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Cavaliers Chief Marketing Officer Chris Kaiser joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to break down Friday's 10-year anniversary celebration of the 2016 championship, including a new championship-themed basketball court and a commercial-free replay of Game 7 at the Meet Me Here Plaza downtown. Kaiser opens up about how tricky it is to honor the franchise's past while staying focused on a current team fresh off an Eastern Conference Finals run, especially with LeBron James's free agency looming over everything the marketing department plans. Carman also gets Kaiser to explain the surprisingly well-organized process behind auctioning off the actual seat Taylor Swift sat in during the playoffs, which fetched a notable price for charity.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down Sam Quinn's odds on LeBron James's free agency, with Cleveland sitting at a measly five percent behind the Lakers, Warriors, and outright retirement, and Carman explains why the Cavs' cap situation makes a reunion financially brutal even if James wanted it. The two debate whether it would actually be a good thing for LeBron to close out his career in Cleveland versus chasing a ring elsewhere, with Carman arguing a homecoming would mean far more to fans than people want to admit, using Kobe Bryant's farewell season as the emotional comp. They circle back to the "participation trophy" debate from earlier in the show, with Carman arguing the wide-open nature of this year's title race is exactly why a 41-year-old LeBron could still be a difference-maker for whichever team lands him.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima dig into the wild idea floated by Albert Breer that the Browns could target Brendan Sorsby in the supplemental draft, even with the threat of a lengthy suspension looming over his head. Carman lays out why spending anything more than a fourth or fifth-round pick on Sorsby means the front office has to have a borderline blind faith in a guy nobody will actually get to see play for weeks, and explains why that level of investment would essentially take the Browns out of next year's loaded quarterback class. The two also debate whether the front office has actually earned any benefit of the doubt given the franchise's track record, and whether passing on a stacked group of receivers and corners is really worth the gamble.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima rip into ESPN's Vincent Goodwill for calling the NBA championship a "participation trophy" given how many different teams have won it lately, with Carman calling the comment asinine and pushing back hard on the idea that parity cheapens a title. The two dig into why the NBA gets treated so differently than football and baseball when it comes to judging stars who haven't won it all, name-checking Joel Embiid, James Harden, and Victor Wembanyama along the way. They also touch on the Cavs' surprising place in the championship conversation despite the recent fan pessimism. Then the conversation pivots hard into the Guardians' rough start to a crucial stretch, with the offense suddenly without two of its top power sources.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima spiral into an extended back-and-forth about Cleveland sports nicknames, debating whether anyone actually calls Chase DeLauder "CDL," why Tito always seemed to make player nicknames longer instead of shorter, and Carman's refusal to ever use "Spida" for Donovan Mitchell. A caller pokes fun at both hosts for their own nickname habits, leading to a detour into old Browns and Indians nickname history before the guys set up their upcoming interview with Cavaliers executive Chris Kaiser. The whole segment is the kind of loose, bickering tangent that somehow still ties back to bigger questions about Jose Ramirez, Gavin Williams, and the Browns quarterback situation looming over the show.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima host a high-stakes edition of Two-Second Trivia where listeners compete for Mr. Hero meals by answering rapid-fire sports questions. The segment features a variety of topics including Cleveland Guardians stats and NBA ratings, concluding with a fast-paced lightning round and a preview of upcoming guest interviews.

Ken Carman pushes back hard on the growing narrative that the James Harden trade was a bust, walking through the numbers and arguing the on-off splits clearly show Harden was a real upgrade over Darius Garland, especially defensively. He and Lima debate what "failure" even means for a team that made a deeper playoff run than anyone expected, and Carman draws a line between not winning a championship and being an outright disaster, pointing to the Knicks' OG Anunoby and Mikal Bridges trades as proof narratives can flip fast. The two also touch on Daniel Jeremiah's comparison of Brendan Sorsby to Jaxson Dart before wrapping up ahead of their interview with Cavaliers CMO Chris Kaiser.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima keep hashing out the Brendan Sorsby supplemental draft debate, this time fielding callers who compare the gambit to past Browns gambles on troubled talent like Johnny Manziel and Josh Gordon. Carman draws a sharp line between Sorsby's situation and the Luis Ortiz-style "Class A" betting scandal, pointing out there's no evidence of game-fixing and that the worst behavior may be tied to a specific period when Sorsby wasn't even playing. The conversation also digs into how a personal conduct versus substance abuse classification could affect how much access Sorsby gets to the building during any suspension, using the Giants' handling of Jaxson Dart as a comparison point for how a team can quietly develop a young quarterback behind the scenes.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima explore the Cleveland Browns' interest in quarterback Brennan Sorsby and how his collegiate gambling suspension complicates his NFL transition. They also analyze the salary cap barriers for a potential LeBron James homecoming and react to Vincent Goodwill's comments on championship validation. The segment concludes with a high-energy round of Two-Second Trivia featuring local callers from across Ohio. 01:20 - Browns Quarterback Draft Strategy 05:53 - Brennan Sorsby Suspension Debate 10:20 - Gambling Risks and NFL Prospects 15:25 - LeBron James Cavs Return Rumors 20:10 - Cavaliers Salary Cap Challenges 29:02 - Two-Second Trivia Contest

