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he final hour of Evan & Tiki features a fiery debate about the World Baseball Classic and controversial comments from Mark DeRosa. After claiming Team USA had already “punched their ticket” to the quarterfinals, DeRosa tries to walk it back then somehow makes it worse. Evan reacts to the confusing explanations and questions whether the United States national baseball team manager hurt his credibility.

The best conversations about Team USA's wild win over the Dominican Republic from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. Plus, reacting to Aaron Judge saying the World Baseball Classic atmosphere is "bigger and better" than the World Series'.

Craig Carton called Boomer surpassing Imus for most shows by a host in the morning at WFAN, a ‘compiler'. We talked about Boomer's 18-19 years here and Carton's 3 different shows on the station.

Craig Carton called Boomer a “compiler” for his record-breaking WFAN tenure, leading to a discussion on their respective histories at the station. C-Lo's final update includes a caller's tribute to Matthew Schaefer, Team USA's win and Tommy Lugauer's heated debate over Aaron Judge's comments on the WBC. Plus, Carlos Mendoza's thoughts on Francisco Lindor, the Knicks' comeback victory against the Warriors, Jim Irsay's memorabilia auction and Daniel Jones' massive contract. Also, a “Moment of the Day” featuring an alligator and canned wine, a final check-on Gio's travel status, and Jerry's story about geese fighting on the golf course.

Sports Radio Personality Joe Benigno joins Sid to talk about WFAN “heydays,” before focusing on college basketball, arguing St. John's was “screwed” with a 5-seed sent to San Diego while UConn, which St. John's beat twice including by 20, got a 2-seed; he attributes it to the committee disliking Rick Pitino due to past NCAA issues. Benigno says St. John's must reach the Sweet 16 after winning 19 of 20 and believes they could make a Final Four, while predicting a No. 1 seed likely wins the tournament and highlighting Iowa State as a strong team. He also discusses the Knicks' playoff-focused outlook after a close win over a short-handed Warriors, critiques college sports realignment, and recaps Team USA's 2–1 WBC win over the Dominican Republic featuring key defense, relief pitching, and late strikeouts of Soto and Machado. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris McMonigle predicts Giancarlo Stanton will have a big year and a breakout season from Ben Rice. Plus, Willie Colon on Stanton's health and how he likely approaches the season (11:57); C-Mac and Craig Carton discuss the fallout to Judge striking out in a big spot in the WBC (17:52); Evan Roberts reflects on the Joba Chamberlain saga and how the Yankees should handle Carlos LaGrange (35:47).

Listen to the best interviews of the week, including Carl Banks, Metta World Peace and Pat Monahan of Train.

Listen to the best interviews of the week, including Carl Banks, Metta World Peace and Pat Monahan of Train.

Chris McMonigle predicts Giancarlo Stanton will have a big year and a breakout season from Ben Rice. Plus, Willie Colon on Stanton's health and how he likely approaches the season (11:57); C-Mac and Craig Carton discuss the fallout to Judge striking out in a big spot in the WBC (17:52); Evan Roberts reflects on the Joba Chamberlain saga and how the Yankees should handle Carlos LaGrange (35:47).

Chris McMonigle predicts Giancarlo Stanton will have a big year and a breakout season from Ben Rice. Plus, Willie Colon on Stanton's health and how he likely approaches the season (11:57); C-Mac and Craig Carton discuss the fallout to Judge striking out in a big spot in the WBC (17:52); Evan Roberts reflects on the Joba Chamberlain saga and how the Yankees should handle Carlos LaGrange (35:47).

The Jets have brought back Geno Smith as their starting quarterback, and Craig Carton went on an epic tirade lamenting the move. Plus, Evan Roberts is not happy with the decision, while Willie Colon, Smith's former teammate, breaks down how Smith was in the locker room and if he can regain his Seahawks form.

The Giants had a busy week, but a veteran minimum signing garnered the most attention in the re-signing of Evan Neal. Craig Carton ripped the move, while Evan couldn't believe the headline when he saw it on social media. Plus, Craig and C-Mac are stunned that the Colts are paying Daniel Jones big-time money.

The Jets have brought back Geno Smith as their starting quarterback, and Craig Carton went on an epic tirade lamenting the move. Plus, Evan Roberts is not happy with the decision, while Willie Colon, Smith's former teammate, breaks down how Smith was in the locker room and if he can regain his Seahawks form.

