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The Knicks are NBA Champions, and Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle reveal a stunning piece of New York history: the 2026 celebration will be the FIRST ticker-tape parade in franchise history! Craig and Big Mac debate whether former coach Tom Thibodeau deserves an invitation after helping rebuild the franchise before Mike Brown delivered the championship.

After dropping a legendary 45 points to secure the Knicks' historic NBA championship, Jalen Brunson is officially the undisputed King of New York. Tune in as we break down his clutch, superstar performance and how he completely carried the team to title town when it mattered most.

Relive the chaotic, emotional night the New York Knicks finally broke their 53-year drought to capture the 2026 NBA Championship. This episode captures a historic moment New York fans will never forget.

Chris McMonigle is back to recap another Yankees series, but first, he celebrates the Knicks ending New York's championship drought among the four major sports, how it means Aaron Judge is no longer the king of New York sports, and what the Yanks can learn from the champion Knicks. Plus, these Yanks are putting some narratives to bed after another series win without Judge. Giancarlo Stanton suffered a setback in his rehab from a calf strain, and Chris says fans can no longer count on seeing Stanton at all this season (9:50). Trent Grisham is also now on the IL, which C-Mac says is crushing given the timing and how Grisham was hitting before the injury (25:13). Finally, we break down the series victory over the Blue Jays and the main storylines that came from the three-game set (30:48).

The Carton Show celebrates the New York Knicks winning their first NBA Championship in over 50 years. They break down Jalen Brunson's legendary 45-point performance and criticize Victor Wembanyama's conduct during the series. They also examine a motivational locker room speech from James Dolan that set the tone for the postseason run. 01:50 - Titletown USA 07:00 - Signature Play Analysis 11:42 - Evaluating Opponent Grace 16:45 - Adam Silver Clip 20:30 - Building Through GMs 30:35 - Brunson Trade Retrospective 35:00 - Comparing Giants Runs 39:30 - Rick Hoffman Interview 44:10 - Wembanyama Character Issues 50:45 - Record Merch Sales 55:10 - Strauss Bakery Incident 59:40 - Overcoming Poor Officiating 01:03:40 - Red Holtzman Connections 02:08:05 - Brunson vs All-Time Guards 02:13:23 - Dolan's Inspirational Speech

Craig Carton and Big Mac revel in the New York Knicks' monumental NBA Championship victory, discussing the city's transformation into "Titletown USA." They break down Jalen Brunson's superstar performance, critique Victor Wembanyama's post-series antics, and praise Leon Rose for building a title-winning roster without homegrown first-rounders. 01:20 - Knicks Are NBA Champions 04:50 - Craig: The Good Luck Charm 08:50 - Dominating the Postseason Path 12:50 - Blasting Victor Wembanyama 16:10 - Adam Silver's Trophy Prediction 19:40 - Building a Champion Roster 25:35 - New York City Celebrations 30:05 - Responding to Doubters 33:55 - Character of a Champion 38:10 - Towns and Team Success

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle celebrate the New York Knicks' championship victory, analyzing the record-breaking merchandise sales reported by Fanatics. They debate Jalen Brunson's standing among the greatest guards under 6'2" in NBA history while criticizing Victor Wembanyama's physical play during the series. Actor Rick Hoffman also joins to share his emotional experience watching the team clinch the title. 01:50 - Dolan's Championship Guarantee 06:19 - Revisiting Brunson Signing 10:58 - Rick Hoffman Interview 20:50 - Historic Merchandise Sales 34:15 - Wembanyama Officiating Criticism 42:25 - Greatest Small Guards 52:00 - NBA Mount Rushmore 01:01:45 - Red Holzman Connection

The discussion highlights an inspiring locker room speech from James Dolan, where he challenges the team to sacrifice for ten weeks to achieve a life-changing championship. They also recount a comical incident involving a Larry O'Brien trophy cake from Strauss Bakery that was accidentally dropped by Shaun Morash before being replaced. 01:48 - Mike Breen Knicks Call 04:42 - UFC White House Highlights 10:10 - Fans Celebrate Knicks Win 15:52 - Upcoming Knicks Parade Details 17:46 - Strauss Bakery Cake Mishap 27:08 - Jalen Brunson Historical Ranking 40:56 - Charles Oakley MSG Status 44:41 - James Dolan Locker Room Speech 55:41 - Red Holtzman Statistical Legacy

