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Hoff predicts the Giants' record by drawing wins and losses out of a hat.

Hoff predicts the Jets' season by picking wins and losses out of a hat.

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.

Evan & Tiki react to another massive Knicks playoff win and discuss the real possibility of them winning it all.

The guys list and give the backstories for Eddie's most iconic drops

Boomer believes that this current Knicks team has the potential to be the greatest ever. Also, there's controversy after the guys go to dinner.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle are joined by John Fanta to break down the Knicks’ shocking comeback win over Cleveland in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Fanta explains why he picked the Knicks in six, why the Cavs “lost their souls” in the fourth quarter, and why Cleveland fans saw the collapse coming. The guys also dive into Donovan Mitchell, Kenny Atkinson’s coaching decisions, Jalen Brunson’s dominance, Karl-Anthony Towns needing to step up, and whether this is finally the Knicks’ year to win a championship.

Big Mac and a physically ill Craig Carton discuss the Knicks' chances to sweep the Cavaliers after a dominant Game 1 performance. They analyze Jalen Brunson's impact and the return of meaningful Knicks playoff talk to local radio. The discussion takes a nostalgic turn toward classic sitcoms before concluding with updates on the Yankees and Mets.

01:00 - Carton Battles Stomach Issues

04:48 - Knicks Seek Game 2 Stamp

09:19 - WFAN Knicks History Talk

14:03 - Different Strokes Cast Nostalgia

17:46 - Local Baseball Slump Analysis

The Knicks are one win away from putting real pressure on Cleveland, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber explain why Game 2 could shape far more than this series. With injuries piling up out West, the guys look at how the Knicks can turn urgency, health, and rest into a potential Finals advantage.

Evan and Tiki break down why the playoffs often become a war of attrition, why closing out Cleveland quickly matters, and how Mike Brown may need to adjust against the Cavaliers’ size. They also examine Karl-Anthony Towns’ role as a point center, the value of shooters like Landry Shamet and Deuce McBride, and how the Knicks can avoid falling flat while chasing a commanding 2-0 lead.

John Minko has come into the studio for Eddie’s last day and he was getting a little emotional. Minko talked about all the things Eddie has done with the station over the years.