Willie Colon and Gio react to Geno Smith's return to the New York Jets. Plus, Boomer and Gio on the Jets' trade for Minkah Fitzpatrick (19:39); more on Geno Smith and reaction to Mike Francesa saying the Manning family will stop Arch from going to the Jets (27:58); Willie and Jerry Recco on expectations for the Giants and Jets following free agency (42:23); Willie and Gio on the Ravens backing out of the Maxx Crosby trade (56:40); reaction to the Mets planning to retire Carlos Beltran's number (1:06:01)

The Giants had a busy week, but a veteran minimum signing garnered the most attention in the re-signing of Evan Neal. Craig Carton ripped the move, while Evan couldn't believe the headline when he saw it on social media. Plus, Craig and C-Mac are stunned that the Colts are paying Daniel Jones big-time money.

The Jets have brought back Geno Smith as their starting quarterback, and Craig Carton went on an epic tirade lamenting the move. Plus, Evan Roberts is not happy with the decision, while Willie Colon, Smith's former teammate, breaks down how Smith was in the locker room and if he can regain his Seahawks form.

The Giants had a busy week, but a veteran minimum signing garnered the most attention in the re-signing of Evan Neal. Craig Carton ripped the move, while Evan couldn't believe the headline when he saw it on social media. Plus, Craig and C-Mac are stunned that the Colts are paying Daniel Jones big-time money.

A new edition of “Are You Kidding Me?,” their weekly segment spotlighting the most outrageous opinions heard around the station. The debate quickly turns into a battle of ridiculous sports takes, from Aaron Judge supposedly “letting America down” in the World Baseball Classic to over-the-top reactions about Team USA, the Dolphins, and a truly baffling Jets-Raiders trade idea. What makes the segment work is the mix of genuine sports passion and total radio chaos. Evan and Tiki argue through each nominee, weigh whether a bad take is at least entertaining, and ultimately land on the week's most indefensible opinion. Along the way, they dig into WBC pressure, fan overreaction, and the fine line between a hot take that's funny and one that simply makes no sense.

The final hour of Evan & Tiki features a fiery debate about the World Baseball Classic and controversial comments from Mark DeRosa. After claiming Team USA had already “punched their ticket” to the quarterfinals, DeRosa tries to walk it back then somehow makes it worse. Evan reacts to the confusing explanations and questions whether the United States national baseball team manager hurt his credibility.

Evan and Tiki dive into one of their most chaotic Friday shows yet, sorting through the week's most outrageous WFAN opinions in a spirited round of “Are You Kidding Me?” From Aaron Judge “letting America down” in the World Baseball Classic to a truly baffling Jets-Raiders trade idea, the episode is packed with sharp reactions, big laughs, and the kind of sports-radio debate that turns absurdity into great entertainment. Beyond the bad takes, the conversation stretches into why baseball may not feel like “America's sport” anymore, how much the WBC really means in different countries, the future of LED basketball courts, and a hilarious Cinco de Lync segment on the dumbest superstitions of all time. It's a fast-moving mix of baseball, football, hoops, pop culture, and personal stories that captures the unpredictable energy of a jam-packed sports Friday.

The conversation starts with Kyler Murray's old tweets and the question of whether having multiple favorite teams makes him a “fraud,” then quickly expands into NFL draft philosophy, Jets and Giants futures, and the strange loyalty rules fans build around their teams. The biggest flashpoint is a spirited back-and-forth over Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game, sparked by Mike Francesa's defense of Wilt and Evan's argument that the game itself was a farce, not Wilt's greatness. From there, the show moves into WFAN archive reactions to Team USA's World Baseball Classic win, Hall of Fame plaque debates involving Jim Leland and Andre Dawson, and an extended rant about NBA tanking, manipulated stat-chasing, and whether fans are being cheated by teams that are not even trying to compete.

Geno Smith's return to the Jets! Is his late-career revival something fans can realistically believe in or just another desperate offseason dream. The hosts debate Geno's comments about having plenty left in the tank, what his age and mileage really mean, and whether the Jets' setup could help him recreate the kind of season that would completely reshape the franchise's short-term outlook. From there, the conversation branches into the Jets' quarterback plan beyond this season, including whether they should still draft a young passer even if Geno plays well and how their future draft capital could affect that decision. The hour also hits the ongoing WFAN back-and-forth over Wink Martindale and Craig Carton, player-coach report card drama, and Kyler Murray's move to Minnesota, making it a wide-ranging mix of Jets hope, skepticism, media tension, and quarterback speculation.

raig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into the ultimate baseball debate! Is Shohei Ohtani the best player EVER on any given day, or does the crown still belong to legends like Babe Ruth and Willie Mays? From jaw-dropping pitching stats to home run records, they break down the moments that make Ohtani unstoppable… when he's healthy. Plus, a behind-the-scenes look at the hottest Aaron Judge & Ohtani bobbleheads taking the World Baseball Classic by storm!