They celebrate the New York Knicks' 2026 NBA championship win and analyze the emotional impact of James Dolan's post-game speech. The discussion highlights Jalen Brunson's dominant performance as the new King of New York and explores upcoming trade rumors involving Giannis Antetokounmpo. This segment also features personal stories regarding team sponsorships and the future of New York sports. 01:04 - Knicks Parade Details 04:03 - James Dolan's Speech 07:10 - 2027 Title Odds 10:12 - Giannis Trade Rumors 13:56 - King Of New York 09:24 - Evaluating James Dolan 12:42 - Knicks Championship Run 17:26 - Aaron Judge Comparisons 20:35 - Knicks Roster Decisions

On WFAN's Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle hilariously discuss the upcoming Knicks championship parade, open containers, and how fans can "blend in" with the millions expected to flood the streets of Manhattan.

The Carton Show reacts to Dolan's speech which was released by Josh Hart & Jalen Brunson's Roommate's Podcast

Craig and Big Mac reflect on the New York Knicks' long-awaited NBA title and the viral moments from the celebration. They break down a wild UFC card held at the White House and the unfortunate destruction of a custom Larry O'Brien trophy cake by Sean Morash. 01:13 - Knicks Championship Highlights 03:56 - UFC White House Recap 08:08 - Knicks Fan Phone Call 12:58 - Championship Parade Attendance Estimates 15:13 - Strauss Bakery Cake Mishap

The New York Knicks are NBA Champions, and Knicks fans are buying merchandise at a record pace! On WFAN's Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle reveal incredible numbers from Michael Rubin and Fanatics, including how the Knicks are on pace to become the best-selling championship team EVER.

The New York Knicks are NBA Champions, and Craig Carton isn't holding back! On WFAN's Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle celebrate James Dolan's championship guarantee becoming reality and announce that the Knicks owner will return to the studio before the parade.

Craig and Big Mac celebrate the New York Knicks' historic NBA championship and review James Dolan's emotional victory speech. They engage in a hilarious debate over whether Craig actually received a text from Dolan during the ceremony, while also praising Leon Rose for his roster construction. 01:00 - Dolan's Championship Speech 02:22 - Craig's Podium Text Mystery 05:38 - Building the Championship Roster 10:05 - Official Knicks Championship Gear

After the New York Knicks secured a historic Game 5 victory to clinch the NBA Championship, they reflect on the emotional high of the win and the upcoming parade. They break down Jalen Brunson's dominant 45-point performance while criticizing Victor Wembanyama's "immature" behavior throughout the series. The conversation also features a humorous look at staff celebrations and Karl-Anthony Towns' quiet night. 01:23 - Championship Feelings and Parade 04:14 - Staff Celebration Beer Drama 08:28 - Analyzing Historic Title Run 12:58 - Criticizing Wembanyama's Series Attitude 18:41 - Brunson Brilliance Versus KAT

The New York Knicks are NBA Champions, and Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle kick off a celebration-filled edition of The Carton Show on WFAN! After ending a 53-year championship drought, Carton and C-Mac reflect on where this magical playoff run ranks in New York sports history, the iconic OG Anunoby tip-in, Jalen Brunson's superstar Finals performance, and why doubters were wrong about Leon Rose and this roster.

At long last, the streak is over. For the first time since 1973, the New York Knicks are champions! Craig Carton and C-Mac hopped on YouTube the second the horn sounded on the Knicks' 94-90 win over the Spurs in Game 5 to give their instant reaction and bask in the glory.

Anthony Volpe continues to struggle at the plate and in the field since returning from injury, and it has sparked a debate between Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash whether or not the time has come for the Yankees to wave the white flag on the former hyped prospect. Plus, Chris McMonigle calls for Volpe to be sent back to the minors, and Tommy Lugauer reacts to the Bombers sweeping the Guardians without Aaron Judge. Finally, Craig Carton blames Derek Jeter for the Knicks dropping game three at MSG!

The Knicks are one win away from a championship, and we have all the game five preview you need. Boomer and Gio look ahead to Saturday's game in San Antonio while helping a fan with a dilemma he may face with his wife due to give birth. Evan and Tiki debate if the Knicks are due for another dominant closeout game, while Craig and C-Mac discuss the opportunity that awaits in Texas.

