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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.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle are still in disbelief after the Knicks' unbelievable comeback and now the conversation has shifted to one thing: How close are the Knicks to ending a 53-year championship drought?

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 react to the Knicks taking a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals and revisit the bold prediction that nobody believed before the series.

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 and Chris McMonigle react to the New York Knicks' unbelievable 29-point comeback and debate where it ranks among the greatest moments in New York sports history.

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.

James Dolan joins Craig and Big Mac on The Carton Show to discuss the New York Knicks' pursuit of a championship and the frustration over the city's blockade of Madison Square Garden. They criticize the NBA's refusal to penalize Victor Wembanyama for a hard foul and explore the impact of cancelled watch parties on local fans and businesses. 02:20 - NBA Officiating and Wembanyama 05:45 - Knicks Physicality and Revenge 09:50 - MSG Watch Party Conflict 14:15 - Biggest New York Sporting Event 17:45 - Midtown Blockade Impact 22:30 - James Dolan Interview 32:50 - Wembanyama Anthem Controversy 36:10 - Game 4 Predictions and Picks

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

Craig and Big Mac analyze the controversial street closures around Madison Square Garden and the subsequent impact on local businesses like Bravo Pizza. They explore the growing tension between James Dolan and Mayor Eric Adams while debating the NBA's refusal to upgrade Victor Wembanyama's foul to a flagrant. 01:20 - MSG Street Closures Debate 05:18 - Wembanyama Flagrant Foul Controversy 12:05 - Banning Mayor Adams From MSG 16:52 - Small Business Security Impact 20:53 - Knicks Game 4 Predictions 27:35 - Popovich Plane Speech Rumors 41:59 - Spurs Strategic Basket Swap

Carton and Big Mac welcome Knicks owner James Dolan to discuss the team's quest for an NBA championship. They examine the controversial security measures at Madison Square Garden and the impact of canceled fan watch parties. The conversation shifts to Victor Wembanyama's behavior during the national anthem and the star-studded guest list for Game 4. 01:22 - Knicks NBA Finals Run 05:13 - MSG Security Controversy 11:33 - Watch Party Restrictions 17:38 - NYPD vs Mayor's Office 24:24 - Trump at Game 3 28:11 - Halftime Show Entertainment 32:06 - Wembanyama Anthem Protest

Craig and Big Mac criticize Mayor Adams for the blockade around Madison Square Garden, which led to the cancellation of a Knicks watch party. They discuss the economic blow to local businesses and the massive television ratings for the NBA Finals. Finally, they provide their score predictions for the pivotal Game 4 matchup against the Spurs. 01:20 - MSG Watch Party Controversy 07:03 - Impact On Small Businesses 13:50 - NBA Finals Ratings Peak 18:47 - Dolan Versus Mayor Adams 26:25 - Wembanyama Anthem Controversy 37:06 - Official Game 4 Predictions

Did Victor Wembanyama intentionally skip the National Anthem before Game 3 at Madison Square Garden? Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle investigate the mystery surrounding the Spurs superstar and debate whether it was disrespectful, a silent protest, or simply much ado about nothing.

The Knicks finally lost a game… and Craig Carton isn't having the overreactions. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down why Knicks fans need to calm down, whether Victor Wembanyama crossed the line with Jalen Brunson, and why New York's response after Game 3 will define the NBA Finals.

Things got heated on WFAN as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debated the controversy surrounding Madison Square Garden, the NYC watch party restrictions, and whether James Dolan should flex his power against City Hall. Carton questions why Knicks fans are being shut out, blasts the NBA over the Victor Wembanyama controversy, and even wonders if the mayor should be banned from Madison Square Garden.

New York Knicks Owner James Dolan joined the Carton Show in studio to discuss everything from Watch parties, Donald Trump, and the Knicks title hopes!

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the controversial street closures surrounding Madison Square Garden ahead of Knicks-Spurs Game 4 and question why New York City is still enforcing restrictions despite the President no longer being in town. Plus, Carton reveals why James Dolan is coming on WFAN to fight for Knicks fans, debates how physical the Knicks should be with Victor Wembanyama, and explains why Game 4 is all that matters in the quest for the franchise's first title since 1973.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the NBA refusing to issue a retroactive flagrant foul against Victor Wembanyama after his controversial play involving Jalen Brunson. Carton blasts the league, calls Wembanyama a dirty player, and says the Knicks should treat Game 4 like a war.

The hosts of WFAN react to the Knicks' loss the Spurs in Game 3 of the NBA Finals. It's an unfamiliar feeling for the Knickerbockers and their fans, following 13 consecutive postseason victories, spanning a month a half. A sweep of San Antonio was unlikely, so are there any important takeaways from this defeat? Or was it just a minor bump on the way to a title?

The Yankees rallied in the eighth inning against Boston for a big win on Sunday, pulling them into a tie with the Rays for first place in the division. Chris breaks down the short series against the Red Sox, but starts with the latest news on Aaron Judge and when his ribs injury likely occurred. C-Mac pushes back on the narrative that the recent Judge revelations highlight an issue with how the Yanks handle injuries (2:10). He then reacts to the series split with the Red Sox (10:11), Trent Grisham's continued improvement, Cody Bellinger proving he was the right choice over Kyle Tucker this offseason, and if Ryan Weathers is showing signs of fatigue. Plus, why Anthony Volpe can no longer be the team's starting shortstop (21:00).

