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The Derek Carr rumor cycle takes a hard turn as new comments force Evan to rethink everything he thought he heard in December. Is Carr actually open to coming back, or is he quietly ruling the Jets out unless they magically become contenders overnight? The guys break down what Carr really means by “the perfect situation,” which teams actually fit that description, and why the Jets may already be on the outside looking in. The quarterback discussion spirals into full Jets chaos, from Malik Willis to Kyler Murray, Tua, Cousins, Rodgers rumors, draft options, and the reality that there is no clean answer. Evan announces an upcoming Jets QB Big Board, callers argue over upside vs. desperation, and the debate over winning now versus setting up 2027 heats up. Plus, Tom Brady somehow narrates a 49ers documentary and still finds a way to take a cheap shot at Jets fans, sparking a classic Evan rant. The hour also introduces the idea of a weekly “worst take of the week” segment, with more than a few WFAN personalities already lobbying their case.

The 4th and final hour of Evan & Tiki brings classic WFAN chaos, sports debates, and plenty of laughs. The show opens with reaction to Nick Castellanos being released by the Philadelphia Phillies and whether he makes any sense for the New York Mets. The guys break down why signing him would directly impact Mark Vientos, and whether Mets fans should trust the young slugger or chase a revenge storyline against Philly.

The guys dive into why “more quarterbacks in the draft” is actually good news for the Jets, even when names like Dante Moore and Trinidad Chambliss choosing to return to school feel like a gut punch. They unpack the bizarre NCAA eligibility circus surrounding Chambliss, including the court injunction letting him play a sixth year and why an appeal could keep the story alive. From there, the conversation turns into a full-blown debate about what the Jets should do at quarterback, with calls ranging from “swing big” trade ideas to realistic veteran targets. Evan also announces a new Jets QB “big board” reveal coming next week, because of course he does. Plus: Joe Judge's strange comments making the rounds, the show tees up a new weekly “worst take” segment for WFAN, and Tom Brady catches heat for taking an unnecessary swipe at Jets fans while narrating AMC's 49ers documentary. The segment closes on a heavier note with reaction to the Steve Tisch and Jeffrey Epstein document disclosures, what the Giants should do next, and why fans are furious even without any new allegations of criminal conduct being made in the reporting.

With Boomer out, it's Gio and Jerry kicking off by firing back at a Dan Le Batard Show producer's attack on Boomer's Olympic patriotism. We also talk LeBron's historic triple-double and his looming retirement (or Cleveland reunion) rumors. There's also the story of the Phillies release of Nick Castellanos, Joe Judge's odd parenting advice for athletes, and everything you'd want to know about Valentine's cards. lus, C-Lo's "fake healthy" snack habits, and Mike Francesa's confusion over "Big Bunny." Don't miss Jerry's prostate health advice straight from his YouTube debut, and a look back at the greatest WFAN shows of all time - according to Sal Licata.

C-Lo's last update features Sal Licata's podcast where he talks about the best WFAN shows of all time. Tommy Lugauer does an ‘ask me anything' on the phone and the first call was the ‘Buchanan guy'. Moment of The Day: Valentine's Day cards and their love messages.

The Nancy Guthrie story has Gio frustrated. We took calls about prostate issues in men and a Valentine's card heads-up. C-Lo returns with Sal Licata's podcast about the best WFAN shows of all time. Tommy Lugauer does an ‘ask me anything' on the phone and the first call was the ‘Buchanan guy'. Moment of The Day: Valentine's Day cards and their love messages. In the final segment of the week, Gio asks Jerry when the last time he went to spring training was.

The final hour of Evan & Tiki is packed with chaos, controversy, and classic WFAN storytelling. The guys react to Craig Carton putting Todd Hundley on the spot about steroid allegations from the Mitchell Report — and whether anyone even cares about PED accusations anymore. That sparks a deeper conversation about the Mitchell Report itself, George Mitchell's Epstein connections, and what that means (if anything) for baseball history.

Gio and Boomer break down the latest round of Spring Training "hot takes" from WFAN hosts before taking a nostalgic look back at Mike Francesa's legendary coverage of the "Balloon Boy" saga. Jerry has highlights from the Knicks' win, followed by Jazz Chisholm's thoughts on the Yanks roster and Aaron Boone's response to IKF's comments. Plus, the Seahawks' parade, Derek Carr's praise for Aaron Glenn, and John Harbaugh's "no apologies" stance. And, Joey Porter Sr. takes shots at Ben Roethlisberger.

