The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle

Craig and Big Mac dive into the New York Giants' schedule leaks, specifically questioning if their four prime-time games suggest the team is a legitimate contender. They analyze the difficult end-of-season stretch against the Lions, Cowboys, and Eagles while also addressing Craig's morning mishap with bad hot chocolate. They rank Daniel Jones against other NFC East quarterbacks and mock the popularity of nut milk. 01:39 - Walt Frazier Nickname Origin 05:03 - NFL Schedule Release Frustrations 10:02 - Giants Predictions and Leaks 15:16 - Debate on Giants Legitimacy 23:34 - Music Legend Influence Discussion 28:02 - Comparing Harbaugh and Daboll 38:43 - The Great Nut Milk Debate

Walt 'Clyde' Frazier joins Craig Carton and Big Mac to reflect on his legendary 1970 Game 7 performance and the iconic Willis Reed moment. Frazier shares stories from the 1971 Ali-Frazier fight at Madison Square Garden and details his transition into broadcasting. They also discuss the current Knicks' postseason dominance and their chances of reaching the NBA Finals. 01:53 - Knicks Playoff Matchup Analysis 06:25 - 1970 Finals Locker Room Stories 12:37 - Designing Iconic Clyde Sneakers 17:16 - Analyzing Current Knicks Team 20:54 - Witnessing Ali-Frazier I Ringside 28:36 - Creating Best Backcourt Ever 34:24 - OJ Chase and Rucker Park 38:20 - Predicting Knicks Finals Run 45:14 - Growing Up In Segregated Atlanta 51:44 - Learning From Marty Glickman

New Yorkers share their favorite memories of Knicks legend Walt 'Clyde' Frazier following an insightful long-form interview. The conversation shifts to the upcoming Subway Series as the Mets look to capitalize on a three-game sweep while the Yankees struggle through a losing skid. They also explore the nostalgia of childhood sports memories and the modern-day complexities of youth league snack duties. 01:20 - Subway Series Preview 05:18 - Clyde Frazier Reactions 11:23 - Load Management Debate 16:00 - Sinatra at Ali-Frazier 20:49 - Childhood Sports Memories 25:23 - Sneaker and Cleat Nostalgia 31:09 - Mets and Yankees Pitching 34:50 - Youth Sports Snack Debate 44:22 - Defining Five and Fly 49:42 - Snack Etiquette Discussion

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle detail why Lionel Richie is banned from their presence after a last-minute Madison Square Garden cancellation. They transition into the Mets' sweep of the Tigers, debate the unwritten rules of youth sports snacks, and analyze the leaked NFL schedules for the Giants and Jets. 01:20 - Lionel Richie MSG Ban 02:38 - Craig's Bathroom Incident 06:42 - Mets Sweep Tigers Recap 12:04 - Youth Baseball Snack Etiquette 15:13 - Walter's "5-and-Fly" Query 20:26 - NFL Schedule Leak Reaction 24:14 - Jaxon Dart Giants Hype 29:40 - K-Swiss Fashion Talk 32:14 - Corona Lime Technique

Craig and Chris discuss why Lionel Richie is officially banned from the studio following a last-minute concert cancellation at Madison Square Garden. They pivot to health mishaps involving bad milk and the cleaning agent Fabuloso before reviewing a bizarre defensive play by Mark Vientos. Finally, they debate the social expectations of providing snacks like orange slices for youth sports. 01:00 - Lionel Richie Banned 04:08 - The Fabuloso Incident 07:12 - Vientos Defensive Blunder 11:09 - Youth Sports Snack Debate 14:44 - Baseball History with Walter

Evan Roberts discusses the origins wit the Carton Show of the baseball term five-and-fly and whether the phrase was lifted from his podcast. He also previews the upcoming Mets-Yankees series and joins a heated discussion regarding the social etiquette of bringing snacks to Little League games. 01:00 - Five-and-Fly Origins 02:15 - Mets-Yankees Series Preview 03:24 - Little League Snack Etiquette

