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Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cavaliers' disappointing performance against the Boston Celtics, focusing on the team's difficulty in the second quarter and poor 3-point shooting. They also discuss the defensive challenges posed by the Celtics and prepare listeners for the upcoming NFL free agency tampering period.

Ken Carman debates the relevance of student-athlete education in the current era of NIL and frequent transfers. They also react to the Jets acquiring Minkah Fitzpatrick and discuss Mary Kay Cabot's report regarding the potential trade of quarterback Dylan Gabriel as the NFL tampering period begins. 01:19 - College Athlete Education Debate 05:54 - Minkah Fitzpatrick Jets Trade 06:44 - Dylan Gabriel Trade Speculation

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima dive into the chaos of NFL free agency as Tua Tagovailoa is released by the Dolphins. They engage in a heated debate regarding whether the Browns should pursue Malik Willis or wait for future draft prospects like Shedeur Sanders. The discussion also touches on the appeal of Cleveland compared to other franchises like the Cardinals and Dolphins based on NFL PA grades. 01:50 - Sarasota Massage Story 06:30 - NFL Free Agency Rumors 13:07 - Tua Tagovailoa Released 18:30 - Malik Willis Landing Spots 22:40 - The Malik Willis Debate 27:30 - Comparing NFL Franchise Appeal 37:15 - Willis vs Shedeur Sanders

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate the merits of a potential Myles Garrett trade following a Maxx Crosby move. They also analyze the Cavaliers' tough loss to the Celtics and Ken's steadfast belief in their NBA Finals potential. Additionally, they cover the Browns' recent contract restructures for Deshaun Watson and Denzel Ward. 02:20 - Maxx Crosby Trade Impact 05:12 - Myles Garrett Trade Value 12:44 - Cavs Celtics Game Recap 18:18 - Cavs Playoff Expectations Discussion 25:56 - Caller On Cavs Performance 32:10 - Browns Contract Restructures Explained 35:12 - Berry vs Banner Debate 37:45 - MAC Tournament Outlook 39:42 - Sarah Lima Marathon Story

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cavaliers' poor shooting performance during their loss to the Boston Celtics. They discuss the Cleveland Browns' pursuit of offensive linemen in free agency and react to news of a massive sinkhole downtown. Jon Steinbrecher joins the program to discuss the undefeated Miami RedHawks and the upcoming conference tournament. 02:45 - Cavs Celtics Recap 15:56 - Downtown Sinkhole Emergency 22:11 - Browns Offensive Rumors 33:45 - Sinkhole Response Audio 41:19 - Miles Garrett Trade 51:35 - Finals Pencil Debate 01:00:58 - Celtics Championship Outlook 01:09:36 - NFL Salary Cap 01:17:13 - Lima Likes Sarasota 01:28:01 - Linderbaum Bidding War 01:33:27 - Tua Tagovailoa Release 01:43:52 - Malik Willis Pursuit 01:54:25 - NFLPA Team Grades 02:04:26 - Jon Steinbrecher Interview 02:23:14 - College NIL Changes 02:29:02 - Dylan Gabriel's Status 02:41:10 - Sixers Matchup Preview

Ken Carman and the crew react to reports of a Rashan Gary trade and discuss whether Joel Bitonio might leave the Browns to pursue a championship elsewhere. They also defend the Cavaliers against 'soft' labels and preview the team's matchup against the 76ers. 01:00 - NFL Trade News 02:18 - Joel Bitonio's Future 06:44 - Cavaliers Toughness Debate

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman engage in a heated debate regarding the Cleveland Browns' quarterback future as the NFL tampering period approaches. Lima challenges Carman's consistency on whether the team should pursue Malik Willis or stick with Shedeur Sanders for the upcoming season. They also compare the Browns' organizational status to other struggling franchises like the Arizona Cardinals and Miami Dolphins.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to the breaking news of Tua Tagovailoa being released by the Miami Dolphins and explore whether he or Malik Willis would be the better choice for the Cleveland Browns. They debate the organizational stability and facility quality of various NFL franchises while comparing the Browns to the Dolphins, Cardinals, and Steelers.

