The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle

Carton and Big Mac celebrate the New York Knicks sweeping the Eastern Conference Finals and heading to the NBA Finals for the first time in over 25 years. They discuss the classy decision by James Dolan and Leon Rose to stay off the podium and issue a challenge for listeners to apologize for their previous criticisms of the team. The conversation on The Carton Show with Big Mac also compares this roster's dominant playoff run to legendary NBA teams of the past.

01:50 - Knicks Historic Playoff Run

05:30 - Dolan and Rose's Class

12:50 - Dismissing Easy Path Claims

17:02 - Knicks Critic Receipt Day

26:14 - Big Snow American Dream

38:11 - Knicks Fan Rallying Points

51:25 - Karl-Anthony Towns Apology

58:20 - Candy and French Phrases

This segment analyzes the internal friction within the New York Giants' locker room following Jackson Dart’s political appearance and Abdul Carter's public response. They celebrate the New York Knicks reaching the NBA Finals while critiquing the Mavericks' decision to let Jalen Brunson walk. Humor is shared through a story involving Mo Cheeks and a debate over the legitimacy of obscure basketball terminology.

01:50 - Jackson Dart Political Fallout

04:32 - Anthony Gallo Engagement News

11:16 - Mo Cheeks Apartment Story

14:51 - Cavs Postseason Record Analysis

21:33 - Brunson and the Mavericks

27:51 - SGA Trade History Breakdown

38:17 - Witch's Nipple Basketball Term

47:16 - Thibodeau vs Mike Brown

01:04:32 - Giants Locker Room Tension

01:16:02 - Knicks Ownership Classy Moves

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle analyze the New York Knicks' historic playoff run and their unique team depth. They also debate whether the Yankees benefit from their rainout against the Rays and discuss the fallout from Jackson Dart's appearance at a political rally.

01:25 - Anthony Volpe and Aaron Judge

05:05 - Yankees vs. Rays Schedule

09:45 - Knicks' Depth and Edison Analogy

12:50 - Euphoria and Sydney Sweeney

18:12 - Stu Feiner on Knicks Tickets

26:57 - Failure of the Enhanced Games

31:45 - Seinfeld and Friends Wealth

39:35 - Jackson Dart and Abdul Carter

51:35 - NCAA Gambling Policy Debate

They analyze the New York Knicks' historic 11-game winning streak and Jalen Brunson's rapid ascent up the franchise's all-time playoff scoring list. The discussion also evaluates Mike Brown's coaching performance and the team's chances in a potential NBA Finals matchup against the Western Conference.

01:13 - Timothee Chalamet Knicks Fandom

04:10 - Susan’s Knicks History

09:35 - NBA Finals Matchup Analysis

13:35 - Jalen Brunson Postseason Scoring

20:13 - Mike Brown Coaching Impact

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debate whether Timothée Chalamet is a REAL Knicks fan, argue over the best owner in New York sports, break down the Knicks’ historic playoff run, roast “fake fandom,” and somehow spiral into Bernedoodles, Scarface quotes, Euphoria, and fake boobs

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the growing Jaxson Dart controversy after the Giants rookie introduced President Trump at a public event and why Craig believes people are overreacting to a young quarterback exercising free speech.

Things got completely unhinged on WFAN as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debated whether the Yankees postponing a game with the Rays means Chris is secretly SCARED of Tampa Bay.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the Jaxson Dart controversy after the Giants rookie introduced President Trump at a political event, Abdul Carter’s reaction, and why winning cures everything in New York sports. Plus, the guys react to the Knicks’ historic NBA Finals run, Penn Station chaos surrounding a potential Game 6 at MSG, and why Jim Dolan & Leon Rose deserve credit for taking a backseat during the celebration.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go completely off the rails talking Knicks NBA Finals tickets, outrageous Madison Square Garden prices, and whether Craig should try sneaking into the Finals with a PRESS PASS on WFAN.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle celebrate the Knicks punching their ticket to the NBA Finals and absolutely unload on all the national NBA analysts who mocked the Jalen Brunson signing.