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Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to a fascinating split in New York baseball, with Yankees fans uneasy about Anthony Volpe’s return while Mets fans rally around the arrival of A.J. Ewing. The Yankees’ shortstop situation becomes a test of whether Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman are truly operating differently this season.The discussion centers on why Jose Caballero should keep the job when healthy, what Volpe’s role should be moving forward, and how Ewing’s debut instantly injected energy into a struggling Mets season. From patient at bats to a fan base desperate for hope, Ewing gave the Mets something worth watching.

AJ Ewing had 3 walks, a stolen base and an RBI triple. Plus, David Stearns refuses to address Mendoza's future with the Mets.

Carton 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 Visit04:13 - Otis Redding History08:14 - Mets Relevance Crisis11:41 - Bathroom Hiding Habits18:24 - Jazz Chisholm Maturity Debate

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the Yankees’ four game losing streak and explain why the concern is not panic, but the offense suddenly going quiet. After another frustrating one run loss, they look at how a team with strong overall numbers can still feel vulnerable when key bats stop producing.The conversation focuses on Jazz Chisholm’s rough start, his 50 50 comments, and whether he is pressing in a lineup where he does not need to be the hero. Evan and Tiki also debate whether skipping the media after a bad night matters, why Austin Wells needs to wake up, and the strange handling of Jose Caballero’s finger injury.

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 Intro02:47 - NFL Schedule Leaks06:40 - Yankees Slump Analysis09:06 - Jazz Chisholm Jr. Struggles20:23 - Mets Opening Struggles

Craig Carton walked into the studio to talk about all the condiments in his office. He also talked about C-Mac taking a 2-week Disney cruise.

We started with the Cavaliers beating the Pistons to even the series 2-2 as the Knicks are resting at home. Gio is feeling extra confident as a Knicks fan and it’s a weird feeling.

Light Heavyweight Khalil Rountree sits down with Hoff to talk about his rise to the top of the division.Follow @HoffWFAN

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 Philly04:36 - Joel Embiid Success Comments09:58 - Philadelphia City Disdain18:16 - New York Baseball Update21:21 - Craig's Iowa Trip

The Knicks are headed back to the Eastern Conference Finals, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to a blowout that felt like more than just a series clincher. New York overwhelmed Philadelphia on the court and in the stands, turning a road playoff game into what sounded and looked like a Knicks home game.Evan and Tiki break down the Knicks’ scorching shooting, the Sixers’ visible surrender, and the stunning fan takeover that left Philly embarrassed. They also debate whether this seven game Knicks surge is starting to look unstoppable, how injuries have not slowed them down, and why Josh Hart’s postgame jab at Philadelphia landed so hard.

Today's show begins with the Knicks dominant performance yesterday against the Sixers and how they dominated the entire series. Boomer called the level of play from the Knicks, ‘breathtaking’.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to massive New York Jets news as Breece Hall signs a new 3-year extension, discuss the potential of the Jets offense with Geno Smith, and preview Knicks vs Sixers Game 3 in Philadelphia. Plus, Spencer Jones makes his Yankees debut, Dana White jokes about Big Mac missing the studio, and the show takes an emotional turn when Craig personally reaches out to help a caller battling gambling addiction.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to another frustrating Mets loss, even as the team finally strings together back to back series wins. The conversation centers on why moral victories are not enough for a club still buried under .500 and why every missed opportunity feels magnified.They also dig into the renewed Pete Alonso drama, David Stearns’ roster building, Juan Soto’s quiet big moments, and the frustration around a Mets lineup that still does not look good enough. What should have been a step forward instead becomes another reminder of how much work this team still has to do.

The Knicks dodged a bullet with the OG Anunoby injury. He likely won’t play tonight and may not play in the rest of this series because of how much better the Knicks are than the Sixers.

Yankees legend & Timberwolves Owner Alex Rodriguez calls into the Carton show to catch up with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle.

The Knicks are up 2 to 0 after doing exactly what they needed to do against the 76ers, but the biggest story is the health of OG Anunoby. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to a gritty playoff win that was not pretty, not dominant, and not comfortable, while sorting through why OG’s injury scare immediately changes the mood around the series.Evan and Tiki compare this moment to OG’s previous postseason injury against Indiana, debate whether the Knicks can still finish off Philadelphia without him, and explain why his defense, shooting, and clutch impact have become so essential to New York’s championship hopes. They also break down the Sixers’ late-game fatigue without Joel Embiid, the Knicks’ defensive stand, and the Josh Hart three set up by OG that helped turn the game.