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman weigh in on rumors linking the Browns to Chris Paul and Tyler Linderbaum as the NFL tampering period begins. They also recount a humorous story about trying to barter a prize massage for hotel points during a trip to Sarasota.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate the Cleveland Cavaliers' status in the Eastern Conference following a rough performance against the Boston Celtics. They discuss the impact of the James Harden trade and why injuries and minutes restrictions justify the team's recent struggles.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima kick around a big “what if” scenario involving Maxx Crosby and get into a lively debate about whether the Cleveland Browns should even think about trading Myles Garrett for draft picks. They also take a closer look at GM Andrew Berry's overall roster-building strategy before wrapping up with a quick recap of the Cavaliers' recent loss to the Celtics.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss a massive sinkhole in downtown Cleveland and the heroic rescue of an elderly driver by a local bystander. They also break down potential Cleveland Browns roster moves and the team's strategy for the upcoming NFL Draft and free agency period.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima dive into how the Cleveland Browns might tackle their offensive line issues this offseason. They break down free agency options, possible trades, and the buzz around players like Tytus Howard and Tyler Linderbaum. Along the way, they debate what matters more right now: building a wall to protect the quarterback or focusing on finding a long-term answer under center. They also get into how the rising salary cap — and Deshaun Watson's contract restructure — could shape the Browns' roster moves moving forward.

Ken and Anthony tackle the latest in Cleveland sports, from the groundbreaking of the new Browns stadium to a debate over whether the Cavs can finally shake their "soft" reputation. The also also dive into a nostalgic discussion about the pre-LeBron Cavs, plus Kyler Murray's dual-sport dilemma, and a hot take on why the NBA playoffs reign supreme in pro sports.

Ken Carman and Daryl Ruiter discuss Shohei Ohtani's pursuit of a cycle during the World Baseball Classic. They also analyze a Cleveland Browns fan poll regarding the team's quarterback future, comparing the popularity of Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson. Additionally, they explore the franchise's strategy for avoiding competitive purgatory in the upcoming seasons. 01:06 - Shohei Ohtani WBC Performance 03:44 - Browns Quarterback Wishlist Poll 08:26 - Cleveland Browns Future Strategy

Ken Carman and Daryl Ruiter examine the Cleveland Cavaliers' reputation within the league and debate if the team has moved past its perceived softness. They also track Shohei Ohtani's historic performance in the Tokyo Dome and analyze how recent roster changes might impact the franchise's postseason success. 01:01 - Cavs Identity Debate 02:21 - Shohei Ohtani Performance 07:12 - Shedding Soft Label 15:30 - Cavs Playoff Expectations

Ken Carman and Daryl Ruiter examine the Cleveland Cavaliers' perceived identity issues and the importance of their upcoming performance against the Boston Celtics. They discuss the "soft" label frequently attached to the team and debate whether postseason success is the only way to silence critics. 01:06 - Browns Quarterback Future Tease 02:02 - Cavaliers Labels And Reputation 04:48 - Listener Discussion On Softness 10:35 - Previewing Cavs Versus Celtics

Nathan Zagura joins Ken Carman and Daryl Ruiter to break down the Cleveland Browns' quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They discuss the implications of Watson's contract restructuring to free up cap space for free agency. Analysis also covers potential draft targets like Carnell Tate and the veteran quarterback market. 02:03 - Zagura Joins The Show 06:11 - Free Agency Strategy 12:49 - Trading For WRs 17:21 - Malik Willis Landing Spots 25:28 - Roster Management Challenges 36:06 - Watson Contract Restructure 42:15 - QB Competition Pressure

Ken Carman and Daryl discuss the high probability of the Browns restructuring Deshaun Watson's contract once more to gain cap space before the 2027 season. They also debate the future of the quarterback position, weighing Watson's injury history against the potential of Shador Sanders under new coordinator Todd Monken. 01:00 - Traffic Report 02:16 - Cleveland Sports Update 05:02 - Deshaun Watson Contract Restructuring 08:38 - Watson vs. Sanders Debate 15:02 - Analyzing Browns Offensive Struggles 18:40 - Evaluating Watson's Internal Clock