Ken Carman makes the case that the Steelers, despite always being floated as a quarterback-desperate landing spot, are exactly the type of conservative, ownership-driven organization that would never gamble a second-round pick on Brendan Soresby's gambling baggage, drawing a comparison to how character concerns once nearly cost them Dan Marino back in 1983. Lima pushes back on the idea that a supplemental pick is somehow a smaller investment than a normal draft pick, leading to a real disagreement about what teams are actually risking by taking the swing. The two also wrap up some lingering Jose Ramirez injury jokes involving Ken's son Axel, including a very funny bit about fans piling on Ken's family for supposedly jinxing the Guardians' star third baseman.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the fallout from their interview with Dane Brugler, with Carman pushing back on fans who are either over-hyping Brendan Sorsby as a savior or trashing him purely to spite Shedeur Sanders supporters. Carman walks through why evaluators separate game outcomes from prospect grading, using Jackson Dart and Trevor Lawrence as examples of why traits and developmental timelines matter more than head-to-head college results, while still drawing a line at spending more than a third-round pick on Sorsby. The two also dig into the wild detail of Texas Tech paying out Sorsby's reported financial package anyway, and debate how the timing of NFL discipline and a team's coaching stability could end up shaping who actually takes the swing.

NFL Draft Analyst Dane Brugler joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to bring some much-needed context to the Brendan Sorsby hype, explaining that while the talent and physical tools are real, the tape shows a quarterback who's still raw in his reads, protections, and mechanics, making him more of a day two projection even before factoring in the gambling situation. Brugler lays out why the Browns, Jets, and Cardinals make the most sense as landing spots if Sorsby slips far enough in the supplemental draft, and breaks down how the asking price, a third-round pick versus a day three flier, changes the entire calculus for taking the swing. He also tackles the looming 2027 question, weighing whether banking on Sorsby now could actually cost a team a shot at a generational talent like Jeremiah Smith.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down Emory Hunt's bold prediction that the Browns can achieve ten wins with Shedeur Sanders at quarterback. They also assess the Cleveland Guardians' resilience as they navigate a difficult schedule without Jose Ramirez and react to James Dolan's unique playoff motivational tactics. 01:50 - Emery Hunt on Browns Potential 05:15 - Sanders vs. Watson QB Debate 10:00 - Draft Status and QB Leashes 13:25 - Evaluating Interest in Brendan Soresby 18:40 - Guardians Survival Without Jose Ramirez 23:50 - Rookies Stepping Up in Cleveland 28:05 - James Dolan's Bizarre Knicks Advice 36:20 - World Cup Upsets and Cycles

Host of NBA TodaJustin Termine joins Anthony Lima and Ken Carman to analyze the NBA Finals and the progress of the Cleveland Cavaliers. They debate the value of James Harden and Evan Mobley before discussing the Browns' interest in Brendan Sorsby. Additionally, Carman shares a personal story regarding a midnight security scare at his home. 01:20 - Cavs and NBA Rumors 04:26 - Browns Quarterback Conspiracy Theories 08:52 - Debate Over Risky Draft Prospects 14:52 - Termine Analyzes NBA Finals 20:16 - Wembanyama vs LeBron Comparisons 25:15 - Heated Debate Over James Harden 34:40 - Carman's Midnight Security Scare

