The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle

Craig and Big Mac celebrate the New York Knicks' championship victory by detailing the upcoming parade and Alicia Keys' performance. They engage in a spirited debate over whether players like Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns are destined for the Hall of Fame. Legendary announcer Mike Breen joins to share behind-the-scenes stories of his journey calling the historic title run.

01:50 - Alicia Keys Performing At Parade

05:45 - Family Knicks Championship Connections

10:15 - Knicks Merchandise Sales Explode

14:45 - Knicks Retired Numbers History

18:15 - Hall Of Fame Standards Debate

28:40 - Building A Shed For ATV

32:15 - Mike Breen On Knicks Title

Craig and Big Mac discuss the logistics and security for a massive New York Knicks championship parade, featuring insights from Commissioner Jessica Tisch. They delve into the deep history between Leon Rose and Jalen Brunson while Craig reveals plans for a live Jets training camp broadcast that may include mending fences with Geno Smith. The conversation also highlights a humorous font error on parade placards and a special championship cake for James Dolan.

01:43 - Brunson Family Origins

05:16 - Leon Rose Silence

10:07 - Jets Camp Announcement

16:04 - Parade Placard Banter

21:43 - NYPD Parade Security

29:21 - James Dolan Cake

36:07 - Spike Lee Debate

Jim Dolan joins Greg to celebrate the New York Knicks' NBA championship victory and his emotional apology to the fan base. He details the viral motivational speech he delivered to the roster and the collaborative leadership between Leon Rose and Mike Brown. They also discuss the upcoming ticker-tape parade and an invitation to the White House.

02:00 - Knicks Championship Victory

05:56 - Dolan's Motivational Speech

12:43 - Leon Rose's Leadership

17:43 - Offseason Roster Planning

24:07 - Team Wellness Investment

33:08 - Apologizing To The Fans

37:27 - Ticker-Tape Parade Preview

In a rare and must-see interview, New York Knicks owner James Dolan joins Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle on WFAN following the franchise's first championship since 1973!

Dolan opens up about the emotional title run, his now-viral speech to the team, the culture change that transformed the Knicks, and what this championship means to generations of fans.

The discussion centers on the massive logistical scale of the upcoming New York City ticker tape parade, highlighting the expected police presence and crowd control measures. They debate whether celebrity superfans like Spike Lee should be featured on floats and share plans to present James Dolan with a custom golden basketball cake. The segment also covers the appearance of Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart at Yankee Stadium following the Knicks' championship.

01:15 - NYC Parade Logistics and Security

04:32 - Golden Basketball Cake for James Dolan

06:06 - Who Deserves a Championship Ring?

08:50 - Knicks Stars at Yankee Stadium

12:06 - Celebrity Fans on Parade Floats

On WFAN, Craig tells Chris McMonigle that ending the Knicks' 53-year title drought has made him kinder, softer, and even willing to bury the hatchet with old enemies!

Plus, the guys react to the incredible full-circle story connecting Leon Rose, Rick Brunson, and Jalen Brunson, discuss why this Knicks team is unlike any other, and hilariously discover what might be the biggest typo in parade history.

The voice of the New York Knicks, Mike Breen, joined Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle on WFAN and delivered an unforgettable interview following the Knicks' historic championship.

Breen shares the incredible story of sleeping on a couch in an Atlanta Marriott after Game 5, reveals the origin of his iconic "BANG!" call, explains why Jalen Brunson belongs in the same mental toughness conversation as Kobe Bryant, and admits fans almost got the legendary TRIPLE BANG!

They engage in a spirited debate over which current Knicks players, specifically Karl-Anthony Towns and Jalen Brunson, deserve a spot in the Basketball Hall of Fame. The conversation shifts to personal Father's Day plans, including building a shed to house an ATV following a family accident. They also touch on the watered down nature of the Basketball Hall of Fame and share a historical anecdote about a figure from the Revolutionary War.

01:00 - Knicks Number Retirement Talk

05:03 - KAT Hall of Fame Debate

10:56 - Identifying Historic Lantern Holder

18:22 - Building an ATV Shed

21:59 - Grilling and Chipmunk Jokes

The New York Knicks championship parade just got even BIGGER!

On WFAN, Craig Carton reveals that Alicia Keys will perform at the end of the historic Knicks parade, sparking debate over who should share the stage with the champions.

Plus, an emotional call from a lifelong Knicks fan who experienced the 1970 and 1973 championships leaves Craig reflecting on the incredible family connections that make sports so special.

Things got heated on WFAN as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debated who actually deserves a spot in the New York Knicks' championship parade!

Craig unleashed on the idea of celebrities riding alongside the champs, arguing that Spike Lee, Ben Stiller, Timothée Chalamet, Kylie Jenner and other famous Knicks fans should NOT be part of the celebration.