Knicks legend Gerald Wilkins joins the studio to discuss the franchise's chase for an NBA championship while stirring up controversy by naming LeBron James as the greatest of all time. They also review the heroics of OG Anunoby and host a high-energy sing-off with anthem singer Avery Wilson. 01:50 - Knicks Championship Anxiety 07:10 - Hall Of Fame Plays 11:50 - Mike Brown Sacramento History 18:30 - Prince Street Pizza Tradition 24:00 - Historic vs Historical Debate 29:20 - Anunoby Trade Value Analysis 35:15 - NBA Finals MVP Race 40:45 - Deficit Comeback Statistics 47:45 - Ticker Tape Parade Planning 52:50 - Gerald Wilkins Interview 58:10 - Facing Michael Jordan 01:05:20 - LeBron GOAT Debate 01:11:15 - Avery Wilson Broadway Roots 01:16:40 - National Anthem Pressure 01:21:50 - High Stakes Sing Off 01:26:30 - Basset Hound Prediction 01:31:10 - Finals TV Rating Statistics 01:36:20 - Aroldis Chapman Apology Demand 01:41:15 - Wembanyama Flagrant Fouls 01:46:40 - Craig Hall Fame Induction

Craig and Big Mac discuss the anxiety and excitement surrounding the Knicks' chance to clinch the NBA title in Game 5. They analyze OG Anunoby's MVP candidacy and revisit the trade that brought him to New York while debating the series' historical significance. The conversation also explores Mike Brown's history with De'Aaron Fox and the psychology of closing out an opponent. 01:34 - Knicks Game 5 Prep 05:18 - Signature Championship Moments 12:16 - Mike Brown's Fox History 19:15 - Game 5 Betting Lines 22:20 - Historic vs Historical Debate 29:02 - Anunoby Trade Reactions 35:05 - NBA Finals MVP Race 41:45 - Closing Out The Series

Former Knicks star Gerald Wilkins joins the program to discuss his legacy in New York and his time facing off against the 1990s Bulls. He shares stories about his teammates Anthony Mason and Patrick Ewing before engaging in a heated debate over the NBA GOAT title between Michael Jordan and LeBron James. They also reflect on the current Knicks' playoff run and the possibility of a championship parade. 01:50 - Opie Gone Bad 05:40 - Fatherhood And Fandom 11:40 - Knicks Playoff Strategy 14:50 - The Tip Statue 18:40 - Aging Music Legends 23:50 - Gerald Wilkins Interview 38:15 - Anthony Mason Stories 46:45 - Knick Destiny Debate 56:35 - The GOAT Debate

Broadway star Avery Wilson joins Carton and Big Mac to discuss his role as the Knicks' good luck charm and participate in a live singing challenge. They react to a caller's claim that her Basset Hound accurately predicts game results using cookies. Discussion also covers record NBA viewership and the rumor that Aroldis Chapman wants an apology from Brian Cashman to return to the Yankees. 01:30 - Avery Wilson MSG Interview 08:10 - Victor Wembanyama Hotel Rumors 11:45 - Studio Singing Challenge 16:26 - Michael Jackson Film Legacy 20:22 - Basset Hound Knicks Prediction 26:47 - NBA Finals Viewership Records 29:36 - Jinxes And Superstitions Debate 35:55 - Aroldis Chapman Apology Request

Chris McMonigle reacts to Victor Wembanyama's bold predictions and discusses the Knicks' potential to secure their first championship since 1973. He analyzes the coaching impact of Mike Brown and Tom Thibodeau while weighing in on the Finals MVP candidacy of OG Anunoby. The discussion also highlights the unifying power of New York sports and the team's upcoming Game 5 urgency. 01:20 - Wemby's Bold Comeback Claims 05:40 - Knicks Uniting New York 10:45 - Sports as a Unifier 13:20 - New Rochelle Hall Induction 16:45 - NBA Finals TV Ratings 20:25 - Mike Brown vs Tibbs 25:35 - Aroldis Chapman Apology Issues 27:05 - Searching for Game 5 Urgency 30:25 - The Power of Superstition 34:40 - OG Anunoby MVP Case