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima weigh the risks of the Cleveland Browns potentially pursuing quarterback Brendan Sorsby despite his gambling history. CBS Sports analyst Ryan Wilson joins to provide a scouting report on Sorsby's elite talent compared to top prospects like Arch Manning. They also debate whether the organization can handle adding more controversy to the quarterback room. 01:50 - Quarterback Room Drama and Sorsby 05:33 - Browns Leadership on Sorsby Character 12:43 - Ryan Wilson Evaluates Sorsby Talent 18:00 - Gambling Risks and NFL Future 26:33 - Shedeur Sanders vs. Deshaun Watson 34:21 - Search for Franchise Quarterback

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima bring in producer John to analyze the New York Knicks' NBA championship win and the trend of parody across the league. They explore James Dolan's "Spartan" advice to players and compare it to historical rules set by Paul Brown. Additionally, they discuss the viral success of Cape Verde's World Cup performance and debate whether hitting for the cycle in baseball is an overrated achievement.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin evaluate the Cleveland Guardians' ability to handle significant injuries to Chase DeLauter and Jose Ramirez. They analyze the team's upcoming schedule and debate Ken Carman's claim that the next two weeks will define their season. 01:33 - Guardians Injury Concerns 05:10 - Guardians Make Or Break 09:21 - Offensive Performance Analysis

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the impact of Jose Ramirez's hand injury on the Cleveland Guardians and discuss upcoming trade deadline strategies. They also evaluate the future of the Cleveland Cavaliers following the New York Knicks' championship win, debating whether Donovan Mitchell should take a salary discount similar to Jalen Brunson. 02:57 - Jose Ramirez Injury Update 08:41 - Difficult June Schedule 20:15 - Jose Ramirez Injury Jinx 27:59 - Trade Deadline Decisions 34:51 - Cavs Future After Knicks 43:54 - Donovan Mitchell Pay Cut 52:34 - USMNT World Cup Win 57:58 - Authentic American Experiences 01:10:53 - Thierry Henry Soccer Comments 01:19:11 - Deshaun Watson Future Comments 01:27:16 - Myles Garrett OTA News 01:34:51 - Guardians American League Standing 01:44:59 - Evaluating Young Player Performance 01:51:49 - Championship Ring Discussion 02:04:33 - NBA Salary Cap Realities 02:11:36 - Anthony Castrovince Interview 02:26:18 - MLB Salary Cap Floor 02:35:11 - Final Show Thoughts

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima welcome MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince to discuss the Cleveland Guardians' outlook following José Ramírez's hand injury. They explore potential trade deadline strategies, the need for pitching reinforcements, and the impact of a looming CBA negotiation on roster decisions. The conversation also highlights the debate over an MLB salary cap and floor to improve competitive balance.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima evaluate Andrew Berry's stance on a Deshaun Watson extension, deeming it highly unlikely given his current performance. They also examine the fallout from José Ramírez's injury and how it affects the Guardians' approach to the trade deadline. Additionally, they discuss the presence of celebrities like Timothée Chalamet in locker rooms and the personal rules regarding touching championship trophies. 01:53 - Watson Contract Extension Talk 06:14 - Miles Garrett Trade Fallout 11:27 - Jose Ramirez Injury Timeline 17:45 - Guardians Trade Deadline Outlook 30:20 - Celebrities In Locker Rooms 34:52 - Championship Trophy Etiquette

Ken and Lima react to Jose Ramirez's wrist injury and explore how the Guardians will navigate a difficult June schedule. They joke about Ken potentially jinxing the star with a family photo and later discuss James Harden's arrest. The conversation concludes with an analysis of the NBA landscape following the Knicks' championship victory. 02:50 - Jose Ramirez Injury Analysis 07:58 - Identifying New Team Leaders 12:50 - Gabriel Arias Opportunity 20:16 - Ken Carman Jinx Debate 27:30 - Guardians Trade Deadline Strategy 32:48 - James Harden Arrest News 35:50 - NBA Rings Culture Discussion 38:55 - Cavs Future Post-Knicks Title

92.3 The Fan presents a selection of conversations from Ken and Anthony during the past week. The guys talk the Knicks' historic comeback in Game 4 of the NBA Finals; the AFC North; the idea of dating outside your rooting preferences; Red Panda's lucrative contractual demands; and the arrival of a historic vessel in Northeast Ohio.