Chris McMonigle and Neil Keefe evaluate the momentum shifts for the Mets and Yankees ahead of their high-stakes Subway Series matchup. They also discuss the complexities of Little League snack duties and whether the term "five-and-fly" actually exists in baseball circles. 01:34 - Subway Series Stakes 05:02 - Yankees Pitching Injuries 07:52 - Slang And Parenting 12:45 - Peanut Allergy Rules 15:11 - Five And Fly

Craig and the crew reflect on formative sports memories, ranging from legendary boxing matches to the simple joy of watching wrestling after football practice. They also connect with listeners to discuss the profound impact of Walt Frazier and the evolution of athletic footwear. 01:00 - Iconic Childhood Sports Memories 03:44 - Remembering Walt Clyde Frazier 06:08 - Impact of Athlete Role Models

Callers reflect on a legendary interview with Walt "Clyde" Frazier, highlighting his 1970 NBA Finals heroics and his transition into broadcasting. They also preview the upcoming Subway Series between the Mets and Yankees while revisiting the cinematic aura surrounding the Ali-Frazier heavyweight clash. 01:36 - Subway Series Preview 02:22 - Walt Frazier Reflections 13:02 - 1970 Finals MVP Debate 16:03 - Ali-Frazier Fight Stories 19:23 - Heavyweight Boxing History

Walt 'Clyde' Frazier joins Craig and Big Mac to discuss his legendary performance in the 1970 NBA Finals and his profound respect for idol Willis Reed. He shares his perspective on the current Knicks roster, praising Jalen Brunson's leadership and the team's impressive depth under Mike Brown. Frazier also reflects on his iconic fashion sense, his childhood in Atlanta, and his long-standing broadcasting career. 02:49 - Willis Reed’s Heroic Impact 09:22 - Story Behind Puma Suede 12:08 - Modern Knicks Roster Analysis 14:18 - Mike Brown’s Coaching Style 17:22 - Ringside at Ali-Frazier 25:08 - Trading for Earl Monroe 30:48 - Rucker Park’s Streetball Legends 38:00 - Jersey Retirement Honor 44:35 - Lessons From Atlanta Roots 50:30 - Broadcasting Under Marty Glickman

Craig and Big Mac evaluate the New York Giants' 2024 schedule and debate where Daniel Jones ranks among NFC East quarterbacks. They also discuss the team's defensive concerns and coaching while sharing a bizarre story about sour milk and the rise of non-dairy alternatives. 01:00 - Blues Music Discussion 02:15 - NFC East Quarterbacks 08:31 - Giants Season Outlook 13:48 - John Harbaugh Debate 15:43 - The Milk Debate

Craig and Big Mac break down the New York Giants' upcoming schedule following leaks that place the team in several high-profile primetime slots. They debate Peter Schrager's prediction of an 11-12 win season while analyzing the difficulty of the Giants' closing stretch. Additionally, they address inaccurate reports regarding the New York Jets' opening matchup and share the history behind Walt "Clyde" Frazier's iconic nickname. 01:00 - Walt Frazier Nickname Origin 05:03 - NFL Schedule Release Leaks 08:31 - Giants Season Win Predictions 15:31 - Giants Primetime Schedule Debate

Craig and C-Mac break down the New York Yankees' offensive struggles following a poor road trip and the alarming elbow injury to Max Fried. They evaluate the return of Anthony Volpe to the lineup and the impact of Malik Nabers' recent knee surgery. They also preview the Subway Series and announce a special studio appearance by Walt "Clyde" Frazier.

Big Mac vents about the Yankees' offensive ineptitude following an embarrassing road trip performance. Discussion focuses on the concerning elbow soreness for Max Fried and the potential impact on the pitching rotation. They also evaluate the upcoming Subway Series and Malik Nabers' recent knee surgery recovery. 01:13 - Yankees Road Trip Struggles 03:00 - Max Fried Injury Concern 09:16 - Subway Series Preview 13:21 - Malik Nabers Surgery Update 16:27 - Anthony Volpe Debate

