Worth being admitted to MA just for my resume?

I passed the NY bar and am now in the process of gathering my documents to apply to be admitted in NY (I've already completed NY's pro-bono and skills/values requirements).

Does it make sense to apply to Massachusetts as well for the sake of the credential or having it in my back pocket, even if I have no intention of ever working in MA? Is there any drawback other than the $815 application fee, $140 for the required documents, and $230/yr in dues? Do biglaw / corporate firms look down on multiple admissions? I have no insight on US norms re multiple admissions.

As a Canadian JD holder (no LLM, already called to the bar in Canada), I believe MA and NY are the only US jurisdictions in which I can readily apply on the basis of my degree and scores (>300 UBE and >110 MPRE) without having to sit any real exams. I understand my scores will go stale after a while, although I may be able to transfer into other states based on practice experience after enough years.

If it's helpful, I don't want to miss the boat and can easily just add in MA now that I have active scores and am in contact with past employers and references. If it's odd or useless, no point throwing away money.

Any perspective is helpful. Thanks!