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the craziest sports moments this week! From LeBron James demanding a self-honoring NBA patch to a heated discussion about Geno Smith's future with the Jets, nothing is off-limits. Plus, epic Beatles and guitar auction stories, family basketball rivalries, and Big Mac's hilarious take on men's fashion! You won't believe what went down.

The Geno Smith debate just escalated on The Carton Show. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go head-to-head over the Geno Smith signing with the New York Jets and it gets so heated that Carton literally forces a vote live on the air.

Is the Geno Smith hype completely out of control? On The Carton Show, Craig Carton absolutely unloads on Geno Smith and the excitement surrounding the New York Jets signing him. Carton calls the reaction from fans and media a total “scam,” comparing the situation to getting fooled in a strip club or falling for a phone scam.

From dinosaurs and acting class stories to jaw-dropping art revelations, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive deep into the wild world of Picasso doodles, Banksy's secret sales, and Shakespeare conspiracy theories! Plus, they break down Geno Smith's one-year Jets future and hilarious fan calls. You won't believe some of these insane stories!

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into the wildest March Madness pool in Staten Island history, a $1 MILLION cash prize for just a $10 entry! Hear the insane story of the Bahamas winner, chopped pots, and barroom legends. Plus, we break down LeBron's mysterious trading card patch, Aaron Judge's $5M autograph, and the jaw-dropping world of rare bobbleheads!

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into a wild mix of sports and life moments! From LeBron James' most tone-deaf moves to Big Mac's epic vasectomy day stories, nothing is off-limits. Hear the laughs, the advice, and even some parenting confessions that will leave you shook! Don't miss the patch ideas, sports hot takes, and jaw-dropping stories you won't hear anywhere else.

The final hour of Evan & Tiki dives into a fascinating NFL free-agency wrinkle involving Kyler Murray. Reports say Murray could sign a short-term deal while already setting up meetings with teams that may need a quarterback in 2027. Could the New York Jets be one of those teams planning ahead for their next franchise QB? Evan and Tiki break down the unusual strategy, why Murray might push for a no-tag clause, and which teams could realistically be looking for a quarterback two years from now.

Things get heated on The Carton Show as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debate the New York Giants shocking move to bring back Evan Neal.

The New York Giants are bringing back Evan Neal and Craig Carton cannot believe it. On The Carton Show, Craig and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle react to the shocking decision to re-sign the former 7th overall pick to a one-year veteran minimum deal. Carton rips the move, calling Neal one of the biggest draft busts in franchise history and questioning why a new regime would keep a player who represents years of failure for Big Blue.

Craig Carton goes OFF on Evan Roberts after a wild misinterpretation of Wink Martindale's Jets comments! Did Woody Johnson really meddle in the defensive coordinator hire? Carton breaks down the facts, defends his reporting, and exposes the misunderstanding behind the apology demand. Plus, Kenneth Walker stuns Kansas City in a Raiders John Madden shirt! Don't miss this fiery debate from the Carton Show on WFAN.

“Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into one of the wildest cheating scandals in sports history! Curtis Lee Daniels tried to cheat a massive fishing tournament by stuffing fish with weights and smaller fish and now faces up to TEN YEARS in prison. Plus, we break down the controversial moments at Yankee Stadium, Mookie Betts, and jaw-dropping WBC insights.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the wildest calls, Evan Neal drama, and jaw-dropping Giants updates! Plus, you won't believe what they reveal about John Candy, bobsledder, babysitter, and secret polka band member?! From 30-degree temperature drops to hilarious listener fails, this segment has it all.

The debate keeps getting hotter on The Carton Show as Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle continue arguing about the New York Giants bringing back Evan Neal. Carton says the move is embarrassing for Big Blue and can't believe Giants fans are defending it after Neal's disastrous play and his infamous “lion doesn't concern himself with sheep” comment about the fanbase. Meanwhile, Big Mac tries to calm things down, arguing it's just a veteran minimum flyer that doesn't really matter.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle share an emotional story that proves why sports matter. After surviving a devastating family tragedy, high school hockey player Colin Dorgan scores a DOUBLE OVERTIME game-winning goal, inspiring his community and reminding us of the unifying power of sports. From heartbreak to heroics, this is one of the most moving sports moments you'll see

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to Big Mac's bold prediction: Giancarlo Stanton is poised for the second-best season of his Yankees career, possibly hitting 35-40 home runs! Plus, Ben Rice could have a breakout year too, pushing the Yankees toward 130 wins! Also, chaos in the studio, hilarious behind-the-scenes moments, and listener calls make this segment a must-watch.

