The heat is on in the city—and so are both squads. In Episode 15, Alec and Ed break down a red-hot stretch of New York baseball as the Yankees and Mets keep stacking wins. We open with a full recap of the last week and a half: who's surging, what's fueling the streaks, and whether this level of play feels built to last.

Then it's time for a Heat Check—highlighting the biggest hitters, dominant arms, and surprise standouts from both sides of town. We wrap with the return of the Quippy Awards: from the best at-bat to the coldest bat, the wildest stat to the wildest crowd moment—this segment has it all.

Two teams. One city. All gas, no breaks.

The Subway Series is in the rearview—and now both New York teams are surging. The Mets are catching fire, the Yankees look unstoppable, and Episode 14 breaks down who’s stepping up and what’s actually sustainable. From Alonso’s resurgence to Judge’s MVP rampage, we cover the biggest trends. Plus, we hand out our first-ever NY Baseball Awards: bold, unfiltered, and totally chaotic.

The first Subway Series of 2025 is in the books—and Episode 13 dives straight into the chaos. Alec and Ed unpack the full Juan Soto drama: his cold bat, questionable effort, and the New York crowd that didn’t hold back. Was it fair? Did it finally bring closure for Yankees fans? Then, it’s time to break down the series: who stepped up, who flopped, and what we learned about each squad. Finally, we wrap with a rapid-fire game of Bumpin or Buggin, debating the hottest overreactions from both sides of town.

The Subway Series has arrived, and the city is buzzing. In Episode 12, we set the stage with a full preview of Mets vs. Yankees—starting with a check-in on both squads, key storylines, and stars to watch, including Soto’s first taste of the rivalry. Then it’s time to break down the pitching matchups, bullpens, and offensive firepower before locking in our series predictions and bold takes. We close with a look back at the best Subway Series moments of the past decade, from walk-offs to wild brawls. Queens and the Bronx collide—who takes Round One?

Both New York squads keep stacking wins—Episode 11 recaps a strong week with the Mets and Yankees each taking two series from above-.500 opponents. Alec and Ed break down what’s fueling the charge as the Mets ride reliable starting pitching and health, while the Yankees flex their offensive firepower atop the league in runs scored. With the Subway Series on deck, we tee up the rivalry with a heated off-field debate: which ballpark delivers the better fan experience? From food and vibes to views and value, it’s Citi Field vs. Yankee Stadium in our first-ever Ballpark Breakdown.

Another week of nail-biters in New York—Episode 10 dives into the razor-thin margins both teams are navigating. Alec breaks down the Mets’ continued offensive surge, a bullpen that's starting to bend, and some missed chances with runners in scoring position. Ed covers the Yankees’ homer-heavy approach, bullpen questions around Devin Williams and Mark Leiter Jr., and a stretch of tight games that’s testing their depth. We look at what’s sustainable, what’s not, and where both clubs go from here.

The Mets keep rolling and the Yankees keep battling—Episode 9 breaks down a full week of action. Alec covers the Mets' 7-game stretch against the Phillies and Nationals, highlighting another strong run of pitching and a lineup that’s starting to click. Ed recaps the Yankees' series sets with the Guardians and Blue Jays, where the offense showed flashes but the arms faced some challenges. We break down the trends, the concerns, and who's stepping up for each team.

***Disclaimer: We took Edibles...enjoy.***

The Mets keep surging while the Yankees hold steady—Episode 8 covers another week of highs, concerns, and what’s next. Alec breaks down the Mets’ four-game sweep of the Cardinals, where elite pitching, a rising Soto, and a boost from the supporting cast have Citi Field buzzing. Ed recaps a Yankees series win that came with shaky arms and injury scares, as the offense continues to carry the load. Plus, we spotlight some ex-Mets and ex-Yankees who are thriving elsewhere—and who might’ve made a difference this year in New York.