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

Carton and the crew discuss the massive influx of Knicks fans traveling to San Antonio and a caller whose Basset Hound predicts NBA outcomes. They also break down Aroldis Chapman's alleged demand for a personal apology from Brian Cashman and cover the latest from the Stanley Cup Finals. 01:14 - Knicks Fans Travel Plans 02:32 - Psychic Dog Game Predictions 09:45 - Debating Jinxes and Superstitions 17:37 - Chapman's Apology Demand 24:04 - Sports Update

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

Things got WILD on WFAN as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle welcomed Knicks legend Gerald Wilkins to the studio! Gerald reflected on his Knicks career, Patrick Ewing, Pat Riley, Michael Jordan, and the current Knicks' championship run before the conversation exploded into an all-time GOAT debate. Wilkins passionately argued for LeBron James, while Carton defended Michael Jordan, leading to a hilarious and heated back-and-forth that every basketball fan needs to hear. Plus, Gerald shares incredible stories about MJ's aura, putting Jordan's picture on his bathroom mirror, and why today's Knicks have destiny on their side.

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

They debate whether Jalen Brunson or OG Anunoby deserves the Finals MVP award if the Knicks close out the Spurs. The conversation shifts to a grammar lesson on the difference between 'historic' and 'historical' before diving into NBA comeback statistics. Craig also shares his celebrity-filled plans for Game 5, mentioning potential watch parties at the homes of Lil Wayne and Kevin Connolly. 01:00 - Knicks Series Closeout 01:31 - Finals MVP Debate 03:46 - Historic Versus Historical 07:33 - NBA Playoff Comeback Stats 11:34 - Celebrity Game 5 Plans

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

The New York Knicks are one victory away from ending a 53-year championship drought, but Chris McMonigle still isn't ready to celebrate. On WFAN's Carton Show, Craig Carton and C-Mac debate whether Knicks fans should continue celebrating OG Anunoby's unforgettable Game 4 tip-in or start worrying about finishing off Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs in Game 5.

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 celebrate the New York Knicks' historic 29-point comeback victory against the San Antonio Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. They dissect OG Anunoby's game-winning tip-in and Jalen Brunson's stellar performance while labeling Victor Wembanyama a dirty player for his physical antics. The conversation shifts to the electric atmosphere at Madison Square Garden, celebrity sightings, and the high stakes for the potential championship clincher on Saturday. 01:50 - Historic Game 4 Comeback 05:59 - Mike Brown Coaching Clinic 09:34 - Analyzing The Spurs Collapse 12:45 - Wu-Tang Clan MSG Vibes 16:00 - Wembanyama Dirty Play Debate 20:45 - Anunoby Iconic Winning Moment 26:45 - Season Ticket Resale Regrets 33:18 - National Anthem Controversy Discussion 38:04 - Sydney Sweeney Garden Etiquette 44:00 - Championship Celebration Saturday Outlook

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

They analyze the Knicks' victory over the Spurs, placing New York just one win away from a historic championship. The conversation shifts from Victor Wembanyama's late-game struggles and fatigue to OG Anunoby's emergence as a potential Finals MVP. Discussions also cover officiating controversies, National Anthem etiquette, and aspirations for hosting classic game shows. 01:20 - Finals Prediction Recap 04:45 - Jeremy Sochan Analysis 08:15 - Wemby Jumanji Debate 14:00 - Fingertips Clock Rules 18:25 - Big League Chew 21:45 - National Anthem Controversy 25:15 - OG Anunoby MVP 31:00 - Flagrant Foul Breakdown 38:25 - Game Show Aspirations

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

They recap the New York Knicks' thrilling comeback victory against the San Antonio Spurs, highlighted by OG Anunoby's game-winning tip-in. The discussion covers Jose Alvarado's emotional performance in his hometown and a controversial non-call regarding Victor Wembanyama's physical play. They also debate whether this roster has the potential to become a multi-year dynasty in the NBA. 01:20 - Knicks Incredible Comeback Victory 05:00 - Brunson Strategy And Rebounding 10:10 - Jose Alvarado's Emotional Night 13:45 - Knicks Dynasty Debate Begins 17:00 - Comparing Historic Sports Dynasties 23:15 - Wembanyama Dirty Play Allegations 28:10 - Taylor Swift And Celebrities 36:10 - Wembanyama National Anthem Controversy

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.

Craig Carton absolutely unloads on Victor Wembanyama after a controversial play involving OG Anunoby during the NBA Finals. Carton says Wemby should've been suspended and calls the play one of the dirtiest he's ever seen.

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.