The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle

They analyze footage of Mitchell Robinson at practice which alleviates some fears regarding his recent hand injury. The discussion also shifts to concerns over Aaron Judge missing the Yankees lineup and potential locker room friction within the Philadelphia Eagles. They also share personal stories about managing physical pain and recall the history of former radio colleagues.

01:20 - Fanatics Fest Plans

09:43 - Eagles Locker Room Talk

14:16 - Jets Draft Strategy

18:10 - Mitchell Robinson Injury

26:03 - Personal Stoicism Debate

35:39 - Knicks Practice Footage

40:04 - Aaron Judge News

46:31 - Adam The Bull History

Carton and Big Mac react to the breaking news of Aaron Judge’s shoulder bone bruise and its potential impact on the Yankees' lineup. They also examine Mitchell Robinson’s status for the Knicks’ playoff run and debate Carton's legacy as a top-ranked Centipede player.

01:40 - Mitchell Robinson Injury Update

06:10 - Terry Fox Movie Discussion

09:52 - Knicks NBA Finals Hype

12:02 - Carton's Arcade Game Prowess

16:42 - Aaron Judge Shoulder Injury

22:05 - Yankees Bullpen Prospect Debate

28:20 - Whoopi Goldberg Movies Discussion

35:10 - Knicks Game Bar Promotion

A ranking of potential NBA Finals insiders leads into a conversation with NBA legend Kenny Anderson about a hypothetical Knicks-Spurs series. Kenny shares stories from his career, including his famous walk to the draft and his relationship with the local community in LeFrak City. The discussion also covers listener-submitted recipes and a humorous story regarding Jim Lampley's long bathroom breaks during the early days of sports talk radio.

01:50 - NBA Finals Insider Candidates

09:53 - Craig Challenges Doug Gottlieb

16:30 - Kenny Anderson On Knicks

23:20 - Kenny's NBA Career Memories

27:40 - Community Support In LeFrak

34:00 - Founding Fathers And Politics

41:00 - Caller Ryan's Sausage Recipe

48:25 - Jim Lampley's Diner Breaks

59:05 - Aaron Judge Injury Update

NBA and New York City basketball legend Kenny Anderson joins Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle on WFAN to talk about the Knicks' Finals matchup against the Spurs, why Victor Wembanyama is such a unique challenge, Mitchell Robinson's injury impact, and why European basketball is producing so many stars. Plus, Kenny shares stories from his unforgettable NBA Draft night, walking to Madison Square Garden before being selected by the New Jersey Nets, his years in the NBA, coaching young players, and why developing the next generation matters most to him.

Craig Carton and Chris "Big Mac" McMonigle react live to the Judge news, debate how serious the injury could be, discuss Yankees prospect Carlos Lagrange's bullpen transition, and compare Judge's injury situation to Mitchell Robinson's expected return for the Knicks. Plus, the guys go completely off the rails with stories about Craig being the THIRD-BEST Centipede player in the world as a kid, arcade games, old-school tournaments, and some classic Carton Show chaos.

Craig reveals that Doug Gottlieb reached out about breaking down Knicks-Spurs NBA Finals games, leading to a hilarious ranking of basketball minds including Danny Hurley, Bernard King, Kenny Anderson, and Gottlieb himself.

Then things take a turn when Craig and Big Mac start arguing over who would win in a one-on-one basketball game, with both confidently claiming victory. Plus, stories about Gottlieb's coaching style, pickup basketball, and the ongoing Knicks Finals excitement.

Craig Carton drops one of the wildest stories you'll ever hear on WFAN, claiming he was once the 3rd-ranked Centipede player in the world and even got PAID to play arcade games as a kid!

Chris McMonigle isn't buying it, leading to a hilarious debate about arcade games, video game tournaments, Centipede, Pac-Man, NBA Jam, and whether Craig's childhood gaming legend is fact or fiction.

A discussion about Mitchell Robinson's mysterious hand injury takes a hilarious turn when Craig claims he has a superhuman pain tolerance and never makes a sound when he's hurt. Chris McMonigle isn't buying it, leading to one of the funniest debates you'll hear on WFAN.

The mystery surrounding Mitchell Robinson's hand injury continues, and Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debate what happens if the Knicks' longest-tenured player is unable to help New York capture an NBA championship.

Could Robinson become the scapegoat if the Knicks fall short against the Spurs? Is the organization hiding the details for strategic reasons? And why does Craig believe Knicks fans could turn on a fan favorite if the truth behind the injury isn't what they expect?

Craig Carton and Big Mac discuss the rumored rift within the Philadelphia Eagles locker room involving A.J. Brown and Jalen Hurts. They break down video evidence suggesting Mitchell Robinson will be ready for Game 1 of the NBA Finals despite his recent hand surgery. The conversation takes a turn into pop culture, debating the merits of the Sister Act films and Lauryn Hill’s breakout role.

01:00 - Eagles Locker Room Rift

06:58 - Mitchell Robinson Injury Update

18:45 - Sister Act Movie Discussion

22:20 - Final Knicks Injury Forecast