Seth and Sean discuss the Astros heading to KC, why Ben Verlander thinks they're a playoff team, if Center is the deepest position battle for the Texans as we head towards training camp, go through the day's Headlines, if we're hearing too much about the basics of the Texans' offense, dive into their favorite QB storylines and battles from around the NFL, which Texans will make the NFL Top 100 when it comes out in a couple weeks, discuss Texas AG wagging his finger at schools thinking of boycotting playing Texas Tech, react to James Gladstone overdrafting, lay out 5 reasons to hate Paraguay ahead of their FIFA match vs the US later, power rank acceptable reasons to oversleep for the morning show, see if any of the worst takes of the week can dethrone Ken Carman in Take-a-Mania, dive into what the true probability was that the Knicks would get where they are right now, if the Astros are a playoff team, and see what the ITL question of the day is.

Seth and Sean see if any of the worst takes of the week can dethrone Ken Carman in Take-a-Mania, dive into what the true probability was that the Knicks would get where they are right now, if the Astros are a playoff team, and see what the ITL question of the day is.

Seth and Sean see if any of the worst takes of the week from Brandon Aiyuk, Karl-Anthony-Towns, Sam Presti, Joey McGuire, or Carmelo Anthony can dethrone the current champ Ken Carman in this week's Take-a-Mania.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze Deshaun Watson's first press conference in 20 months and his hints about internal conversations regarding the starting quarterback role. They debate the competition between Watson and Shedeur Sanders, questioning if the veteran or the rookie should lead the offense if both struggle. The segment also covers the Cleveland Guardians losing their lead in the division and a wild comeback in the NBA Finals. 01:20 - Watson Press Conference Review 05:00 - Shedeur Sanders On Practice 08:15 - Starting Deshaun Or Shedeur 12:30 - Internal Conversations On Starting 19:15 - Watson Reinvents His Game 23:45 - Todd Monken Coaching Shedeur 31:00 - Guardians Slip From First 35:55 - NBA Finals Comeback Trends

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima welcome newly retired Browns legend Joel Bitonio to discuss his career and his decision to step away from the game. They also analyze the San Antonio Spurs' historic collapse against the Knicks and listen to Daryl Ruiter's scathing review of Deshaun Watson's performance at minicamp. 02:00 - Morning Show Intro 04:20 - Knicks Historic Comeback 07:41 - Barkley Rips Spurs 11:05 - Cavs Comparisons Made 14:10 - Browns Quarterback Situation 19:08 - Daryl Ruiter Analysis 27:40 - Joel Bitonio Interview 39:05 - Hall Of Fame 43:20 - Browns Future Outlook

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cleveland Guardians' recent three-game losing streak and debate who is most responsible for the slide on The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima. They discuss managerial decisions, relief pitching, and the team's struggling offense. Additionally, they address the controversy involving Tom Hamilton and Jazz Chisholm while criticizing negative sentiment within the fan base. 01:55 - Guardians Crisis and Blame 05:48 - Hamilton and Chisholm Drama 12:21 - Addressing Fan Base Negativity 16:26 - Guardians Roster Transition

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima evaluate the controversy surrounding Brendan Sorsby and whether his polarizing image could benefit the Cleveland Browns in future drafts. They also discuss Joel Bitonio's career legacy and potential Hall of Fame status while offering a sharp critique of the New York Yankees and Derek Jeter. 01:55 - Quarterback Fan Treatment 05:30 - Brendan Sorsby Scandal 09:13 - College Boycott Debate 16:12 - Browns Quarterback Prospects 21:18 - NCAA Power Struggle 26:57 - Sorsby NFL Outlook 35:05 - Bitonio Retirement Legacy

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the AFC North landscape with guests Bob Haynie, Mo Egger, and Andrew Fillipponi. They discuss the potential for a legitimate quarterback competition in Cleveland between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. The discussion concludes with a look at Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s performance and whether he has become a new antagonist for Guardians fans. 02:55 - Ravens Training Camp Update 08:06 - Bengals Linebacker Depth Concerns 12:22 - Steelers Quarterback Redshirt Plans 20:42 - Brendan Sorsby Eligibility Controversy 24:02 - Watson vs Sanders Competition 33:07 - Jazz Chisholm Cleveland Villain

Browns Color Commentator Nathan Zegura joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss the intensifying quarterback battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They explore how Todd Monken is reshaping the offensive culture and look back at the legacy of Joel Bitonio following his retirement. The conversation also touches on the organizational impact of trading Myles Garrett and the growth of the young wide receiver room. 01:50 - Nathan Zegura Joins 05:03 - QB Competition Dynamics 08:53 - Brendan Sorsby Outlook 11:21 - Myles Garrett Trade 13:55 - Joel Bitonio's Retirement 21:32 - Todd Monken's Culture 28:35 - Camp Throw Litmus 36:14 - Watson's Future Standing

