New York, New York – SportsGrid today announced the debut of The Craig Carton Show, a new daily sports talk program hosted by celebrated broadcaster Craig Carton, premiering Thursday, September 4, 2025 on the SportsGrid FAST Channel. The show will air weekdays from 11:00 AM to 12:00 Noon ET, produced by FOX Sports and Red Seat Ventures, originating from SportsGrid’s Studio 34, in the heart of New York City.
“The Craig Carton Show” will bring Carton’s signature energy, sharp insights, and unfiltered perspective to sports fans nationwide, covering the day’s biggest storylines, debates, and personalities in sports.
“I couldn’t be more excited to launch The Craig Carton Show on SportsGrid. Studio 34 is an incredible stage in the middle of New York City, and I can’t wait to deliver a new program format that’s smart, authentic, and most importantly, fun for sports fans everywhere.” said Craig Carton.
The SportsGrid FAST Channel is distributed widely across major connected TV and free ad-supported streaming platforms, including Roku, Samsung TV Plus, Amazon Freevee, LG Channels, Sling Freestream, DIRECTV, Pluto TV, Vizio WatchFree+, and more. As one of the most consistently top-ranked independent FAST sports channels, SportsGrid continues to drive millions of monthly viewer impressions and sessions from a massive national audience base.
“SportsGrid is about delivering compelling, original live sports programming to fans wherever they watch, and bringing Craig Carton into our lineup is a perfect example of that mission. His voice, personality, and deep connection with sports audiences make him a tremendous fit for the SportsGrid FAST Channel.” Said Louis Maione, SportsGrid’s Founder and President.
Eric Pearce, Red Seat Ventures EVP, Creator Operations added: “We’ve long admired Craig’s ability to connect with fans through his passion and unique style. Partnering with SportsGrid to bring this program to life is a great opportunity to showcase Craig’s talent in a modern, dynamic format that reaches millions of fans across connected TV platforms every day.”
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