Knicks' Banner Night and the LeBron Helicopter "Nothing Burger"
The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigleShow Notes
Carton and Big Mac gear up for the New York Knicks raising their championship banner on opening night at Madison Square Garden. They dismiss the investigation into LeBron James' helicopter ride and debate callers over rising ticket prices and trading Carl-Anthony Towns.
(00:01:00) LeBron Helicopter Investigation Update
(00:03:30) Knicks Fan's Towns Trade Idea
(00:06:35) WNBA Anthem Protest Criticism
(00:09:00) The MSG Ticket Price Problem
(00:16:15) Patrick Ewing and Banner Night
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