Audacy NFL Insider Brian Baldinger joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss the potential quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. He provides insight into the Myles Garrett trade, the state of the Browns' offensive line, and the impact of gambling violations in college sports.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to the breaking news of Joel Bitonio retiring after a standout 12-year career with the Cleveland Browns. They are joined by Dan Wetzel to analyze the legal battle surrounding Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby and its implications for gambling rules in college sports. The discussion also covers the necessary adjustments to the Browns' offensive line and Bitonio's potential Hall of Fame candidacy. 01:50 - Joel Bitonio Retirement 05:30 - Brendan Sorsby Gambling Case 10:00 - Dan Wetzel On Integrity 13:30 - Sorsby Eligibility Injunction 18:30 - Bitonio Legacy And Hall 22:00 - Browns Offensive Line Shuffle 26:30 - Cleveland Player Fan Bond 36:00 - Browns Quarterback Situation

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima examine the controversial ruling allowing Brendan Sorsby to play for Texas Tech despite admitted gambling violations. They analyze the potential for a college athletes' union and how Sorsby's history might affect his future NFL draft stock with teams like the Browns.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima bring in producer John to critique the Cleveland Guardians' defensive alignment in their loss to the New York Yankees and debate the validity of various baseball statistics. They also highlight Victor Wembanyama's performance against the New York Knicks and review footage of a fight outside Madison Square Garden.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the controversial ruling allowing Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby to play despite significant gambling violations. They also break down the chaotic visit of the Big Boy 4014 locomotive and compare the likability of the New York Knicks to other major fan bases. 01:50 - Big Boy 4014 Arrival 05:28 - Ken Misses Train Event 08:42 - Dangerous Railhead Behavior 13:48 - Knicks vs Spurs Debate 22:34 - New York Fan Toxicity 32:50 - Brendan Sorsby Gambling Ruling 37:30 - Future College Sports Unions

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the fallout from Brendan Sorsby's legal injunction, exploring his future at Texas Tech and the implications of his gambling controversy. They also dive into Victor Wembanyama's historic rise in the NBA and the intense physicality of the Knicks series. The discussion wraps up with a look at the astronomical ticket prices and logistical chaos for fans at Madison Square Garden. 02:00 - Guardians Fall to Yankees 05:40 - Wembanyama's Historic NBA Rise 10:00 - The Next LeBron Debate 15:45 - Chaos at Madison Square 19:45 - Brendan Sorsby Injunction Ruling 24:30 - Sorsby's Gambling Controversy Fallout 30:30 - Texas Tech's New Villain 37:30 - Comparing Sorsby to Watson

Audacy NFL analyst Brian Baldinger joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss the Cleveland Browns quarterback battle and his perspective on the Myles Garrett trade. They examine the Brendan Sorsby gambling controversy and Victor Wembanyama's emergence as an NBA villain following his performance against the Knicks. 01:48 - Brian Baldinger Interview 05:22 - Myles Garrett Trade Value 08:20 - Brendan Sorsby Gambling Case 12:30 - Browns QB Room Outlook 20:48 - Garrett Trade Deep Dive 27:06 - Shedeur Sanders Minicamp Pivot 33:25 - Guardians Defense vs Yankees 36:26 - Wembanyama Becomes NBA Villain

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima evaluate whether the Browns should consider a reunion with Baker Mayfield following comments about his contract status in Tampa. Daryl Ruiter joins to discuss the risks of drafting Brendan Sorsby and the intensifying quarterback battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They also examine Denzel Ward's commitment to Cleveland after the Miles Garrett trade. 02:05 - Denzel Ward Trade Talk 05:55 - Baker Mayfield Return Rumors 10:05 - Future QB Draft Outlook 15:07 - Daryl Ruiter Joins Show 22:15 - Brendan Sorsby Gambling Risks 28:25 - Watson And Sanders Competition 35:13 - Todd Monken QB Choice

