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We start the show talking about St. John's in the tourney and it ends up with Gio accusing Boomer of talking a bit much during a golf outing.

The fallout from Team USA’s loss in the World Baseball Classic is getting HEATED… and now New York Mets fans are piling on?!

The fallout from Team USA’s loss in the World Baseball Classic is getting HEATED… and now New York Mets fans are piling on?!

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash open the show by diving straight into the familiar and heated debate surrounding Aaron Judge after Team USA’s loss. A rough night at the plate quickly reignites the question Yankees fans can’t seem to escape: can Judge deliver in the biggest moments, or is the narrative about his postseason struggles here to stay?

Using caller reactions and their own perspectives, the hosts explore the gap between Judge’s undeniable greatness and his inconsistent results in high-pressure games. They debate whether one WBC performance should matter at all, how much perception shapes his legacy, and why, fair or not, October remains the only thing that can ultimately change the conversation.

MVP joins Pete Hoffman to talk about his upcoming out with Sam Patterson at the O2 Arena this Saturday, March 21st for UFC Fight Night 270 Evloev vs Murphy.

Let's face it, the team that really wanted it, won it. We discuss it all.

Is tonight a LEGACY moment for Aaron Judge or does it mean absolutely nothing? On The Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle get into a heated debate over whether a huge moment in the World Baseball Classic could finally change the narrative around the Yankees’ superstar.

The show dives headfirst into a fiery Giants draft debate: should New York seriously consider taking a running back at No. 5, or is that still a roster-building mistake in today’s NFL? The conversation centers on whether the usual anti-running back logic is too simplistic, especially for a Giants team that may be closer to contention than critics think.

From Saquon Barkley comparisons to examples like Bijan Robinson, Christian McCaffrey, Ezekiel Elliott, and Jahmyr Gibbs, the episode examines how context matters when judging top-10 running back picks. The hosts argue over Jaxson Dart’s development, the state of the Giants’ offensive line, the team’s limited draft capital, and whether adding another weapon would be smart strategy or a repeat of past mistakes, with side mentions of Mikal Bridges, Mike Brown, and the World Baseball Classic final.

The guys are both back and Gio said the WBC is not as good as the Olympics because MLB pitchers are on pitch counts.

Did Aaron Judge just say the World Baseball Classic atmosphere was BETTER than the World Series?

On The Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to Judge’s postgame comments after Team USA’s dramatic win over the Dominican Republic. Judge said the energy and atmosphere of the WBC might have been better than his World Series experience and that set off a massive debate.