The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle

Craig Carton and Big Mac discuss Victor Wembanyama's claims that the Spurs will come back from a 3-1 deficit against the Knicks. They explore a fan's proposal to relocate New York's losing franchises and celebrate the unifying power of the Knicks' postseason success. Craig also reflects on his induction into the New Rochelle High School Hall of Fame. 01:03 - Wembanyama's Bold Series Guarantee 05:35 - Purging Struggling NY Teams 07:55 - Friday Night Ratings Battle 13:07 - Carton's Second Chance Honor

Chaos and comedy hit the Carton Show on WFAN as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle welcomed Knicks anthem singer Avery Wilson into the studio!

They welcome former Knick Gerald Wilkins to the studio to discuss the team's championship aspirations and the possibility of a victory parade. The conversation moves to tactical adjustments in the NBA Finals and the potential for an iconic statue to commemorate a key playoff moment. 02:01 - Gerald Wilkins Studio Visit 05:10 - Knicks Championship Fandom 09:33 - NBA Finals Tactical Analysis 12:16 - Potential Knicks Statue 18:11 - Paul McCartney Music Discussion

OG Anunoby's consistent postseason performance has sparked a debate over whether he or Jalen Brunson deserves the Finals MVP award. They reflect on the December trade with Toronto and how Anunoby has evolved from a defensive specialist into a dynamic two-way star. 01:15 - Avery Wilson Sing-Off 02:22 - Spurs Choke Job 05:14 - Historic vs Historical Debate 08:05 - Anunoby's MVP Case 11:48 - OG Trade Retrospective

Relive the adrenaline-fueled high of the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history as we break down the gut-check coaching adjustments, legendary defensive stops, and chaotic fan energy that saved the Knicks' season. From OG Anunoby’s heroic tip-in to the dramatic collapse of the Spurs, this is New York sports talk at its absolute wildest.

Craig and Big Mac reflect on the New York Knicks' legendary 29-point comeback victory against the San Antonio Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. They analyze OG Anunoby’s heroic game-winning tip-in and Mike Brown’s pivotal coaching adjustments that secured the historic win. The conversation also explores Victor Wembanyama’s controversial physical play and the electric atmosphere created by the fans and the Wu-Tang Clan. 01:47 - Knicks Historic Finals Comeback 05:10 - Mike Brown Coaching Clinic 10:35 - De'Aaron Fox's Late Mistakes 15:03 - Wembanyama's Controversial Physical Play 19:52 - OG Anunoby Series MVP 25:33 - Ticket Selling Regrets 30:00 - Family Viewing Experiences 37:53 - Contrast in Coaching Speeches 43:45 - Josh Hart's Redemptive Moment

Craig and C-Mac celebrate the New York Knicks' historic comeback over the San Antonio Spurs and analyze Victor Wembanyama's struggles in high-pressure moments. They discuss the bizarre incident involving a fan throwing an egg at the Spurs star and propose an on-air challenge of their own. The discussion also touches on Steve Cohen's loyalty and whether a Knicks championship means more than a Yankees title. 01:20 - Gallo's MSG Content Quest 05:00 - Celebrity Humility At Garden 10:45 - Cohen Chooses Knicks Game 14:35 - Wembanyama Missing Clutch Gene 18:50 - Hard Boiled Egg Challenge 23:40 - Knicks Historic Finals Comeback 29:10 - Yankee Championship Guarantee Dilemma 36:10 - Girl Dad MSG Experience 41:40 - Food Debates And Theft

The Knicks are ONE WIN away from ending a 53-year championship drought, and the city is losing its mind. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to Tracy Morgan's outrageous prediction about what a Knicks title would do to New York, while Carton doubles down on his claim that Victor Wembanyama's controversial play on OG Anunoby was dirty.

The Knicks are ONE WIN away from an NBA Championship, and Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle couldn't believe what they witnessed. After a miraculous comeback and OG Anunoby's game-winning tip-in, Carton breaks down the wild ending, explains the controversial backcourt rule confusion, and gives major props to hometown hero Jose Alvarado.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle are already dreaming about championship celebrations after the Knicks' stunning Game 4 comeback and a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debate one of the biggest questions after the Knicks' historic 29-point comeback in the NBA Finals: Did any season ticket holders sell their seats and MISS the greatest game in Knicks history? The guys discuss fans who left Madison Square Garden early, people who went to sleep at halftime, and whether anyone is secretly pretending they were inside the building for the greatest comeback New York has ever seen.

Craig Carton, Chris McMonigle, and Pete Hoffman react live to the New York Knicks pulling off a miraculous 107-106 victory over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. After trailing by an astonishing 29 points, the Knicks willed their way back into the game with clutch shots from Jalen Brunson and OG Anunoby. Hear why the guys believe this is the greatest comeback in professional sports history and what it means as they look ahead to Game 5.

Craig and Big Mac express disbelief over the NBA's refusal to issue a retroactive flagrant foul against Victor Wembanyama for his play on Jalen Brunson. They discuss the intense atmosphere surrounding Game 4 of the Finals and the controversy regarding the city's blockade of Madison Square Garden fans. They also debate how the New York Knicks should handle the Spurs' physicality while focusing on winning a crucial championship series game. 01:48 - NBA Officiating Controversy 05:44 - Physicality Versus Retaliation Debate 10:34 - MSG Watch Party Blockade 14:51 - Significant NYC Sports Moment 20:00 - Criticizing Mayor's Security Measures 23:42 - City Run Watch Parties 30:23 - Defensive Plan For Wembanyama