Ken Carman and Daryl Ruiter bring in producer John to analyze Russell Westbrook's confrontation with the media and reflect on past interactions between Cleveland reporters and former Browns coaches. They also discuss the Detroit Pistons' performance against Victor Wembanyama and the technical malfunctions of the Big 12 tournament's LED glass floor. 01:31 - Westbrook Sacramento Media Feud 05:54 - Pistons NBA Playoff Outlook 07:25 - Big 12 LED Court

Ken Carman and Daryl Ruiter analyze comments from Nathan Zagura regarding a potential quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They debate the feasibility of drafting a new quarterback like Ty Simpson and consider the roster implications of keeping multiple high-profile players. This segment also covers Deshaun Watson's contract restructuring and updates on the Cavs and Guardians. 01:14 - Browns QB Competition Debate 06:25 - Watson Durability And Redshirting 13:30 - Sports Update: Watson Contract

Ken Carman and Daryl Ruiter discuss the Cleveland Browns' quarterback dilemma and the potential for one final Deshaun Watson contract restructure to create cap space. They evaluate the viability of options like Shador Sanders, Malik Willis, and Kyler Murray while debating whether the organization can actually fix a reclamation project at the position. 02:21 - Browns QB Wish List 04:00 - Cleveland's Quarterback Purgatory 05:00 - Kyler Murray Reclamation Project 08:10 - Evaluating Shador Sanders 10:10 - Caller Pro-Browns Take 13:38 - Watson Contract Restructure 18:47 - Watson Trade Potential 22:40 - Building Around Shador 25:14 - Cleveland's Offensive Struggle 35:03 - Russell Westbrook vs. Media

Ken Carman and Daryl Ryder discuss whether the Cleveland Cavaliers have successfully moved past the "soft" label following major roster changes. They analyze the impact of newcomers like Jalen Tyson and James Harden while also debating a recent poll regarding the future of the Cleveland Browns' quarterback room. 01:50 - Cavs Identity Crisis 05:20 - Ohtani Cycle Watch 09:15 - The "Soft" Reputation 13:25 - Jalen Tyson Impact 18:55 - Browns QB Poll 23:45 - NBA Finals Comparison 28:40 - Celtics Matchup Preview 37:15 - Future Of Browns QB

Ken Carman and Darryl Ryder analyze the breaking news on The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima regarding Deshaun Watson's contract restructuring to create salary cap space. They are joined by Nathan Zagura to discuss the upcoming NFL Draft, Ty Simpson, and the potential QB competition with Shedeur Sanders. Additionally, Dan Shaughnessy provides an outside perspective on whether the Cavaliers have truly shed their soft reputation ahead of a key matchup against the Celtics. 01:50 - Cavs Identity Crisis 12:25 - Cavs Labels Context 23:31 - Label Earning Debate 33:05 - Browns QB Poll 47:17 - QB Purgatory Debate 55:08 - Watson Restructure News 01:06:20 - Trade Cap Ramifications 01:18:20 - About Last Night 01:27:15 - Shaughnessy On Cavs 01:43:34 - James Harden Impact 01:57:03 - Hipster Cavs Takes 02:10:56 - Nathan Zagura Interview 02:18:40 - Malik Willis Value 02:26:52 - QB Room Competition 02:37:14 - Restructuring Detailed Analysis

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima bring producer John back in discuss Kyler Murray's potential transition from the NFL to Major League Baseball. They evaluate the financial and physical implications of such a move while also testing a producer's ability to guess celebrity heights. 01:27 - Sports Update 03:27 - Kyler Murray Career Path 08:06 - John's Height Guessing Skill