Craig and C-Mac discuss the upcoming Subway Series and express concern over injury updates while poking fun at C-Mac's expectations for free merchandise at the MLB store. They transition into a debate about Anthony Volpe's performance at shortstop and take calls on topics ranging from Jets catering to Philly cheesesteak secrets. 01:20 - New York Sports Update 05:17 - MLB Store Visit Plans 11:27 - McGonigle Swag Desires 16:28 - Volpe Pilot Analogy 21:18 - Jets Catering And Weddings 26:38 - Fake News And Bauer 30:21 - Gerrit Cole Return Debate 38:15 - Subway Series Rivalry Talk 43:40 - Oxtail And Cooper Cheese

Chris McMonigle previews an upcoming in-studio visit from Knicks legend Walt "Clyde" Frazier to discuss his legacy and the team's postseason outlook. He also breaks down the Yankees' recent offensive struggles and addresses injury concerns within the pitching rotation. 01:20 - Walt Frazier Visit 04:45 - Yankee Offensive Slump 08:30 - Rotation Injury Concerns 14:15 - Mets Roster Challenges 21:15 - Streaming Service Debate 25:45 - Yankee Bullpen Reliability 32:00 - NFL Schedule Leaks

Craig and CMAC debate the reliability of Anthony Volpe at shortstop using a unique airline pilot analogy after Jose Caballero's move to the IL. They also preview the Jets' season opener against the Dolphins and share strong opinions on wedding entertainment. 01:00 - Shortstop Pilot Analogy 06:27 - Jets Start And Catering 12:33 - New York Injury Updates

Craig shares the results of a sidewalk poll revealing that only four out of 15 people knew the Mets were playing that night. He and Big Mac also discuss their upcoming appearance at the MLB store and the humor of hearing a Tigers prospect with a similar last name. 01:00 - Mets Sidewalk Poll Results 05:01 - MLB Store Swag Expectations 09:26 - Kevin McGonigle Name Confusion

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the Yankees going 1-5 on the road trip, the offense completely disappearing, Anthony Volpe struggling again, and the huge concern surrounding Max Fried’s elbow injury scare. Plus, Subway Series hype, Mets chaos, Malik Nabers injury concerns, and Craig predicts the Jets are starting 2-0!

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Craig and Big Mac examine the New York Yankees' recent four-game losing streak and the significant offensive slump involving Jazz Chisholm Jr. They break down the surprise news of Anthony Volpe's return to the roster and debate the historical myths surrounding the invention of baseball.

Craig Carton and Big Mac dissect the New York Yankees' recent four-game slide and the concerning performance metrics of Jazz Chisholm Jr. They also discuss the lack of leaks regarding the Jets' schedule and the early opening of "The Church" for suffering Mets fans. Personal stories about morning show banter and garlic-heavy lunches from Faicco's round out the discussion. 01:20 - Yankees Batting Lull 05:05 - Jets Schedule Secrecy 10:45 - Jazz Chisholm Jr. Analysis 15:50 - Bullpen Leverage Concerns 22:10 - Morning Show Banter 27:20 - Otis Redding History 34:20 - Mets Irrelevance Church 39:05 - Bathroom Avoidance Strategy 46:10 - Faicco's Lunch Review

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the news of Anthony Volpe's return to the New York Yankees following an injury to Jose Caballero. They debate Volpe's minor league performance and whether he can help the team overcome their recent offensive struggles. The conversation also explores White House meatloaf stories, youth baseball gear trends, and myths regarding the invention of baseball. 02:18 - MLB Store Friday Event 07:19 - Trump and Knicks Success 16:52 - Jazz Chisholm Performance Debate 21:08 - Anthony Volpe Called Up 37:20 - Volpe Defensive Performance Analysis 45:00 - Youth Baseball Gear Trends 51:45 - K-Swiss Fashion Discussion 56:58 - Baseball Origin History Myths

They revisit early-season radio clips of Howie Rose and Keith Raad praising the New York Mets' offensive approach, contrasting those predictions with the team's dismal reality. The conversation also explores the disputed history of Abner Doubleday and sparks a debate over whether legendary broadcasters should return for on-field ceremonies after retirement. 01:29 - Abner Doubleday History 03:16 - Mocking Early Mets Predictions 14:14 - David Stearns Injury Issues 17:36 - Howie Rose Retirement Debate