OG Anunoby left with a hamstring injury and Gio said they are not a championship team without him. He is very concerned for the Knicks if he is going to be out for the next round.

Knicks legend John Starks stop by the studio to preview Game 2 of the Knicks vs Sixers series. The trio talk a wide range of Knicks and hoops topics, as well as the growth of James Dolan as an owner.

Dana White discusses the logistics of the upcoming Freedom 250 event at the White House and his vision for revitalizing boxing over the next five years. He shares stories from the early days of the UFC, including hiring Joe Rogan and the impact of Ronda Rousey on women's MMA. He also delves into his personal gambling habits and his approach to raising his children.02:08 - White House Event Logistics05:08 - Future Business Strategy06:13 - Baccarat And Gambling Habits10:30 - Handling The COVID Era13:04 - Revitalizing Professional Boxing16:30 - Spike TV Partnership History20:20 - UFC 328 Fight Breakdown21:57 - Power Slap Viral Success27:14 - Joe Rogan Commentary Impact30:54 - Ronda Rousey's UFC Legacy

The Yankees are rolling, but Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber are split on just how special this team really is. After another impressive win, the conversation turns from admiration to argument as the guys debate whether this roster’s depth, resilience and nightly confidence are starting to echo the legendary 1998 Yankees.Evan wants no part of comparing any early season team to the greatest Yankees club of all time, while Tiki and others see familiar signs in the way this group wins, responds and survives injuries. From Ryan McMahon grinding out a huge home run off Jacob deGrom to the bullpen escaping trouble again, the first twenty minutes become a spirited debate over whether this team is simply excellent or already entering sacred territory.

Boomer is working from home today and we started talking about B&G playing golf at Shinnecock yesterday. We also talked about Sixers head coach Nick Nurse as his brother passed away last week unexpectedly and was at the funeral yesterday, but he will coach tonight. Boomer said the Knicks can’t take their foot off the gas and need to dominate again.

They discuss the Mets' weather-delayed series in Colorado and the general lack of excitement surrounding the team's poor play. A debate ensues over SNY's Gary Cohen using the word "pulchritudinous" during a broadcast, leading to a broader conversation about language, historical beauty standards, and the existence of William Shakespeare.01:00 - Mets Colorado Series Postponed04:04 - Gary Cohen's Word Choice07:54 - David Cone's On-Air Comment14:04 - Spelling Pulchritudinous18:07 - Shakespeare And Beauty Standards

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 Success02:14 - Big Mac Fandom Investigation03:12 - Knicks Historic Dominance14:45 - Yankees Recent Performance18:27 - 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 Joins04:22 - Dinner Conversations and Baseball07:56 - Sterling as an Original12:06 - Voice of the Yankees15:23 - 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 Sterling09:59 - Anthony Volpe Demoted14:20 - Gerrit Cole Update16:54 - 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 Preview03:44 - John Sterling's Legacy15:55 - Philly Ticket Issues20:51 - Listener Tributes23:31 - 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.

News of the passing of John Sterling was given to us during the show and we discussed his legacy.

Hoff is fed up with the Mets, especially after the latest news from Jon Heyman saying the Mets are on the prowl for a big bat with power, one that may even play first base. Add that to Juan Soto having fun while playing injured, pitching being miserable and the rest of the team being lifeless, minds are exploding.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the Knicks delivering their most dominant performance of the season with a convincing playoff win over the Hawks. The guys explain why Jalen Brunson and Karl Anthony Towns looked unstoppable, how the team finally played with the urgency fans have been waiting for, and why this game has Knicks fans starting to dream bigger than just winning the series. The discussion also focuses on Mike Brown’s adjustments, including the double big lineup with Towns and Mitchell Robinson, and why the head coach is finally earning back confidence after a shaky start to the playoffs. Evan and Tiki also push back on Charles Barkley’s criticism of Knicks fans, debate the pressure surrounding championship expectations in New York, and touch on another strong night for the Yankees behind Aaron Judge and rising ace Cam.

We say this is what the whole series should have looked like.

