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The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima podcast is a must-listen for sports fans in Cleveland. It's remarkable that they have managed to maintain a competing radio station in a city filled with buffoons and complete idiots on other shows. Ken and Anthony provide an intelligent view of the sports world, all while doing it for free. Their tongue-in-cheek humor is spot-on, poking fun at the overreactions and controversies that plague the sports media.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is how quickly they update their segments. As someone who recently moved away from Cleveland, I appreciate being able to stay connected to the local sports scene through their timely updates. Even though I now live in California, I still love listening to these guys. The podcasts go up so quickly that I feel like I'm listening live, and their funny yet knowledgeable discussions make for great entertainment.
Ken and Lima are a fantastic duo, providing passionate takes with great chemistry. They are undoubtedly the best hosts in Cleveland, leaving other shows far behind. The interviews conducted on this podcast are top-notch, adding to its overall appeal. Their ability to balance light-hearted banter with informative content makes them stand out from the crowd.
If there were any drawbacks to this podcast, it would be that sometimes the volume levels can be inconsistent, making it difficult to hear properly in noisy environments like a mail truck. However, this issue is not as prevalent compared to some other podcasts they listen to.
In conclusion, The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima is simply awesome. It provides great insight into Cleveland sports and beyond, all while keeping listeners entertained and informed. The hosts' passion shines through in every episode, making it an enjoyable experience for any fan of sports talk radio. Keep up the good work!

92.3 The Fan presents a selection of conversations about the Cavaliers during the past week from The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima, Baskin & Phelps, and The Afternoon Drive. The Cavs kicked off a promising second half with a beatdown of the Nets -- and Ken thinks they are now favorites in the Eastern Conference. Are you fully bought in? Plus, where does the addition of James Harden leave Evan Mobley in the team's pecking order, and what to make of the rumors about LeBron coming back for a third stint in Cleveland?

92.3 The Fan presents a selection of conversations from Ken and Anthony from during the past week, including the impact of James Harden on the Cavaliers and the possibility of Tyreek Hill joining the Browns. They also explore innovative ideas like ending the NBA draft to prevent tanking and the possibility of LeBron James returning to the Cavaliers for the final stop of his career.

Ken and Lima dig deep into their bag and pull out the hottest takes around. Ken is 100% certain the Cavs are going to finals, Anthony is desperate for a QB as the Guardians try to make magic out of the second-lowest payroll in Major League Baseball.

Ken Carman is CONVINCED that the Cavs are going to the NBA Finals.

Lima throws out an interesting QB target and Ken wonders how soon is too soon to be social media friends with your coworkers

Ken and Anthony break down the Cleveland Guardians interesting choice to make a bobblehead from a game they did not win. Also Dane Brugler talks with the boys about the NFL Draft.

Ken and Anthony speak to the voice of the Hornets and speculate on who the Cavs may run into in the postseason.

Ken and Lima welcome the voice of the Charlotte Hornets Eric Collins into the Show. Collins talks Cavs championship hopes and the huge impact that James Harden has had across just four games in Cleveland.

Ken has already penciled the Cavs into the NBA finals but Lima isn't so sure, but he definitely wants to be along for the ride. The guys tackle the Eastern Conference and whether the Cavs can really finish the fight in the NBA playoffs.

Ken and Lima dissect this quarterback class and question whether the development of the incoming QBs are being graded differently for being older and more athletic.

The Athletic's senior draft analyst Dane Brugler joins the show and tells Ken and Lima who he thinks the Cleveland Browns should take with picks 6 and 24. Should the Browns take the best player available or go positional need?

The Cleveland Guardians are giving away a bobblehead of Rajai Davis's Game 7 game-tying home run; a game that the Guardians lost. Ken and Lima debate the legitimacy of giveaway and throw up their takes.

On about last night, John brings you what you missed while you were asleep. He loops Ken and Lima in on the latest from last night.

With the new addition of John the producer, Ken, Lima and Owen debate on how early is too early to be social media friends with your new coworker.

Ken and Lima clash on how dire the Browns QB situation appears to be. Lima's desperation infuriates Ken as they debate the necessity of another QB to compete for the starting job.

Lima continues to speculate about the Browns seemingly never-ending QB search and throws out a former fourth overall pick whose own team gave up on him.