David Stearns faces tough questions from Joel Sherman regarding the future of Carlos Mendoza and the organization's underperformance. They also dive into a heated debate about K-Swiss sneakers' place in hip-hop culture, featuring a call-in from Big Hurls and a surprising text from Lil Wayne. 01:20 - Stearns Confronts Mendoza Questions 04:57 - The Mets Irrelevance Problem 09:43 - NFL Global Schedule Leaks 14:02 - Doubleday Myths And Florida NY 17:27 - Black Dirt Farming Secrets 20:55 - K-Swiss Hip Hop Debate 24:22 - Big Hurls Defends K-Swiss 30:37 - Amish Builders And Jersey Shore

A heated debate erupts over the legitimacy of K-Swiss in hip-hop culture, prompting a call from Big Hurls to school everyone on his rap credentials. They also examine the myth of Abner Doubleday and the unique agricultural output of Florida, New York. 01:00 - Abner Doubleday Myth 02:40 - Florida New York Onions 08:06 - K-Swiss Hip-Hop Debate 13:01 - Big Hurls Rap Battle 18:38 - New York Sports Update

David Stearns faces pointed questions from Joel Sherman about the job security of Carlos Mendoza as the Mets struggle to stay relevant. Discussion highlights the team's current state by noting how even dedicated fans are losing track of the starting rotation. The segment covers leaked details of NFL games in Madrid and Paris before debating the best scrambled egg techniques. 01:00 - Stearns Defends Carlos Mendoza 04:22 - Mets Falling into Irrelevance 07:48 - NFL International Schedule Leaks 11:15 - Perfecting Scrambled Egg Methods

They dissect the New York Mets' disappointing season, contrasting early-season broadcast optimism with the reality of the team's current performance. The discussion also explores the historical myth of Abner Doubleday and debates whether retiring legends like Howie Rose should return for team ceremonies. 01:00 - Abner Doubleday Origin Myth 03:11 - Critiquing Mets Season Hype 12:31 - Mets Roster and Injury Updates 17:50 - Howie Rose Retirement Debate

Discussion focuses on the perceived scam of modern youth baseball gear, ranging from sliding mitts to expensive customized bats. A historical argument breaks out over whether Abner Doubleday actually invented baseball or if it was Alexander Cartwright. They also engage in a heated debate on the coolness of K-Swiss sneakers and critique Ken Burns' documentary style. 01:00 - Youth Baseball Gear Critique 09:27 - K-Swiss Style Debate 14:34 - Anthony Volpe Roster Status 16:21 - Abner Doubleday Invention Mystery 21:00 - Ken Burns Documentary Critique

They discuss breaking news regarding the New York Yankees as Anthony Volpe is called up to replace an injured Jose Caballero. The conversation highlights the debate surrounding Volpe's readiness given his recent minor league struggles and the pressure of joining a team in a four-game slump. 01:00 - Breaking Yankees News 02:54 - Volpe Gets The Call 08:35 - Evaluating Volpe's Performance 13:32 - Fan Reaction To Volpe 21:10 - Volpe's Arrival Status

Craig and Big Mac explore a strange story about Donald Trump insisting Chris Christie eat the White House meatloaf during a private dinner. They also analyze the controversy surrounding Disney cruises and address a caller's concerns about Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s batting slump. The discussion touches on Thanksgiving food preferences and the prestige of visiting the White House as a champion. 01:31 - MLB Event & Disney Cruises 06:36 - Donald Trump Knicks Fan 08:15 - Christie's White House Meatloaf 13:37 - Thanksgiving Food Debate 15:37 - Jazz Chisholm Jr. Slump

Big Mac considers a potential studio visit from Rich Robinson before examining the tragic career of Otis Redding and the "deal with the devil" music theory. They analyze the Mets' trajectory toward a 100-loss season and debate Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s maturity following a rough performance for the Yankees. The conversation also explores humorous personal habits like whistling on the toilet to avoid family stress and a lunch review of sandwiches from Faicco's. 01:04 - Rich Robinson Studio Visit 04:13 - Otis Redding History 08:14 - Mets Relevance Crisis 11:41 - Bathroom Hiding Habits 18:24 - Jazz Chisholm Maturity Debate

