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Craig and Big Mac analyze the New York Knicks' historic dominance in the playoffs, labeling their recent play as some of the most impressive in NBA history. They criticize Joel Embiid for his foul-baiting tactics while also celebrating the New York Yankees' recent winning streak.

01:00 - NY Sports Success

02:14 - Big Mac Fandom Investigation

03:12 - Knicks Historic Dominance

14:45 - Yankees Recent Performance

18:27 - Upcoming Guest Lineup

The Knicks opened their playoff series against Philadelphia with a statement and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down exactly why New York looks so dangerous right now. From Jalen Brunson’s unstoppable scoring to Karl Anthony Towns forcing impossible defensive matchups, the guys explain how the Knicks completely overwhelmed the Sixers in Game 1. They also dive into the team’s growing chemistry, elite ball movement, and why this version of the Knicks finally looks fully connected heading into a deep playoff run.

The conversation also centers around Joel Embiid accusing Mikal Bridges of dirty play after a hard screen sequence and whether the Sixers are already mentally cracking under the pressure. Evan and Tiki debate Embiid’s comments, discuss the adjustments Nick Nurse has to make, and explain why the Knicks’ playoff experience together could be the biggest difference in the series.

They beat up the Sixers last night and are on an amazing run of games.

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

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

Sweeny Murti joins Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash for an emotional and entertaining conversation about legendary Yankees broadcaster John Sterling. Murti shares what it was really like working alongside Sterling for years, from his larger than life personality to the preparation and passion he brought to every single game. The guys also discuss how Sterling turned Yankees broadcasts into theater and why his energy connected with generations of fans.

The interview dives into Sterling’s unforgettable home run calls, his resistance to modern technology, and the joy he found in creating moments on the air. Murti also explains why Sterling became one of the most imitated voices in sports and how his signature style became part of the fabric of New York baseball. It is a celebration of a broadcasting icon whose voice defined Yankees baseball for decades.

Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash are joined by Suzyn Waldman for an emotional conversation about the life and legacy of John Sterling. Suzyn reflects on their decades together in the booth, sharing personal stories about Sterling’s kindness, humor, passion for baseball, and the unique personality that made him beloved across New York sports.

The interview revisits Sterling’s iconic home run calls, his emotional call of Derek Jeter’s 3,000th hit, his old school lifestyle, and the way he connected with both players and fans. Evan and Shaun also discuss why Sterling’s broadcasting career deserves Hall of Fame recognition and why his voice will always be tied to Yankees history.

Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash celebrate the life and legacy of John Sterling, remembering the legendary Yankees broadcaster whose voice became part of baseball history. They reflect on Sterling’s passion for the game, his larger than life personality, and the unique style that made every Yankees moment feel bigger.

The Yankees Spanish broadcaster calls in with his anecdotes and remembrances of John Sterling.