The Yankees get injury news and Craig Carton immediately EXPLODES. After hearing young pitcher Cam Schlittler has back inflammation, Carton goes OFF calling baseball players “soft” and saying football and hockey guys would NEVER miss time for this.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to Netflix bringing Barry Bonds and CC Sabathia into the broadcast booth — and Craig can't wait to hear baseball greatness break down the game like never before.

What started as a normal sports radio call… turned into one of the most UNHINGED moments you'll ever hear on WFAN. A longtime caller jumps on with Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle reminds everyone why she's known as the legendary “Scrotum Girl” and then proceeds to share wild stories about marriage, divorce, crackhead exes, parenting battles, and a life that sounds straight out of a movie.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into one of the most shocking rules in all of professional sports — the Disaster Draft. And once you hear how it works… your jaw will drop.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle are FIRED UP after a statement win… and things spiral FAST. From the Knicks taking over Philadelphia to a wild rant about the Patriots' “playbook,” nothing is off limits. Plus, the NCAA shuts down Trinidad Chambliss, Giants fans react to the Steve Tisch controversy, and Craig teases INSANE Joe Judge audio you won't believe is real.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the viral moment everyone is talking about — Joe Judge's jaw-dropping testimony during an NCAA hearing.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle are FIRED UP in this wild segment of The Carton Show!

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle open the show with a MASSIVE controversy surrounding Giants owner Steve Tisch and Craig says there's only ONE solution he's gotta go. As more emails surface, Carton explains why this is a full-blown crisis for the franchise and why the Giants can't stay silent any longer. Then the mood shifts and the Knicks absolutely EMBARRASS the 76ers in Philadelphia, with Knicks fans taking over the arena in a blowout statement win heading into the All-Star break. Are they becoming a championship team?

Spring training is here, the Yankees are healthy, and it should feel like a celebration. Instead, Shaun Morash finds a way to sound the alarm, and it has nothing to do with the roster. His issue? Brian Cashman's “walk-in” look: hoodie, trucker hat, backpack, iced coffee, and a vibe that screams “too comfortable.” Evan and Tiki push back hard, debating whether this is a real red flag or just peak offseason nitpicking, while callers line up to either roast Shaun or agree the Yankees brand demands more professionalism. Plus, Evan spins the argument into a new idea: a weekly vote for the dumbest opinion on WFAN, and Shaun might already be the runaway favorite.

Evan & Tiki close out the show with a packed final hour full of New York sports drama and plenty of laughs. The guys react to Isiah Kiner-Falefa's comments about the Yankees and why players and teams seem so comfortable taking shots at the Bronx Bombers. Plus, the Luke Weaver “Yankees bag at Mets camp” controversy gets revisited and debated.

On Day 23 of 40 Days & 40 Nights, WFAN's Keith McPherson stops by to chat with EJ about the start of Yankees Spring Training and what he expects from the Bronx Bombers this season! EJ also gives his top five threats to a Seahawks Super Bowl repeat and thoughts on his favorite reality show returning. Watch "40 Days & 40 Nights" hosted by EJ Stewart LIVE every Weekday at 8am & 6pm Eastern on YouTube, X and Instagram!

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to a wave of jaw-dropping headlines from the tragic death of actor James Van Der Beek to disturbing allegations involving former Jets first-round pick Darron Lee. Then the focus shifts to the court… are the Knicks legit contenders, and why is the No. 2 seed EVERYTHING right now?

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle kick off the show with MASSIVE sports drama Francisco Lindor heads into surgery just weeks before Opening Day, Mets fans are already sweating… and Craig absolutely GOES OFF on LeBron James for skipping another showdown with the Spurs.

What started as a mystery caller turned into an AWESOME surprise on The Carton Show! Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle take a random call from Chicago… only to realize it's ACTUALLY former Mets All-Star catcher Todd Hundley calling in LIVE! Todd breaks down Francisco Lindor's hamate bone surgery, what recovery REALLY looks like, and whether Mets fans should expect him ready for Opening Day. Plus, incredible insight into hitting, the steroid era, rule changes, and life after baseball.

A WFAN caller backs Craig Carton in the Spring Training debate proving he WASN'T crazy after all but that's just the beginning. What starts as sports talk spirals into a wild conversation about Ozempic taking over the world, Tom Brady's endorsements, AI replacing actors (and maybe athletes), Megan Fox robot movies, and whether baseball could someday be COMPLETELY fake.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to disturbing news involving former Jets first-round pick Darron Lee and why some stories go far beyond sports. Then the conversation takes a sharp turn into the exploding world of prediction markets and unregulated wagering. Is it basically LEGAL insider trading? Can people bet using information they already know and cash in? Carton explains why the government may step in FAST and why this could all be outlawed sooner than you think.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle take a wild ride from weight-loss trends to sports immortality. A caller proudly talks about being on GLP-1… which sparks a hilarious debate does Ozempic make people BORING?! Then the conversation turns nostalgic and emotional… remembering Mickey Mantle, meeting Joe DiMaggio, and the rare athletes whose deaths were so massive their funerals were televised nationwide. From Mantle to Muhammad Ali… to Kobe Bryant… who today would truly stop the country?