Craig Carton and Big Mac analyze the New York Yankees' recent four-game skid and the offensive disappearing act of Jazz Chisholm Jr. They also discuss the lack of leaks surrounding the New York Jets' schedule compared to other NFL teams. The conversation shifts to the New York Mets' struggles under David Stearns before concluding with personal banter and a featured segment on grilling with Premio sausage. 01:05 - Carton Show Intro 02:47 - NFL Schedule Leaks 06:40 - Yankees Slump Analysis 09:06 - Jazz Chisholm Jr. Struggles 20:23 - Mets Opening Struggles

The WFAN squad analyzes the New York Knicks’ dominant four-game sweep of the Philadelphia 76ers, celebrating the team’s historic performance and the overwhelming takeover of the Philadelphia arena by Knicks fans. The discussion also highlights Jalen Brunson’s leadership and previous contract sacrifice while critiquing Joel Embiid’s controversial post-game claims that the season was a "success" despite the sweep.

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Craig and Big Mac celebrate the New York Knicks' commanding postseason run after they dismantled the Philadelphia 76ers in their own building. They explore Jalen Brunson's rising status as a top-ten franchise legend while debating the historical impact of Walt Frazier and Willis Reed. Additional discussions include the bizarre blackmail scandal involving Milwaukee Bucks owner Wes Edens and a viral college basketball player with a unique name.

Craig and Big Mac celebrate the New York Knicks' commanding postseason performance and their recent victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. They criticize Joel Embiid's post-game comments and discuss the incredible takeover of the Wells Fargo Center by Knicks fans. The duo also touches on a viral college basketball recruit and shares a humorous story about a restaurant in Iowa. 01:20 - Knicks Dominate Philadelphia 04:34 - Joel Embiid Success Claim 10:35 - Knicks Best In East 13:53 - Philadelphia Sports Fans Criticized 16:55 - Mike Brown Coaching Praise 21:07 - Craig's Iowa Graduation Trip 24:57 - Z White Woman Recruited 30:00 - Mikal Bridges Defensive Play 38:00 - White Woman Jersey Jokes 46:50 - Historic Knicks Team Comparisons

They celebrate the New York Knicks sweeping the Philadelphia 76ers and analyze the lack of resilience from Joel Embiid. The discussion moves to a scandalous blackmail attempt involving the Milwaukee Bucks owner and a humorous look at popular reality shows in prison. Speculation on the upcoming NFL schedule and the potential for a historic LeBron James sweep concludes the segment. 01:20 - Knicks Sweep Sixers 05:21 - Insider Analysis 10:37 - Bucks Owner Scandal 17:25 - NFL Schedule Speculation 25:08 - Prison Reality TV 35:27 - LeBron Sweep History 40:21 - American Idol Finals

They evaluate Jalen Brunson's standing in Knicks history following a dominant playoff run and the franchise's recent resurgence. The discussion compares his influence to icons like Patrick Ewing and Walt Frazier while debating whether he has already surpassed legends like Bernard King and Carmelo Anthony. 01:30 - NY Sports Success 05:13 - Brunson Ranking Debate 10:30 - Earl Monroe Legacy 14:08 - Bernard King Tenure 18:23 - Frazier Versus Reed 27:54 - Case For King 33:47 - Coaching History Review 38:02 - Sixers Blowout Recap

Craig Carton and Big Mac discuss Gilbert Arenas' elaborate plot to retrieve an engagement ring and review the comedy Love Stinks. They engage in a heated debate over whether Walt Clyde Frazier's 1970 Game 7 performance is undervalued compared to Willis Reed's iconic return. Finally, they brainstorm show names like The Felon and the Fat Man before analyzing the Mets' current struggles on The Card Show. 01:20 - Gilbert Arenas Ring Scheme 06:25 - Love Stinks Movie Review 11:50 - Show Name Bit Discussion 15:15 - Yankees Merch And Swag 21:20 - Knicks-Sixers Series Analysis 27:35 - Frazier vs Reed Debate 35:00 - NBA Historical Stat Breakdown

