players like Breece Hall are now on the trade block and if the move will finally "expedite the process" of changing the franchise's losing culture. They also briefly touch on the Giants' "embarrassing" defensive performance against the 49ers.

BT & Sal ignite a fiery debate over whether the New York Giants should pursue legendary coach Bill Belichick for a potential regime change, arguing that keeping the current tandem of Joe Shane and Brian Daboll is an "abject failure." Sal asserts that Belichick's profound love for the Giants franchise makes a return logical, and for a team in the "abyss," the GOAT is the surest way to "eliminate the question marks." BT, however, expresses reservations, questioning if "the game has passed him by" and whether he would demand too much power, potentially becoming a "Phil Jackson with the Knicks"-style consultant rather than a hands-on coach. They compare him to other options like Jon Gruden, ultimately concluding that despite the risk, the allure of the greatest coach ever coming home—especially with quarterback Jaxson Dart in place—is a chance the Giants must consider to fix their culture and fortunes

BT and Sal unleash a fiery rant on the state of the New York Giants, arguing that fans only care about winning—and with three straight years of a 2-7 record through nine weeks, the entire regime must go. The hosts tear into GM Joe Shane, questioning his "franchise everywhere" picks (like Evan Neal and Deonte Banks) and his ability to build a winning roster, even with a promising new quarterback in Jaxson Dart. They make the case that if ownership keeps one, it should be Coach of the Year Brian Daboll for his initial success and handling of the new QB, but ultimately conclude a "clean sweep" is necessary to save the franchise's once "platinum" brand. The debate centers on who is more culpable for the perpetual losing and the danger of keeping a "lame duck" GM to hire a new coach.

BT and Sal unleash a fiery critique of the Giants' leadership, reacting to reports that ownership might split the ticket and keep either Brian Daboll or Joe Schoen. The hosts vehemently argue that both have failed and deserve to be fired, calling a split decision an "epic disaster." Sal makes the case that if he had to keep one, it would be Daboll due to his work in developing quarterback Jaxson Dart, but questions why Schoen is reportedly favored by ownership despite the team's disastrous record, especially against NFC East rivals. The debate escalates as they discuss the danger of letting Schoen make trade deadline moves and demand that ownership make a decisive move now to start a true culture reset.