The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle

Chris McMonigle honors the 25th anniversary of September 11th by taking emotional calls from listeners and reflecting on how sports helped New York heal. They discuss the legacy of the 2001 Yankees and the significance of Mike Piazza’s home run during that recovery period. The segment concludes with the crew’s football picks for Week 1, analyzing the Giants, Jets, and other key NFL matchups.

(00:01:20) Emotional 9/11 Listener Tributes

(00:07:19) Yankees Post-9/11 Normalcy

(00:13:00) Teaching the Next Generation

(00:15:45) Memories of Cantor Fitzgerald

(00:23:14) Official Week 1 Picks

(00:27:31) Jaguars and Browns Preview

(00:31:31) Bills vs Texans Analysis

Chris McMonigle and his co-host discuss the emotional weight of the upcoming Subway Series coinciding with the anniversary of 9/11. They analyze the NFL's logistics for their international trip to Australia before taking calls from first responders who share powerful experiences and signs from Ground Zero.

(00:01:00) Rosh Hashanah and Remembrance

(00:04:07) NFL Australia Trip Logistics

(00:07:40) First Responder 9/11 Stories

Craig and Big Mac debate the greatest song lyrics in history before hearing from callers sharing emotional stories regarding the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. They also discuss the confusing injury status of Giants receiver Malik Nabers and clarify why Boomer Esiason received top billing in the show's title.

(00:01:42) Greatest Lyrics Debate

(00:04:11) 9/11 Survival Stories

(00:10:07) Show Naming History

(00:11:40) Malik Nabers Injury Update

They reflect on the anniversary of September 11th by sharing listener stories, discussing the health impacts on first responders, and previewing the Subway Series pitching matchups. They also explore aviation safety history in New York City and address the controversy surrounding Malik Nabers’ injury status.

(00:01:01) 9/11 Remembrance and Subway Series

(00:02:51) NYC Traffic Frustrations

(00:07:20) Personal 9/11 Stories

(00:16:59) NYC Aviation History

(00:22:04) Malik Nabers Injury Update

Craig Carton and Chris Monaco reflect on the 9-11 anniversary with a call from survivor Ronnie before the Subway Series. They also discuss office food theft and Craig's detailed process for making the ultimate holiday brisket.

(00:01:00) Pizza and Office Fridge Etiquette

(00:03:42) 9-11 Anniversary and Ronnie's Story

(00:08:22) Rosh Hashanah Brisket Secret Recipe

Chris McMonigle explains why he would not trade a Yankees series win against the Mets for a Giants victory over the Cowboys. They also discuss how the Rams' loss to the 49ers impacts the Giants' upcoming schedule and share stories from a listener regarding the anniversary of 9/11.

(00:01:07) Giants vs Cowboys Preview

(00:02:01) Rams 49ers Game Recap

(00:06:13) 9/11 Tribute and Yankees

Craig and Big Mac honor the anniversary of September 11th by speaking with former FDNY official Robert Kaseman about his experiences and the tragedy's legacy. They hear from listeners sharing poignant stories of survival and reflect on whether professional sports resumed too soon after the attacks. Craig also recounts a bizarre Monday Night Football watch party where the only guest in attendance was Bobby Flay.

(00:01:39) Robert Kaseman Joins

(00:08:00) Personal 9/11 Reflections

(00:11:38) Sports Return Debate

(00:19:28) World Series Memories

(00:24:10) Craig's Bobby Flay Story

Carton and Big Mac reflect on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and the profound impact of sports on the healing process. They speak with a survivor who shares a moving account of escaping the towers and discuss how Mike Piazza's legendary home run provided a necessary moment of relief for the city.

(00:01:00) Sports Preview and 9/11 Remembrance

(00:04:14) World Trade Center Survivor Story

(00:07:34) Piazza's Home Run and Healing

Craig and Big Mac celebrate Anthony Volpe's grand slam and emotional curtain call at Yankee Stadium. They examine his role as a replacement for Jazz Chisholm Jr. before listening to a heart-wrenching story from a caller about the legacy of 9/11 and its effect on New York families.

(00:01:00) Volpe's Yankee Stadium Return

(00:08:45) 9/11 Memorial Phone Call

(00:12:36) Silvox TV Partnership

Craig Carton and Big Mac honor the anniversary of September 11th by sharing memories of the tragedy and its impact on the New York community. Carton describes the haunting experience of taking calls from people inside the World Trade Center while broadcasting on WNEW. They also discuss how sports aided the city's recovery and preview the upcoming Subway Series.

(00:01:00) Honoring 9/11 Victims

(00:03:45) Broadcasting During Tragedy

(00:07:40) Legacy And Sports Healing