The Cavs made the biggest splash in the NBA at the deadline and it's proving to be a huge success early. Ken and Lima weigh in on the last time the Cavaliers were respected across the NBA like they are now.

Ken and Lima breakdown the Cavs chances at making a deep run in the playoffs and potentially all the way to the NBA Finals. Ken expresses his sincere devastation of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander not playing against the Cavaliers in Oklahoma City.

Ken and Lima look back on their younger days while Anthony gives tips on how to stay fit into your 40s

You'll hear reactions to Wyatt Teller's exit from the Browns and the Cavs likelihood to be favored in the East during the playoffs. Ken and Anthony also delve into Guardians spring training and examine the validity of LeBron and CJ Stroud potentially making their way The Land.

The boys Ken and Lima start the show by reacting to Wyatt Teller leaving in free agency and debate on whether the Browns would be better off with Kyler Murray or Shedeur Sanders.

Ken and Lima breakdown the latest LeBron return buzz and what it really means to be a "Football Guy"

Ken and Anthony question the O-Line and attempt to speculate what it might look like moving forward. They also tackle the QB search, whether it's Kyler Murray or Malik Willis. Browns beat reporter Mary Kay Cabot also joins the show

Ken and Lima analyze the effect of the James Harden Trade on Evan Mobley and the likelihood of CJ Stroud to the Browns

Did the James Harden Trade put the Cavs over the top? Is there any validity to the CJ Stroud rumors? Ken and Lima talk everything over and shine some light on the hottest topics in Cleveland sports

Lima theorizes that Evan Mobley's lowest moment in his NBA career could be the James Harden trade. Ken reacts as the duo deduce the issue an up and coming player.

Ken and Lima react to Mary Kay Cabot's and Mina Kime's takes on the Browns quarterback situation and continue to speculate on what the offensive line will look like come Week One.

Cleveland.com's Mary Kay Cabot joins the show for her weekly segment to give the latest updates on the Browns. Ken and Anthony ask her the toughest questions Browns fans have been dying to know.

The Browns could lose their entire offensive line to free agency or retirement. Ken Carman and Anthony Lima predict what the 2026 Cleveland Browns O-Line could be and players that could emerge as stars.

The Guardians continue disappoint this offseason and Myles Garrett may be a bit over eager as Ken and Lima bring in their new producer John Colavita for his About Last Night debut.

Ken backs up his claim of being a football guy while looking for under the radar players. The duo look to the deterioration of developing college players as a culprit.

Ken and Lima debate the likelihood of LeBron James returning to Cleveland. The writing seems to be on the wall for the Akron native as his time potentially winds down with the Los Angeles Lakers and the rumor mill is as strong as ever.

Shedeur Sanders had one of the worst seasons of any rookie QB ever from a statistical and analytical point of view. Lima makes his best attempt at changing Ken Carman's mind on the former Colorado signal caller's future in The Land

The guys continue their discussion from the end of yesterday's show as Lima pushes for Kyler Murray at QB over pro bowler Shedeur Sanders as Ken looks for any reason not to bring the former Heisman trophy winner to Cleveland.

Just a day after the Browns and Joel Bitonio reached an agreement to wait until March to decide the guard's fate, there's more news on the offensive line. Ken and Lima delve into fan favorite Wyatt Teller's departure into free agency and what that means for the organization heading into next season.

The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima: Wednesday February 18, 2026

Ken and Anthony debate trading or potentially cutting Denzel Ward and what the impact of Joel Bitonio's looming decision on whether to retire or keep playing.

The Guardians were division champs in 2025 but can they stay good beyond this season with their payroll near the bottom of the league.

Ken and Lima size up the Eastern Conference playoff threats to the Cavs and ask which NFL stars Browns fans would actually pay to see in Cleveland.

Ken and Anthony figure out how to get bums in seats at Huntington Bank Field and if their content with the Browns' new coaching regime

The Browns made changes at the top of the coaching staff, but was it even worth it? Ken and Lima talk through the Browns decision making and if the grass is truly greener.

Ken goes off on a Grant Delpit tangent and seeing who the people of Cleveland are actually going to Huntington Bank Field to see on Sundays. Lima and Ken get to listener calls and more.