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima dive into the latest headline surrounding Myles Garrett and his ninth speeding ticket since joining the Cleveland Browns. Is it just a heavy foot on the gas, or a pattern fans cannot ignore? The guys break down the public reaction, debate whether the criticism is fair, and share some hilarious and slightly painful stories about their own encounters with flashing lights and roadside lectures. From fan frustration to relatable driving mishaps, it is a lively conversation that blends sports talk with everyday life on the road. 01:00 - Traffic Report 02:03 - Cleveland Sports Update 05:30 - Myles Garrett Speeding 11:55 - Personal Driving Stories 22:05 - Final Sports Update

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima tackle a big question surrounding the Cleveland Cavaliers as the postseason approaches. Has this team finally shaken its “soft” label? The guys dig into the skepticism from Nick Wilson about the group led by J. B. Bickerstaff and break down whether the Cavs truly have the toughness needed for a deep playoff push. They also examine what it will take for Donovan Mitchell to lead Cleveland through a stacked Eastern Conference and into serious contention. Along the way, the conversation turns inward as they discuss how host accountability and personal bias can shape sports takes, making for a thoughtful and entertaining look at what it really means to analyze the game. 01:00 - Traffic Report 02:12 - Accountability and Kyler Murray 03:21 - Cavs Playoff Readiness Debate

Can the Cleveland Cavaliers finally change their postseason reputation? Ken Carman and Anthony Lima dive into the team's evolving roster and the idea that adding a proven veteran like James Harden could bring the toughness and big-moment experience Cleveland has been missing. The guys revisit the Cavs' long-standing playoff narrative, question whether that label is fair, and explore how new voices in the locker room might change everything when the pressure hits in the postseason. If Cleveland is going to make a real run, what needs to be different this time? 01:04 - Traffic Report 02:15 - Cavs Playoff Outlook 06:01 - Postseason Toughness Debate 09:00 - Garland Versus Harden Comparison

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima take a closer look at the Cleveland Browns and the buzz around potentially adding a star wide receiver. Would landing a big name like Stefon Diggs or A. J. Brown really solve the offense's problems, or is the hype getting ahead of reality? The guys share their skepticism about splashy moves, react to coaching soundbites from Mike Rutenberg and Travis Switzer about Todd Monken, and push back on the idea that slogans and messaging matter more than results on the field. It is a candid conversation about expectations, accountability, and what the Browns actually need to prove this season. 01:00 - Sports Update 01:48 - Rejecting Stefon Diggs 04:08 - Evaluating Jerry Jeudy 06:03 - Monken Coaching Hires 09:00 - Organizational Accountability

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima bring in producer John to reflect on the career and impact of Lou Holtz following his passing. They also analyze the Cleveland Browns' strategy regarding first-round draft picks and the long-term impact of the Deshaun Watson trade. Finally, they debate whether Kyler Murray would ever leave the NFL to resume his baseball career. 01:00 - Joe Checkeye Traffic Report 01:54 - Lou Holtz Career Legacy 05:14 - NFL Trades And Baseball

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss Kyler Murray's potential return to baseball versus continuing his NFL career, specifically with the Browns. Mary Kay Cabot joins to analyze Miles Garrett's speeding issues and the team's new defensive coaching staff, including Mike Rutenberg and Dom Capers. 01:50 - Kyler Murray: Baseball or Football? 06:28 - John's Celebrity Height Superpower 08:31 - Can Murray Hit Pro Baseball? 15:17 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 15:41 - Garrett's Speeding Concerns 18:15 - Murray to Browns Analysis 22:31 - Browns NFL Draft Strategy 28:01 - Mike Rutenberg's Energy 35:04 - Dom Capers' Veteran Presence 38:34 - Tough, Smart and Violent Defense

Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to address the latest speeding ticket for Myles Garrett and the potential fallout within the organization. They discuss the likelihood of Cleveland exploring a move for Kyler Murray and how the front office might approach the sixth overall pick in the upcoming draft. Additionally, they evaluate the energy Mike Rutenberg brings as a defensive coach. 01:00 - Traffic Report 02:22 - Browns Sports Update 04:45 - Garrett Speeding Discussion 07:45 - Kyler Murray Rumors 11:59 - Browns Draft Strategy

