Rami Lavi goes scorched earth on the New York Knicks.

Rami Lavi explains why Karl-Anthony Towns is the worst New York athlete he has ever seen and why there is no coming back from this situation. The Knicks are at a breaking point — either Karl-Anthony Towns is traded, or head coach Mike Brown will get himself fired. There is no middle ground.

Can the Knicks realistically fix this mess during the season? Are their championship hopes already dead? Rami Lavi thinks so — and breaks down why this team is fundamentally broken right now.

Plus, Rami Lavi reacts to an incredible milestone from the legendary Brooklyn Nets broadcast team, and compares Robert Saleh and Mike McDaniel’s new NFL coaching jobs — what they mean, who has pressure, and who’s set up to fail.

Unfiltered Knicks talk, brutal honesty, NBA panic, and NFL coaching analysis.

Rami Lavi breaks down Wild Card Weekend and makes his picks for the NFL playoffs, including how the postseason could shake out over the next few weeks.

Rami also talks about getting back into daily long-form content, why now is the right time, and what that means going forward. Plus, thoughts on Week 1 of the Carton Show on WFAN, early impressions, and where the station fits in today’s evolving sports media landscape.

NFL playoff analysis, media talk, and more.

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The New York Knicks have a Karl-Anthony Towns problem — and it’s one of the most perplexing situations in the NBA.

Rami Lavi breaks down why KAT can look like the best player on the floor one night and the biggest obstacle the next. How can the Knicks win a championship with Karl-Anthony Towns? And just as important — how could they possibly win without him?

Rami also explains why the Knicks’ win over the Clippers was far more important than it looked, what it revealed about the team’s ceiling, and how it connects to their long-term championship hopes. Plus, thoughts on the Trae Young trade to the Wizards and what it means for the Eastern Conference landscape.

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The Baltimore Ravens made one of the most shocking decisions of the NFL offseason — parting ways with John Harbaugh.

Rami Lavi explains why the Ravens ultimately made the right choice by choosing Lamar Jackson over John Harbaugh, even though Harbaugh may be a better coach than anyone they’ll realistically replace him with. This episode breaks down the growing tension between Lamar Jackson and John Harbaugh, why that fracture mattered, and what this move signals about the modern NFL.

Rami Lavi also explains why the New York Jets will never hire John Harbaugh, how the Giants could become a playoff team by 2026 if they make the move, and what this firing means for coaching power, quarterback leverage, and team-building across the league.

Rami Lavi discusses the changing sports media landscape, Craig Carton’s return to WFAN, and how fans can better understand where radio, digital media, and social platforms are headed. The conversation covers how audience behavior is shifting, what works in today’s media environment, and a career update from Rami as the industry continues to evolve.

Rami Lavi shares his thoughts on the Yankees loss, plus shares the audio from his instant reaction on TikTok LIVE.

The Yankees get set for the World Series. The Mets season is over. The Knicks got blown out in Boston. And, the Rangers are off to a hot start.

Rami Lavi reacts to the Yankees beating the Kansas City Royals and advancing to the ALCS.

Rami talked with some listeners on TikTok Live, dreaming of a Subway Series.

WFAN Caller 'Ross in Bergen County' joined to discuss his Mets magical ride. Rami suggests there is only one thing that could put a damper on this Mets season.

Plus more!!

If Daniel Jones plays well enough he play the Giants won't be in the top of the draft, and Jones will keep his job. If he plays poor enough for the Giants to have a top pick, will Brian Daboll still have a job to make that pick?

Rami Lavi reacts to the Knicks blockbuster trade for Karl Anthony Towns, and Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo being traded away.