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Sal questioned Rami's music rejoins, and the guys are trending online.

A caller had an odd idea for a Mets / Yankees trade, and it sparked a Hot Stove conversation on other players who could swap boroughs.

Carl Banks said no one 'respects' Dexter Lawrence. Dex shot back.

The Knicks slow start is showing the same signs of last years shortcomings, can Mike Brown help KAT and the Knicks overcome them?

Show Open: Did the Yankees lose to the best team in baseball? Does that change how you feel about the Yankees elimination?

BT & Sal explode over the Knicks' disastrous start, dubbing the new coach "Mike Clown" for the team's messy, structureless offense and lack of identity. They unleash a blistering attack on Karl-Anthony Towns, labeling him "soft," "slow," and a "puppy" incapable of being Jalen Brunson's championship-level co-star. The hosts argue a Giannis trade is the only path to a title and demand the team pivot during their upcoming home stretch. The fire continues as Sal takes aim at Shohei Ohtani, calling his two-way status an "overblown joke" and a pitcher who is simply "not impressive," leading to a heated Babe Ruth vs. Ohtani debate. Plus, Sal reveals his bizarre dream about Adam Schein coaching the Jets, and BT rages over sidewalk etiquette and Dolphins owner Stephen Ross's meltdown over his private jet.

BT and Sal explode over the Knicks' slow start, taking aim at the team's two biggest figures. Sal dubs the new coach "Mike Clown," arguing he lacks the structure of his predecessor, while both hosts unleash on Karl-Anthony Towns, calling him "soft," "slow," and a "puppy" who is incapable of being the championship-level co-star next to Jalen Brunson. They analyze Towns' frustratingly inefficient inside game and offensive fouls, arguing the team should utilize him solely on the perimeter. The discussion also touches on the Knicks' lack of elite shooters and the undeniable buzz surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo—a trade they believe is the only path to a title. Plus, they dive into the Knicks' upcoming seven-game home stretch, which must serve as a pivot point for the team.

BT & Sal are fired up! Sal accuses actress Sydney Sweeney of "lying" after she appeared at the World Series wearing a Dodgers jersey despite refusing to name a rooting interest on their show. This leads to a fiery debate on Shohei Ohtani, with Sal minimizing his two-way status, calling the "two jobs" narrative a joke and arguing that his six-inning, four-run World Series start was "not impressive." BT counters, calling Ohtani's overall ability "insane" and comparing the two-way marvel to Babe Ruth, Tiger Woods, and Mike Tyson, while Sal argues Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders were more impressive. The conversation also features a call on why the Karl-Anthony Towns trade wasn't a win for the Knicks.

The segment wraps with Three Random Questions:

When you have a cold, do you go with medicine or let it ride out naturally?

What are your top three favorite Halloween candies? 🍫

Are you a sleeper on the couch, or when you start to get tired, do you go up to bed?

BT & Sal go off on the Knicks' 4-game start, slamming Karl-Anthony Towns as an unreliable number two option and questioning if coach Mike Brown (or "Bad News Brown" as BT calls him) can fix the team's messy offense. They debate the Ohtani hype, with Sal arguing the two-way star is "overrated" as a pitcher due to a lack of innings and consistency.

The discussion explodes into off-court frustrations, including:

Pizza Gate: Sal calls out the production team's handling of pizza and BT's "nibbling" habit.

No Decency: BT's boiling frustration with people who refuse to move on the sidewalk or hold a door, warning of a physical "shoulder to the jaw." 💢

Dolphin Owner Rant: They crucify Dolphins owner Stephen Ross for a viral video of him berating staff over his private jet's car placement.