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima weigh in on Logan Paul's bold challenge to Myles Garrett for a million-dollar boxing match. They analyze Garrett's boxing skills and evaluate Gregg Williams' sharp criticism of Anthony Richardson's endurance. 02:21 - Logan Paul Challenge 07:14 - Gregg Williams Critique 09:31 - Cleveland Quarterback Hunt

Ken Carman reacts to Gregg Williams' comments about the safety and leadership of Myles Garrett following repeated speeding violations. They weigh Garrett's elite production against the recurring off-field distractions to determine if his talent makes the aggravation worthwhile. 01:07 - Gregg Williams on Ego 03:24 - Garrett Speeding Ticket Debate 06:13 - Garrett's All-Time Ranking

Gregg Williams joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss Myles Garrett's off-field accountability following a series of speeding tickets. He shares insights on Todd Monken taking over as head coach and the challenges of managing a locker room during a coaching transition. They also explore the current state of NFL quarterback development and Garrett's place among the league's all-time defensive greats. 01:50 - Logan Paul Challenges Myles Garrett 07:26 - Quarterback Evaluation And Pickiness 15:45 - Gregg Williams On Accountability 19:25 - Todd Monken Coaching Transition 28:41 - Evaluating Reclamation Project Quarterbacks 36:35 - Disciplining Star NFL Players

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the introductory remarks from the new Browns coaching staff, including offensive coordinator Todd Monken and special teams coordinator Byron Storer. They also debate the long-term value of the NBA postseason versus other major sports and reflect on the legacy of the late Lou Holtz. 02:04 - Stefon Diggs Browns Interest 06:10 - Coordinators Talk Todd Monken 09:45 - Skepticism of New Hires 15:08 - Monken Lessons From 2019 17:22 - Byron Storer on Special Teams 21:47 - Coaching Accountability Styles 23:46 - Best Postseason Debate 26:04 - NBA Playoff Gauntlet 35:02 - Lou Holtz Legacy 38:20 - Kyler Murray Baseball Future

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to Browns star Miles Garrett receiving his ninth speeding citation since joining the team. They discuss the recurring nature of his driving issues and the serious safety risks involved before pivoting to a debate on whether the Cleveland Cavaliers have shed their soft postseason reputation. 02:43 - Miles Garrett Speeding 07:06 - Browns Media Reaction 11:28 - Personal Driving Stories 15:45 - Serious Safety Concerns 21:50 - Cavs Playoff Identity 26:40 - Eastern Conference Rivals 34:08 - James Harden Impact 39:09 - Darius Garland Debate

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima examine the pattern of speeding citations for Miles Garrett and discuss the potential safety risks involved. They transition to the Browns' coaching staff changes, featuring insights from Mary Kay Cabot and an interview with former coach Greg Williams on leadership and accountability. 01:50 - Miles Garrett Speeding 08:04 - Police Break Stories 13:09 - Miles Media Audio 34:37 - Outfought Versus Outassed 41:15 - Stefon Diggs Rumors 46:56 - Browns Coaching Staff 58:36 - Special Teams Issues 01:05:42 - Best Sports Postseasons 01:14:41 - Lou Holtz Legacy 01:20:14 - Kyler Murray Debate 01:31:42 - Lima Guessing Heights 01:38:51 - Mary Kay Cabot 01:50:52 - Bay Village Men's Club 02:06:30 - Logan Paul Challenge 02:12:14 - Richardson Tapping Out 02:18:43 - Greg Williams Interview 02:36:37 - Best All-Time Browns

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima examine the Browns' coaching staff changes and the high-energy approach of Mike Rutenberg. They also discuss the significance of hiring veteran assistant Dom Capers to provide a Bill Callahan-like presence for the defensive unit while addressing the skepticism of the local fan base. 01:24 - Traffic Report 02:26 - Mary Kay's Event 03:54 - Coaching Staff Transitions 07:12 - Dom Capers Influence 10:25 - Browns Fan Cynicism