Gary Bettman joins Craig Carton to discuss the NHL's record-breaking viewership numbers and the success of the Stadium Series outdoor games. They explore the league's stance on expansion into markets like Houston and Atlanta, while Bettman reflects on his career legacy and the influence of David Stern. 01:00 - NHL Viewership Growth 07:08 - International Tournament Success 14:17 - Sports Betting Integrity 19:04 - Future Expansion Markets 25:06 - Bettman's Career Legacy

John Fanta joins Craig to analyze the New York Knicks' playoff series against the Atlanta Hawks, focusing on the dominance of Karl-Anthony Towns and OG Anunoby. He also previews his upcoming assignment at the Kentucky Derby and discusses potential NBA coaching changes. 01:00 - Towns Dominates The Hawks 03:30 - OG Anunoby Playoff Impact 07:17 - Mikal Bridges Villanova Pedigree 11:40 - Coaching Carousel Rumors 13:21 - Kentucky Derby Reporting Debut

Cooper and Carter, the 11-year-old sensations known as the Twin Stripe Reporters, share their viral journey and insights on the New York Yankees. They discuss their interactions with stars like Gerrit Cole, their thoughts on the Savannah Bananas, and the playful sibling rivalry stemming from their opposing NFL fandoms. 01:16 - Twin Stripe Reporters Join 05:32 - Savannah Bananas Experience 10:07 - Yankees World Series Prediction 15:10 - Basketball Versus Baseball Debate 17:16 - Cowboys Versus 49ers Rivalry

Chris McMonigle shares his realization that the Yankees are better off with the emergence of Ben Rice and the presence of Max Fried than they would be with Juan Soto. He and Craig Carton also review the success of their NFL Draft coverage as reported by the Sports Business Journal. The two react to the news of Kodai Senga heading to the injured list and debate the timing of Giancarlo Stanton's injury status.

The Yankees are off to another strong start, but Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether this version of the team has the potential to be something greater than the usual 94 to 95 win formula fans have come to expect. With Max Fried dominating, the rotation looking deeper than ever, and Ben Rice exploding into a major contributor alongside Aaron Judge, the conversation shifts toward whether this team could truly separate itself from recent Yankee seasons. Evan and Tiki break down why the pitching staff may be the biggest difference maker, what concerns still exist in the bullpen, and whether the Yankees finally have the kind of edge needed for a deep October run. The discussion also turns to the Mets’ ongoing collapse, Carlos Mendoza surviving another day as manager, and why the organization suddenly looks directionless during a brutal stretch of baseball.

Yanks beat the Rangers last night and we got a bet going. Who'll hit more home runs this year: Ben Rice or Aaron Judge?

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down a WILD segment on WFAN as they react to the New York Mets’ struggles, debate whether Trevor Bauer could actually help the team, and even bring Bauer himself onto the show after his Long Island Ducks no-hitter. Plus, the guys pivot to one of the craziest sports stories of the day, two runners breaking the sub-2 hour marathon barrier wearing the same $500 Adidas super shoe that instantly sold out and is now reselling for THOUSANDS.

The New York Mets have officially hit rock bottom and Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle are NOT holding back. After an embarrassing sweep by the Colorado Rockies and a lifeless offense that scored just ONE run in a doubleheader, Mets fans are furious and calling for manager Carlos Mendoza to be fired immediately.

The Mets’ struggles hit a boiling point after a brutal showing against the Rockies, sparking serious questions about just how bad things have become. What was supposed to be an easy series instead turns into a defining moment of the season, forcing a hard look at leadership, effort, and whether this team is already beyond fixing. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate the growing calls to fire Carlos Mendoza and explore the fantasy versus reality of replacing him with a top-tier manager like Alex Cora. They break down the team’s offensive failures, the lack of accountability, and why even a major shakeup might not be enough to turn things around as frustration reaches an all-time high.

We started the show talking about the Knicks game 4 win and the adjustments Mike Brown made. We also talked about Josh Hart’s outstanding defense. Plus, the Mets plain old stink.

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

Keith voices his displeasure about the Yankees 6-1 loss to the Reds and the Mets 3-2 loss to the Braves at CitiField.

Keith is joined by Yankees legend Bernie Williams to talk about his many charity events coming up and the current state of the Bronx Bombers.

Aaron Judge triple Crown? Brett Baty or Mark Vientos? Knicks starting 5 next season.