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Craig and Chris give a heart felt tribute to Boomer Esiason after it was announced he would be inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame

Big Mac breaks down the New York Knicks' improbable 22-point comeback victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers at Madison Square Garden. He praises Jalen Brunson's superstar performance and the crucial coaching adjustments made down the stretch. They also criticize fans who left the game early and address the New York Mets' blunder regarding Gary Carter's jersey number.

01:08 - Knicks Historic Comeback

08:01 - Early Exit Fan Critique

11:51 - Mets Gary Carter Blunder

17:25 - Brunson Performance Analysis

21:31 - Madison Square Garden Chaos

The Knicks stunned Madison Square Garden with a comeback that instantly entered franchise history, rallying from 22 points down in the fourth quarter to steal Game 1 from Cleveland. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the chaos, the energy inside the building, and the brilliance of Jalen Brunson leading a comeback that had even loyal fans believing the game was already over.

The guys relive the defining moments from the final minutes, including Landry Shamet’s improbable three, Mikal Bridges’ clutch shooting, and the Cavaliers’ collapse under pressure. They also discuss fans admitting they shut the game off too early, the emotional swing inside the Garden, and why this Knicks team feels different from past playoff runs.

Jalen Brunson turned it on in the fourth quarter as the Knicks came back down 22 to win in OT. Kenny Atkinson sat on his timeouts for some reason as the Knicks came roaring back.

Craig Carton and Big Mac discuss the Yankees' critical win over Toronto and Anthony Volpe’s improved plate discipline. They pivot to a detailed preview of the Knicks-Cavaliers series, with Craig predicting a dominant New York victory. The conversation also covers the Mets' recent surge and Craig's chaotic travel experience returning from Iowa.

01:03 - MLB Recap and Highlights

06:04 - Yankees Defeat Blue Jays

12:30 - Knicks vs Cavaliers Preview

17:42 - NBA Playoff Coaching Analysis

24:08 - Garden Baseball Scorekeeping Debate

Carmelo Anthony joins Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber for a wide ranging conversation on the Knicks’ playoff run, what has changed under Mike Brown, and why this team may be finding its identity at the perfect time. Melo breaks down the defensive shift, Karl Anthony Towns’ evolution, and the kind of role players who can swing a postseason series.

The conversation also dives into Melo’s own New York story, including why he never became a Net, why he has no regrets about choosing the Knicks, and how personal stability shaped his career decisions. He also addresses the long running Jeremy Lin rumors and explains why he wants to reconnect publicly to celebrate Linsanity as a special moment in Knicks and NBA history.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to a loaded night for New York sports, with the Mets pulling out a chaotic extra innings win, the Yankees surviving a tense finish against Toronto, and Knicks fans counting down to a massive Eastern Conference finals game.

The conversation centers on whether the Mets’ recent surge is something real or simply a fun hot streak, why their young players have made the team more watchable, and how much trust Yankee fans should place in David Bednar after another high wire ninth inning.

We are getting ready for our Kickoff to Summer live from D’Jais in Belmar, NJ this Friday. It will be the last time we see Eddie, as he is retiring after that. We talked to Eddie about if he thinks he will cry on his last day. When does Eddie think it will hit him that he’s actually retired?

While Craig is away Chris & the Crew explore Ben Simmons' transition into professional competitive fishing and his ownership in the South Florida Sails. A caller recounts a chance dinner meeting with Paul McCartney, describing the rock legend's surprising humility and kindness. The discussion also highlights the high-stakes world of elite sport fishing, including Michael Jordan's involvement.

01:00 - Knicks Banners and Fishing

05:51 - Ben Simmons Pro Fishing

10:40 - Meeting Paul McCartney

13:16 - Pro Fishing Tournament Scene

Chris McMonigle is riding solo today, discussing the Mets' resilient performance in the Subway Series following a rotation injury. He evaluates the Yankees' bullpen struggles and roster gaps while looking ahead to the Knicks' playoff series against the Cavaliers.

01:03 - Big Mac Flying Solo

01:53 - Mets Subway Series Mojo

10:29 - Yankees Bullpen Meltdown

18:01 - Yankees Offensive Struggles

20:06 - Knicks Vs Cavs Preview