The final hour of Evan & Tiki gets wild with a controversial quarterback debate, breaking New York Giants ownership news, and plenty of sports chaos.

Evan and Tiki react to Team USA's World Baseball Classic loss and the wild reactions that followed from Mets and Yankees fans. The guys break down Nolan McLean's up-and-down outing, Aaron Judge striking out as the tying run, and whether some of the takes flying around social media and WFAN are completely out of control. They also debate the early McLean vs. Cam Schlittler conversation and why small sample sizes can spark huge arguments. Later, the show shifts to the Giants and the upcoming draft, including whether positional value really matters or if teams should simply draft long-term contributors. The hour also circles back to Geno Smith and his career arc, including the frustrations in Las Vegas and why, despite everything, he can still look back on his NFL career with pride.

C-Lo returns and starts with the sounds of Hofstra beating Monmouth to punch their ticket to the NCAA tournament. Craig Carton called Boomer a ‘compiler' as he passed Imus for the longest tenured morning show host at WFAN. The Moment of The Day: Always blaming the black man.

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It's time for another edition of Posted & Toasted, where old tweets resurface and the takes do not always age well. Evan and Tiki dig through the timeline to see which WFAN personalities fired off some unforgettable posts over the years. From harsh criticism of Geno Smith that immediately aged terribly, to bold quarterback predictions about Deshaun Watson, Jared Goff, and Carson Wentz, the guys revisit the tweets and try to remember what they were thinking at the time. Plus, Sean Morash gets caught owning one of the takes, Craig Carton enters the mix with a wild tweet of his own, and Evan reveals the story behind one tweet that blew up in his face the very same day. Classic WFAN fun as the guys roast each other's old posts and prove the internet never forgets.

A huge milestone at WFAN. Boomer Esiason has officially surpassed Don Imus to become the longest-tenured morning show host in the station's history. Evan and Tiki react to the incredible run, reflect on Imus' impact on the station, and discuss what this milestone means in WFAN history. Plus, the conversation quickly turns to the chaos of NFL free agency, the Jets' ongoing quarterback search, and Evan revisiting his very enthusiastic reaction to last year's Justin Fields news. A mix of WFAN history, radio legends, and classic New York sports talk.

The final hour of Evan & Tiki is packed with NFL quarterback debates, a massive Yankees “what if,” and heated World Baseball Classic drama. The show starts with Evan's deep dive into rare NFL history — trying to find examples of teams with two left-handed quarterbacks in the same room, including the Boomer Esiason era in Cincinnati and legendary lefty Ken Stabler.

The Jets make a splash as the NFL's free agent tampering period began on Monday. Boomer Esiason and Greg Giannoti react live to the breaking news that the Jets acquired Minkah Fitzpatrick in a trade with the Dolphins. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber give their take on what this means for the Jets while Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle with their thoughts on the Jets' busy day.

Kirk Cousins is increasingly linked to the Jets quarterback spot. A caller approves of the canceled Atlanta strip club celebration and Dan in Carteret notes Boomer is now the longest-tenured morning man in WFAN history. The US Open Championship trophy is in-studio for a visit. Jerry covers the Knicks' loss to the Clippers, a Nets win, and Noah Eagle calling a thrilling OKC victory over the Nuggets. Aaron Judge homers for Team USA and an enthusiastic student call of Hofstra's win over Towson. We conclude with Boomer quizzing Gio on US Open winners.

Boomer Longest Serving Morning Host In FAN History full 256 Tue, 10 Mar 2026 12:50:27 +0000 jLQy20r5kysEr2WL8UjlUSRLZcP2YH2Z sports,news Boomer & Gio sports,news Boomer Longest Serving Morning Host In FAN History Boomer & Gio delivers can't miss entertainment, the biggest guests and strongest opinions in the world of sports. Hosted by former NFL MVP Boomer Esiason and seasoned radio host Gregg “Gio” Giannotti, your go-to morning sports talk show covers the hottest topics in the NFL, MLB, NBA and college sports and breaks down everything New York — including the Giants, Jets, Yankees, Mets, Knicks, Nets, Rangers, and Islanders. Catch the show live weekday mornings from 6–10 AM ET on 101.9 WFAN or listen anytime here on the podcast feed. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. Sports News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?fee