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima engage in a spirited debate over the Browns' quarterback situation, specifically addressing whether Kyler Murray is a viable solution for the franchise. They explore the Cavaliers' recent physical play against the Pistons and whether new additions have finally erased the "soft" label from the roster. Special guest Charles Davis joins the program to break down NFL reclamation projects and the impact of coaching trees on quarterback development. 01:50 - Browns QB Dilemma 10:24 - Playoff Goal Debate 18:30 - Kyler Murray Potential 28:40 - Watson Contract Conflict 37:31 - Cavs Pistons Animosity 48:05 - Myles Garrett Leadership 57:03 - Sarasota Vacation Plans 01:06:07 - Ty Simpson Prospects 01:17:12 - Monroe Freeling Mock 01:26:21 - Knicks Defensive Identity 01:35:10 - Pistons Fraud Claims 01:45:39 - Cavaliers Physical Play 01:54:32 - Todd Monken's Gift 02:05:16 - Coaching Staff Nepotism 02:14:21 - Charles Davis Interview 02:25:16 - Shedeur Sanders Growth 02:34:11 - NFL Reclamation Value

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima bring in producer John and analyze a mock draft projecting Georgia tackle Monroe Freeling to the Browns at number six. They weigh the benefits of trading down against selecting generational defensive prospects like Caleb Downs. The conversation also covers the Miami RedHawks' NCAA Tournament resume and whether Jared Allen has become more indispensable than Donovan Mitchell.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' shift in identity and whether the team has finally moved past its reputation for being soft. They compare the physical presence of James Harden to Darius Garland's slight frame and discuss the implications of Shedeur Sanders gifting Todd Monken a porcelain horse.

Charles Davis joins Ken Carman and the crew to debate whether the Browns should pursue Kyler Murray, Shedeur Sanders, or Deshaun Watson. He highlights the importance of the McVay-Shanahan coaching tree for reclamation projects like Sam Darnold and Malik Willis. The discussion also explores the future of mid-major basketball and the unique fit between Kyler Murray and Todd Monken. 01:20 - MAC Tournament Debate 05:44 - Murray To The Browns 09:50 - Evaluating Shedeur Sanders 17:35 - NFL Reclamation Success 21:30 - Ken Carman's Kyler Take 28:15 - Coaching Tree Impact 31:35 - Small Quarterback Concerns

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima spar over the prospect of the Browns signing Kyler Murray and if he represents a legitimate upgrade for the franchise. They also evaluate the Cavaliers' tough win against Detroit, highlighting the energy brought by Jaylon Tyson and the tension surrounding anonymous locker room quotes.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cleveland Cavaliers' perceived toughness and whether recent roster changes have changed the team's DNA. They explore the viral photo of Todd Monken and Shedeur Sanders, questioning what it means for the Browns' quarterback future. The discussion concludes with a heated debate over NFL nepotism following the hiring of Monken's son to the coaching staff. 01:52 - Ian Begley Knicks Analysis 06:33 - Brian Chapman Pistons Rivalry 12:25 - Brian Barrett Celtics Outlook 19:50 - Cavs Soft Label Debate 27:39 - Shedeur Sanders Gift Discussion 35:52 - Kyler Murray Browns Rumors 38:13 - Monken Coaching Nepotism Debate

Against the backdrop of a disappointing 2025 season and a head-coaching change to Todd Monken, Ken Carman is grappling with the Cleveland Browns' future, including debating a massive "four first-round pick" haul for Myles Garrett and reconsidering his stance on drafting quarterback Ty Simpson. Between evaluating the team's failing report card and Monken's early days in "The Land," Ken even finds himself questioning his own patriotism after feeling a flicker of guilt over Team USA's Olympic hockey victory over Canada.

Is Indiana's National Championship season a flash in the pan? Will Ohio State basketball ever return to it's former glory? How much does Ken Carman love his dogs? All that and more answer on this episode of the Emerging Podcast with Ken and Lima.

Ken Carman predicted the Cleveland Cavaliers will be the team to represent the Eastern Conference in the NBA Finals and the victory over New York has him riding high. He and Lima breakdown the Cavs victory and discuss what it means looking forward.

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