The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle

Craig and Big Mac react to the New York Giants' quiet announcement of a multi-year extension for GM Joe Schoen. They discuss Jalen Brunson’s historical standing with the Knicks, debate the greatest American soccer goalkeepers, and welcome Big Mac's son to predict Gerrit Cole’s return to the Yankees. These discussions take place on the Carton Show as the crew gears up for the holiday weekend.

01:20 - Giants and Knicks Update

08:15 - Soccer Legends Debate

13:20 - Brunson's Knicks Legacy

20:10 - Memorial Day Wheel

32:45 - Andrew's Yankee Prediction

Gallo, Big Mac, and Pete face off in a holiday-themed trivia competition on the wheel. They test their knowledge on famous JBs, iconic New York sports managers, and classic Memorial Day staples. Big Mac and Pete secure victories as they successfully name lists of entities under pressure.

01:00 - Famous JBs Challenge

05:18 - NY Sports Manager Trivia

10:34 - Memorial Day Traditions

Who is the true King of New York sports right now: Aaron Judge or Jalen Brunson? Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go all-in on one of the biggest debates in NYC sports.

New York Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart is already making headlines before taking a regular season snap. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react after Dart appeared at a political rally to introduce President Donald Trump and Craig says the reaction from Giants fans is going to be completely divided.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the Knicks taking a commanding 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals and debate whether New York is officially a one-basketball-team town. Craig says the Nets “don’t exist” in NYC sports culture and explains why the Knicks are the team that unites the city. The guys also dive into Alex Rodriguez being single again after appearing at Madison Square Garden, joke about A-Rod potentially owning the Mets, and go down a hilarious rabbit hole about Bitcoin billionaires, forgotten passwords, and the guy who spent billions on pizza before Bitcoin exploded.

Craig and Evan debate which New York team would have the biggest championship parade before diving into a history lesson on ticker tape records and the Salem Witch Trials. They also react to Rob Manfred's appearance at the Knicks game and analyze roster moves for the Yankees and Mets. Finally, they weigh the impact of significant injury news for the Giants as the Knicks move closer to the NBA Finals.

01:00 - NYC Ticker Tape History

05:22 - Debating History and Witch Trials

11:30 - Commissioners at Knicks Game

14:00 - New York Sports Update

The Carton Show look back at Eddie Murphy's iconic SNL bits and Joe Piscopo's classic impersonations leads into a discussion about the challenges of parenting. They also explore the generational bond of sports fandom as the Knicks' deep playoff run creates scheduling conflicts for the upcoming holiday weekend.

01:00 - Eddie Murphy SNL Stories

04:16 - Whiskey Dares & Parenting

06:47 - Sports Fandom Generational Bonds

10:33 - Relationship Dynamics & Cologne

17:32 - Knicks Holiday Playoff Plans

Craig & Chris analyze Josh Hart's humorous comments regarding analytics and the Knicks' unselfish team dynamic. They also offer food recommendations for Citi Field to a caller, debate the aesthetics of various delivery driver uniforms, and discuss the latest injury updates for Malik Nabers and the Giants.

01:00 - Knicks Chemistry

03:20 - Citi Field Food Tips

07:30 - Delivery Uniform Debate

09:53 - Calipari at MSG

13:30 - Giants Injury News

The New York Knicks are now TWO wins away from the NBA Finals and Craig Carton is officially all in. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the Knicks dominating the Cavaliers again, Josh Hart’s huge night, Jalen Brunson’s leadership, Mikal Bridges’ defense, and why this team might be the best Knicks squad ever assembled.

Plus, the mood changes quickly when Craig turns his attention to the New York Giants after Joe Schoen receives a multi-year extension, Malik Nabers’ injury concerns grow, and the Giants’ defensive line takes another hit. Craig even suggests the Jets may finish with a better record than the Giants this season.

Chris McMonigle and Craig Carton break down the New York Knicks' dominant position against the Cleveland Cavaliers and analyze the team's potential path to the NBA Finals. They pay tribute to the retiring Eddie Scazzero and explore the intricate mechanics of professional magic tricks and mentalism. John Fanta joins to provide a Cleveland perspective on the series and discuss the latest storylines across Major League Baseball.