The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle

The crew on the Carton Show reflects on the legendary career of Yankees announcer John Sterling following his passing. They also analyze the New York Yankees' roster management, focusing on why the team is sticking with Jose Caballero at shortstop over Anthony Volpe. Additional discussions include a debate on paternal leave policies and a comparison of Philadelphia water ice to New York Italian ice.

02:06 - Knicks Sixers Playoff Preview

05:21 - NYC vs Philly Pretzel Debate

12:12 - Remembering John Sterling Legacy

16:14 - Caller Stories On Sterling

21:22 - Paternal Leave Policy Debate

30:23 - Yankees Shortstop Depth Analysis

37:23 - Anthony Volpe Development Talk

47:04 - Tommy Lugauer Video Critique

52:12 - Water Ice Versus Italian Ice

Kim Jones joins Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle to celebrate the life of legendary Yankees announcer John Sterling. They discuss his unique personality, his sensitivity to criticism, and his lasting impact on generations of players. The segment also features a recording of Sterling's final interview where he reflected on his health and his deep love for baseball.

01:55 - Kim Jones Joins

07:59 - Sterling's Authentic Personality

14:43 - Impact On Yankees

18:46 - Garden Playoff Wardrobe

24:10 - Sterling's Final Interview

Kim Jones joins Craig and Chris to share intimate memories and reflect on the life of legendary Yankees broadcaster John Sterling. She discusses their long-standing friendship, his genuine personality, and the unique legacy he leaves behind in the sports world.

01:00 - Kim Jones Joins

04:22 - Dinner Conversations and Baseball

07:56 - Sterling as an Original

12:06 - Voice of the Yankees

15:23 - Relationship with the Players

Craig and Chris honor the legacy of legendary announcer John Sterling following his passing. They discuss the Yankees' decision to prioritize performance over pedigree by keeping Anthony Volpe in the minors while Jose Caballero thrives. The conversation shifts to the team's historic run differential before a caller named Susan performs a rendition of the national anthem.

01:00 - Honoring Broadcaster John Sterling

03:15 - Anthony Volpe's Return Delayed

05:41 - Jose Caballero's Performance Review

08:13 - Yankees' New Winning Philosophy

13:22 - Susan Sings National Anthem

Carton and Big Mac analyze the Knicks-Sixers series, focusing on Joel Embiid's tendency to fall and the deep-seated rivalry between New York and Philadelphia. They pay tribute to the late John Sterling, sharing listener stories about his iconic broadcasting career and personalized home run calls. A discussion on paternity leave highlights a generational rift in work culture and parenting roles.

01:08 - Knicks Sixers Preview

04:52 - Philly Versus New York

10:32 - John Sterling Legacy

15:19 - Stanton Call Story

20:26 - Paternity Leave Debate

They reflect on the legacy of John Sterling and preview the upcoming Knicks-Sixers playoff series. A vocal health specialist calls in to offer advice on managing hoarseness during a broadcast. The discussion wraps up with a look at New York's best food trucks and the science of cow methane.

01:00 - John Sterling Tribute

01:54 - Knicks-Sixers Series Preview

05:02 - Multi-TV Viewing Strategy

08:22 - Vocal Health Coaching Tips

17:35 - Food Trucks and Gas

They reflect on the legendary career of Yankees announcer John Sterling, specifically why he missed the iconic Aaron Boone home run call in 2003. The conversation shifts to Derek Jeter's off-field ventures, including his memorable Ford Edge commercials and the emergence of Jeter pre-rolls. Finally, they share personal stories from a recent event and provide a quick update on Tarik Skubal's injury.

01:03 - John Sterling's Legacy

06:40 - Players Loving Sterling

08:09 - Jeter's Famous Commercials

11:54 - Personal Event Anecdotes

16:40 - Tonight's Sports Update

Craig Carton and Big Mac reflect on the legacy of legendary Yankees broadcaster John Sterling after his passing. They also analyze the upcoming Knicks and 76ers playoff matchup, labeling Joel Embiid a dirty player while forecasting a New York victory.

01:10 - Remembering John Sterling

03:30 - Knicks Vs. Sixers Preview

09:48 - Knicks Insider Controversy

Aaron Boone joins to reflect on the legendary career and impact of late Yankees broadcaster John Sterling. He also clarifies the team's decision to option Anthony Volpe to the minor leagues in favor of Jose Caballero's recent performance. They conclude by discussing Gerrit Cole's physical condition and the grueling nature of travel for aging broadcasters.

01:00 - Remembering John Sterling

09:59 - Anthony Volpe Demoted

14:20 - Gerrit Cole Update

16:54 - Challenges Of Travel

Craig and Big Mac reflect on the legendary career of New York Yankees radio voice John Sterling following his passing at 87. They also preview the Knicks' upcoming series against the 76ers, calling Joel Embiid a clown and criticizing Philadelphia's ticket sales strategy. The discussion highlights Sterling's unique home run calls and his impact on generations of baseball fans.

01:11 - Knicks Sixers Preview

03:44 - John Sterling's Legacy

15:55 - Philly Ticket Issues

20:51 - Listener Tributes

23:31 - Yankee Broadcast History