Things got WILD on The Carton Show! Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to one of the strangest NBA stories ever — the Warriors reportedly pulling Jonathan Kuminga aside because a FAMILY MEMBER is taking TOO MUCH food from the team's family room?!

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go OFF after seeing FanGraphs' 2026 MLB predictions including the Yankees finishing FOURTH in the AL East?! Craig calls the projections “garbage,” adds multiple people to his official REVENGE LIST (including IKF and the Dodgers), and promises receipts when the season ends.

The final hour of Evan & Tiki opens with spring training controversy as Yankees fans erupt over Mets pitcher Luke Weaver arriving at camp with a Yankees bag, sparking a broader debate on why the Yankees get mocked more than any team in sports. The guys react to Isiah Kiner-Falefa's comments about preferring to face the Yankees in the playoffs, discuss institutionalized Yankee hate, and whether it's earned. Then the show pivots to the NFL with a deep dive into Deshaun Watson's future after his remaining lawsuits are dismissed, including a heated debate on whether the Jets should take a flier on the former elite quarterback versus pursuing Derek Carr. Calls pour in on reputation, risk, and what Jets fans are willing to tolerate. Plus, Knicks talk featuring Josh Hart's refreshing self-awareness, breaking Mets bullpen news, Justin Verlander returning to Detroit, and a critical Yankees discussion on Anthony Volpe, service time manipulation, and why fans may not see him for a while. Classic Evan & Tiki chaos to close out the show.

On Night 21 of 40 Days & 40 Nights, EJ discusses reports that Aaron Rodgers is leaning to returning for another season with the Steelers, Ray Jarvis of WFAN & The Rap Roundtable is back to discuss the reception for J. Cole's The Fall-Off, we also discuss the NBA's frustration with tanking, plans to vote on NBA expansion and rumors that Marc Cuban wants to buy the Mavericks back. Watch "40 Days & 40 Nights" hosted by EJ Stewart LIVE every Weekday at 8am & 6pm Eastern on YouTube, X and Instagram!

The New York Mets offseason takes a brutal turn. On the Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to shocking news that Francisco Lindor may need hamate surgery and could miss Opening Day plus the Mets announcing Juan Soto will be their starting LEFT FIELDER. Was this even the plan? Carton unloads on the Mets' front office, questions the timing, and wonders if the season is already spiraling before spring training even starts. Mets fans are NOT going to like this.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the viral Bad Bunny–Francisco Lindor insurance controversy — why the Mets couldn't let him cover the WBC insurance and the real story behind it. Then, the duo dives into wild NFL trade ideas, including the Jets chasing Mac Jones and Malik Willis rumors.

Things get even messier for the New York Mets. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive deeper into the Juan Soto position change, Francisco Lindor's injury concerns, and the wild report that Bad Bunny offered to pay for Lindor's World Baseball Classic insurance — only for the Mets to say no. Carton unloads on the Mets, questions the front office logic, and goes on a legendary rant about insurance, money, and why this whole situation makes no sense. Mets fans brace yourselves.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle turn their attention to the New York Giants as rumors, coaching decisions, and front-office questions dominate the conversation. Carton sounds off with strong opinions, Big Mac pushes back, and the debate gets heated as Giants fans weigh what's next for the franchise.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle start with brutal New England Patriots postseason stats and a full-on Jets “dream scenario” involving Frank Reich, Kirk Cousins or Mac Jones — then everything explodes. Carton unloads on a WFAN Jets promo, revisits the infamous Shea Stadium flying lawnmower tragedy with an eyewitness caller, and somehow turns the conversation into chainsaws, log splitters, barbershops, haircuts, and one of the wildest tangents in Carton Show history. You truly won't believe how far this segment spirals.

Craig Carton goes nuclear after a WFAN promo labels the New York Jets with just one word: “Dreams.” What follows is an all-time Carton Show rant with Chris McMonigle as Carton accuses the station of taking shots at his beloved Jets, builds a sarcastic Mount Rushmore of what the Jets are “good at,” and unveils his wild Kirk Cousins–Mac Jones master plan. Things spiral even further when callers remind everyone of the infamous 1979 Jets halftime show tragedy involving a flying lawnmower. Jets fans, Giants fans, and WFAN listeners won't believe where this segment goes.