Craig and Big Mac analyze the New York Knicks' frustrating Game 3 loss to the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals. They examine Victor Wembanyama's controversial foul on Jalen Brunson and debate whether poor officiating or the team's own sloppiness caused the defeat. The discussion on The Carton Show also addresses embarrassing fan behavior at Bryant Park and the star-studded crowd at Madison Square Garden. 01:50 - Wembanyama's Attack on Brunson 06:25 - Officiating and Non-Calls 11:54 - Brunson's Turnover Struggles 15:50 - Game 4 Must-Win 21:25 - Bryant Park Fan Embarrassment 27:35 - NBA Officiating Reports 38:10 - Derek Jeter Blamed 46:20 - Time Magazine List Debate

Carton and Big Mac analyze the New York Knicks' Game 3 loss to the San Antonio Spurs, highlighting Victor Wembanyama's aggressive play and missed officiating calls. They debate the impact of celebrity attendees like Derek Jeter and DJ Khaled while addressing unruly fan behavior in Bryant Park. 01:20 - Knicks Lose In Garden 06:11 - Wemby Attacks Jalen Brunson 11:00 - Mike Brown Blasts Officials 15:50 - Game Four Series Outlook 22:20 - Bryant Park Fan Incident 31:45 - NYPD's Spurs In Six 39:10 - Jeter's Courtside Appearance 42:20 - DJ Khaled's Phone Problem

They react to the NBA's admission that officials missed a key foul by Victor Wembanyama on Jalen Brunson during the Knicks' Game 3 loss. The conversation shifts from humorous stories about Wembanyama painting in Central Park to a serious condemnation of fan violence in Bryant Park. Additionally, they discuss Jeremy Lin's return to the Garden and his past interactions with Kobe Bryant and Carmelo Anthony. 01:20 - Soda and Red Hots 05:02 - Jerry's Bizarre Knicks Take 11:35 - Wembanyama Paints in NYC 17:41 - Knicks Game 3 Struggles 20:31 - Jeremy Lin Garden Return 26:25 - Potential Retroactive Flagrant Foul 38:22 - Fan Violence After Loss

They analyze the New York Knicks' recent performance and debate whether Victor Wembanyama's physical play against Jalen Brunson warrants a flagrant foul. The discussion covers officiating inconsistencies, potential live broadcasts from Madison Square Garden, and a critique of Time Magazine's list of influential sports figures. 01:20 - Yankees Win Recap 04:50 - MSG Broadcast Proposal 08:54 - Wembanyama Foul Debate 15:15 - Best Friend Story 20:10 - Officiating Disparity Debate 30:17 - Game Four Outlook 37:00 - MSG Celebrity Sightings 47:25 - Influential Sports List

Craig and Big Mac scrutinize the NBA's officiating following a controversial Knicks loss, specifically focusing on the Spurs having six men on the court. They debate Jalen Brunson's performance and the physicality of players like Jose Alvarado while reacting to explanations from league officials. The conversation takes a detour into fairy tale trivia before looking ahead to the Yankees' upcoming matchup against the Guardians. 02:19 - NBA Officiating Review 06:22 - Spurs' Six-Man Error 12:52 - NBA's Cop Out Explanation 19:01 - Fairy Tale Trivia Banter 30:14 - Yankees Pinstripe Preview

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to Victor Wembanyama's controversial hit on Jalen Brunson during Game 3 of the NBA Finals and debate whether the Spurs superstar deserved a Flagrant 2. Plus: Craig and C-Mac roast Jalen Brunson's shoulder hair, debate Time Magazine's most influential people in sports, and somehow end up talking about showering together!

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react after the NBA admitted officials missed Victor Wembanyama's foul on Jalen Brunson in Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Could Wemby receive a retroactive Flagrant 1 and face possible suspension trouble?

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the Knicks' controversial Game 3 loss to the Spurs and the officiating blunder involving six Spurs players on the court. Craig blasts the NBA's explanation, debates Jalen Brunson's struggles, previews a pivotal Game 4, and somehow the conversation spirals into Rumpelstiltskin, Goldilocks, and The Incredibles!

Things get weird on the Carton Show! Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle somehow go from Knicks Finals talk to Dr Pepper debates, premium sausage, Napoleon Bonaparte's ties to New Jersey, and the bizarre mystery of "Hughes at the podium."

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the Knicks' Game 3 loss and the NBA admitting officials missed Victor Wembanyama's foul on Jalen Brunson. Should Wemby receive a retroactive Flagrant 1? Craig and C-Mac break down why the NBA faces a huge decision that could impact the rest of the Finals.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle discuss why the Knicks are still in a great spot despite their Game 3 loss and why they expect New York's best performance yet in Game 4. The guys also dive into Jeremy Lin's return to Madison Square Garden, the unresolved tension with Carmelo Anthony, and Lin's surprising stories about playing with Kobe Bryant.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the fallout from the Knicks' Game 3 loss in the NBA Finals and debate whether New York fans are overreacting. Craig explains why he's still confident in the Knicks, calls Game 4 a toss-up, and hilariously blames Derek Jeter's courtside appearance for ending the team's winning streak.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the Knicks' first loss in over a month after Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Despite the defeat, Carton says Knicks fans are overreacting and reminds everyone New York still leads the series 2-1. The guys break down Jalen Brunson's struggles, turnovers, questionable officiating, Victor Wembanyama's controversial play, and why Game 4 at Madison Square Garden could define the series.

Carton and McMonigle react to the Knicks' disappointing loss to the San Antonio Spurs in Game 3 of the NBA Finals. The guys weigh in on the controversial officiating; the outstanding performances by O.G. Anunoby, Josh Hart and Jalen Brunson; and the lackluster efforts from Mikal Bridges and Landry Shamet.