Craig Carton and Big Mac analyze the New York Knicks' playoff run and the expected return of OG Anunoby for the Eastern Conference Finals. They engage in a fiery debate regarding the 1970 NBA Finals, arguing that Walt Frazier's performance is historically disrespected in favor of the Willis Reed narrative. The segment concludes with updates on the New York Giants' training camp and tonight's slate of NBA and MLB games. 01:00 - Knicks Playoffs and Anunoby Return 05:24 - Giants Moving Training Camp 07:44 - Willis Reed Game 7 Debate 22:34 - NBA and MLB Sports Update

The discussion focuses on the wild story of former NBA star Gilbert Arenas, who reportedly used a costume jewelry replica to swap out a $400,000 engagement ring after a breakup. They also talk about a comedic movie with a similar plot and check in with a caller about the legalities of engagement gifts. 01:00 - Gilbert Arenas Ring Story 06:05 - Love Stinks Movie Recap 08:11 - Engagement Ring Legalities 10:07 - Big Mac Radio Persona 16:03 - Yankees Orioles Pinstripe Preview

Craig and Mac discuss Jalen Brunson's rapid ascent into the New York Knicks pantheon and debate if he has already surpassed Bernard King. They also analyze the historical significance of Walt 'Clyde' Frazier's Game 7 performance versus the legendary Willis Reed moment. 01:09 - Philadelphia Sports Losers 03:20 - Brunson All-Time Rank 10:54 - Bernard King Comparison 18:28 - The Willis Reed Debate 26:01 - Case For Bernard King

Craig celebrates the Knicks' dominant series win over the 76ers, labeling Joel Embiid a 'filthy, dirty player' who spends too much time flopping. He also discusses a potential historic sweep for LeBron and Bronny James and shares his plans to watch the American Idol finale. 01:01 - Stone Pony Invitation 03:26 - Knicks Soul-Robbing Win 06:16 - Tonight's Games & History

Craig Carton recounts his time in prison, detailing how fellow inmates were unexpectedly captivated by reality TV shows like 90 Day Fiancé. They also speculate on the upcoming NFL schedule release and whether the league favors teams like the Kansas City Chiefs. 01:00 - NFL Schedule Release Talk 03:24 - Chiefs Schedule Favoritism Theory 07:59 - Prison Reality TV Stories

Craig and Chris celebrate the New York Knicks' playoff sweep of the Philadelphia 76ers while sharing listeners' jokes about a curiously named basketball player. They dive into a scandalous blackmail story involving Wesley Edens and a high-stakes FBI sting. Details regarding the upcoming Fanatics Fest lineup are also shared. 01:00 - Knicks Sweep Sixers 05:18 - Fan Celebrates Knicks 10:00 - Wesley Edens Scandal 16:46 - Fanatics Fest Details

Craig and Big Mac discuss the viral news of a college basketball player named Zi White Woman and imagine the hilarious play-by-play calls that could result from his career. They also analyze the New York Knicks' recent dominance in the playoffs, debating if this current roster is superior to the legendary 1994 and 1999 teams. 01:00 - Legend Of Zi White Woman 05:20 - Knicks Dynasty Debate 10:03 - Wembanyama Physicality Issues 11:41 - Jersey Name Logistics 18:38 - Knicks Historical Comparisons

Craig Carton and Big Mac celebrate the New York Knicks' historic dominance and the embarrassing takeover of Philadelphia's home court by Knicks fans. They heavily criticize Joel Embiid's comments regarding the Sixers' season being a success following their elimination. The discussion also touches on the current struggles of the Yankees and Mets, alongside Craig's upcoming travel plans to Iowa. 01:11 - Knicks Dominance Over Philly 04:36 - Joel Embiid Success Comments 09:58 - Philadelphia City Disdain 18:16 - New York Baseball Update 21:21 - Craig's Iowa Trip

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The Yankees keep rolling and it’s making Evan Roberts sick. Plus, Chris McMonigle and Craig Carton compare this start to the 1998 Yankees (24:30); Evan, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash on the Spencer Jones call-up and Jasson Dominguez injury (33:53); Gregg Giannotti says this is the perfect situation for Jones (50:24); Alex Rodriguez joins Craig Carton and C-Mac to talk John Sterling, Yankees, and more (58:15); Evan, Tiki, and Shaun reflect on the Sterling tribute and bigger picture for the Yanks (1:23:04).