What starts as a serious breakdown of Francisco Lindor's hand injury timeline quickly spirals into absolute chaos. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debate Mets injury recoveries, compare Lindor to Alvarez, and then everything goes off the rails — migraines, lights turned off in the studio, fake Todd Hundley fallout, and nonstop Carton Show comedy. Sports talk meets pure radio madness on WFAN.

One of the funniest moments of the Carton Show. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle completely set up WFAN producer Pete with a fake call from “former Met Todd Hundley” complete with Abu Dhabi stories, family trivia, and a flawless sell. The reveal sends the studio into chaos as Pete realizes he's been had, live on air.

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In the final hour of the show, Evan, Tiki, and Sean look ahead to next year by predicting the matchup for Super Bowl 61 in Los Angeles. The guys break down the current betting odds, debate whether the Baltimore Ravens are the team to beat in the AFC, and discuss if the Washington Commanders or Dallas Cowboys are legitimate NFC contenders. Plus, the crew reacts to the shocking news of Adam Gase returning to the NFL with the Los Angeles Chargers and tackles the "controversy" surrounding Mets pitcher Luke Weaver showing up to Spring Training with a Yankees bag.

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Chris McMonigle opens up about a brand-new household crisis involving ice dams, ladders, and marital negotiations before the conversation spirals into Jets vs Patriots chaos, Super Bowl fallout, betting odds, and classic WFAN banter. Chris McMonigle tries to keep things grounded as Craig delivers peak Carton logic, trolls Patriots fans, debates Super Bowl MVPs, breaks down futures odds, and proves once again that no topic is safe on the Carton Show.

Craig Carton doubles down on peak Jets fan logic, arguing that the Jets are actually a better-run franchise than the Patriots because they drafted a Super Bowl–winning quarterback more recently. Chris McMonigle pushes back as Craig celebrates New England's Super Bowl embarrassment, trolls Patriots fans, predicts another losing season, and compares the Patriots to a one-hit wonder.

Craig Carton unloads on the New England Patriots after their ugly Super Bowl loss, calling Drake Maye one of the most overrated quarterbacks in NFL history. As a proud Jets fan, Craig celebrates the Patriots' downfall, debates Chris McMonigle on whether New England has a real franchise QB, and explains why this was a total fraud run.

Craig Carton dives headfirst into a wild non-sports debate, questioning wall-to-wall media coverage of a celebrity kidnapping story, defending Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, and calling out outrage culture on both sides. Alongside Chris McMonigle, Craig breaks down why the halftime performance wasn't offensive, why the production was elite, and why grown adults arguing about Adam Sandler's hat might need to relax.

Things go completely off the rails as Craig reacts to Big Mac's Super Bowl party story involving wild boar chili, knife-only hunting, and a father-in-law who might actually be Rambo. The segment then takes a sharp turn into a heated Jets discussion, with Craig questioning whether owner Woody Johnson actually cares about the fan base, celebrating the Patriots' Super Bowl embarrassment, and admitting his love for pure schadenfreude.

On this wild episode of The Carton Show, Craig Carton and Big Mac dive into everything from hilarious Spanish lessons to coaching youth basketball heartbreaks. Plus, they get real about a crazy wild boar hunting story that'll blow your mind! They also react to the Super Bowl aftermath, savage takes on Patriots fans, and a touching tribute to the late Three Doors Down singer.

Did the Super Bowl LVIII streaker just pull off the ultimate heist? Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle (Big Mac) dive into the wild conspiracy surrounding Alex Gonzalez, the man who allegedly ran 32 yards across the field—and might have bet on himself to do it! Craig breaks down how "unregulated" prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are creating a "train wreck" for sports integrity.

Evan & Tiki react to the Jose Alvarado trade as the news breaks during their show. Plus, Boomer & Gio on what the move means for the Knicks (12:55); the trade has Craig Carton feeling confident the Knicks can go all the way (18:29); the Knicks' OT win over the Nuggets shows Boomer & Gio the team is kicking things into high gear (42:40); Evan Roberts on why you can believe in the Knicks (57:29); Evan & Tiki on the Deuce McBride injury (1:14:05); Craig Carton basks in the recent Knicks' success (1:26:24).

Evan & Tiki with their immediate reaction to the Jose Alvarado trade as the news breaks during their show. Plus, Boomer & Gio on what the move means for the Knicks (12:55); the trade has Craig Carton feeling confident the Knicks can go all the way (18:29); the Knicks' OT win over the Nuggets shows Boomer & Gio the team is kicking things into high gear (42:40); Evan Roberts on why you can believe in the Knicks (57:29); Evan & Tiki on the Deuce McBride injury (1:14:05); Craig Carton basks in the recent Knicks' success (1:26:24).