The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle

Craig & Big Mac weighs whether Russell Wilson should join the Jets as a backup or accept a long-term broadcasting role with CBS. They also analyze the potential for collegiate quarterback Brendan Sorsby to enter the supplemental draft following a gambling investigation. The segment concludes with a humorous caller observation regarding a broken studio clock.

01:22 - Russell Wilson's Future Options

04:00 - Brendan Sorsby's Draft Eligibility

10:50 - Broken Studio Clock Discussion

Big Mac joins the conversation about the New York Yankees' hot start and their comparison to the legendary 1998 team. They then tackle the controversy surrounding Joel Embiid sitting out for the Philadelphia 76ers and address Tiki Barber's strong reaction to the news.

01:00 - Yankees Historic Early Start

06:28 - Joel Embiid Sits Out

11:15 - Tiki Barber Slams Embiid

14:24 - Knicks Facing Must Win

16:59 - Yankees Chasing 1998 Pace

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle analyze Joel Embiid's injury status and reputation following his absence from Game 2 against the Knicks. They debate if Philadelphia is statistically better defensively without him and highlight the favorable postseason path for New York.

01:00 - Joel Embiid Injury Debate

05:40 - Knicks Playoff Path Opens

12:41 - Carton Calls Embiid Soft

17:44 - Sixers Defensive Stats Discussion

22:21 - Yankees And Baseball News

Craig and Big Mac react to the news that Joel Embiid will sit out Game 2 of the playoff series against the New York Knicks. They discuss Tiki Barber's criticism of the superstar's toughness and evaluate how the Knicks should capitalize on the short-handed 76ers at Madison Square Garden.

01:00 - Big Mac’s Illness Debate

05:58 - Embiid Out Game Two

15:42 - Knicks Fan Sings Anthem

23:54 - Knicks Game Betting Spreads

Craig Carton and Chris McMonagle discuss the news that Joel Embiid will miss Game 2 against the Knicks due to injury. They also address McMonagle being quarantined in a separate studio after testing positive for strep throat, while debating if Embiid is avoiding the pressure of New York.

01:00 - Embiid Out For Game 2

02:14 - Big Mac Quarantined With Strep

06:25 - Knicks Exploit Post Mismatch

08:13 - Embiid Dodges New York Smoke

Dana White discusses the logistics of the upcoming Freedom 250 event at the White House and his vision for revitalizing boxing over the next five years. He shares stories from the early days of the UFC, including hiring Joe Rogan and the impact of Ronda Rousey on women's MMA. He also delves into his personal gambling habits and his approach to raising his children.

02:08 - White House Event Logistics

05:08 - Future Business Strategy

06:13 - Baccarat And Gambling Habits

10:30 - Handling The COVID Era

13:04 - Revitalizing Professional Boxing

16:30 - Spike TV Partnership History

20:20 - UFC 328 Fight Breakdown

21:57 - Power Slap Viral Success

27:14 - Joe Rogan Commentary Impact

30:54 - Ronda Rousey's UFC Legacy

WFAN analyzes the New York Knicks' historic playoff dominance, highlighting their 12-quarter winning streak and the strategic shift to run the offense through Karl-Anthony Towns. The hosts also break down Joel Embiid's controversial "foul baiting" tactics and debate whether this roster is the most complete version of the Knicks in franchise history

The Yankees are on fire, and Chris McMonigle is back to break down the action from a dominant four-game sweep over the Orioles. First, Chris takes time to pay tribute to the legendary John Sterling, who passed away Monday at the age of 87 (2:15). He then reacts to the team sending down Anthony Volpe, and how it shows the organization is operating differently than in recent years (11:00). Then we get to the series recap, including Ben Rice's injury and Jasson Dominguez's promising start since being promoted(29:50).

Craig and Big Mac break down the New York Knicks' overwhelming victory over the 76ers, specifically calling out Joel Embiid for his perceived 'softness' and foul-baiting. They praise the New York Yankees' red-hot streak and debate the athletic differences between baseball and basketball players. The discussion also touches on Gary Cohen's use of 'pulchritudinous,' J.R. Smith's MSG appearance, and the upcoming Enhanced Games in Abu Dhabi.

01:50 - Sports Capital Of World

05:43 - Joel Embiid Criticism

10:07 - Knicks Historic Dominance

15:03 - Best Version Of Knicks

28:30 - Sixers Blue Dot Disease

32:39 - Giannis To Knicks Debate

37:11 - Skipping Game For Sonny

41:51 - Wet Nurse Discussion

18:23 - Yankees Pitching Dominance

24:33 - Big Mac Health Struggles

28:56 - Led Zeppelin Prank

33:30 - Athlete Decathlon Debate

38:14 - Jeff McNeil Trade

43:48 - Malaria Diagnosis Debate

50:46 - Gary Cohen Vocabulary

56:13 - Enhanced Games Abu Dhabi

30:22 - Tiki Slams Joel Embiid

34:55 - Tiki's Shock Jock Turn

Craig and Big Mac analyze the New York Knicks' historic playoff dominance, labeling their recent stretch as the most impressive in NBA history. They criticize Joel Embiid's physical play and the 76ers' excuses while celebrating the New York Yankees' hot streak in the American League. They also engage in a heated ratings feud with Philadelphia radio and debate celebrity loyalty at the Met Gala.

01:54 - Big Mac's Fandom Investigation

05:05 - Joel Embiid's Foul Baiting

10:13 - Knicks' Historic Dominance

14:50 - Yankees' American League Lead

18:33 - Upcoming All-Star Guests

23:13 - Met Gala Versus Basketball

27:25 - Philadelphia Radio Ratings War

37:25 - Television Airtime Frustrations

41:57 - Craig's Bizarre Personal Stories

47:45 - Historical Knicks Title Drought