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze reports of a tightening quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They also discuss the arrival of the Big Boy 4014 steam engine in Ohio and evaluate the recent performance of Stephen Kwan and the Guardians. 01:50 - Shedeur Sanders QB Race 05:40 - Johnny Manziel Comparisons 10:00 - Browns Quarterback Future 13:55 - Big Boy Steam Engine 19:50 - Train Safety Precautions 23:30 - Carman Family Train Stories 26:15 - NBA Playoffs Analysis 34:20 - Guardians Baseball Discussion 38:45 - Cleveland Pitching Staff

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate whether the Cleveland Browns should target quarterback Brendan Sorsby despite his previous gambling issues. They also evaluate Joey Cantillo's recent starts for the Guardians and discuss the high-priced auction for Taylor Swift's seat at a Cavaliers game. 01:50 - Sorsby Draft Eligibility Debate 06:20 - Gambling In College Sports 10:00 - Monken On Sorsby Character 14:20 - Big Boy Train Visit 23:15 - Browns Quarterback Market Reality 27:45 - NBA Playoffs Coaching Credit 33:00 - Joey Cantillo Pitching Struggles 37:00 - Taylor Swift Seat Auction

92.3 The Fan presents a selection of conversations from Ken and Anthony during the past week. The trade of Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams was a hot topic, while Ken also shared a bizarre incident involving a famous vehicle on the road, and Anthony solicited feedback about his wife's 40th birthday.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the emotional rollercoaster Cleveland Browns fans are experiencing after trading Myles Garrett to the LA Rams, and it hits exactly like a bad breakup. From denial to acceptance to creeping jealousy after seeing Garrett smiling at Rams OTAs, the guys can't help but wonder if the grass really is greener. But when asked the real question, would you undo the trade and give up Jared Verse? The answer might surprise you.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the fallout from the Browns trading Myles Garrett, debating whether Jared Verse provides the leadership the former star lacked. They examine social media reactions to Garrett's apparent happiness with the Rams and discuss whether fans would reverse the trade if given the chance. The conversation then shifts to the Cavaliers, questioning if Evan Mobley should be moved to acquire a superstar like Giannis Antetokounmpo. 01:50 - Evaluation of Jared Verse 05:05 - Myles Garrett with the Rams 10:25 - Fan Poll on the Trade 16:00 - Jared Verse Press Conferences 20:50 - Ken's Youth Football Story 24:21 - Caller Josh's Browns Take 34:10 - Trading Evan Mobley for Giannis 39:30 - Donovan Mitchell's Title Ceiling

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze Albert Breer's report on the internal dynamics behind the Myles Garrett trade and his relationship with the Browns' front office. They debate the leadership void left by the star defender and the emerging quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. The discussion also touches on the Guardians' potential for a deep postseason run after their success against the Yankees. 01:24 - Breer Inside Garrett Trade 06:01 - Trade Completion And OTAs 10:35 - Berry Executive Think Tank 15:32 - Critiquing Garrett Leadership 19:42 - Amicable Split With Haslams 24:35 - Garrett Versus Baker Exits 30:10 - Watson Versus Shedeur Sanders 36:57 - Guardians ALCS Contention

Comin' In Hot full 593 Fri, 05 Jun 2026 13:56:45 +0000 iJXzhsc5zLFeDz6g3Z1Uso3oCYynzHEB sports The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima sports Comin' In Hot The only place to talk about the Cleveland sports scene is with Ken Carman and Anthony Lima. The two guide listeners through the ups and downs of being a fan of the Browns, Cavaliers, Guardians and Ohio State Buckeyes in Northeast Ohio. They'll help you stay informed with breaking news, game coverage, and interviews with top personalities.Catch The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima live Monday through Friday (6 a.m. - 10 a.m ET) on 92.3 The Fan, the exclusive audio home of the Browns, or on the Audacy app. For more, follow the show on X @KenCarmanShow. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwave.net%

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima recap the Cleveland Guardians' series against the New York Yankees before discussing the Stanley Cup Playoffs and their favorite sports broadcasters. They also share humorous stories about social media snooping and pranking their producers with fake guest requests. 01:37 - Guardians Yankees Series Recap 05:22 - NHL Playoffs And Broadcasters 08:19 - Pranks And Social Media

Seth and Sean see if Jason MacIntyre, SGA, Rich Paul, Damon Amendolara or Ken Carman can dethrone reigning champ Kenny Atkinson in this week's Take-a-Mania.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss the shifting landscape for the Cleveland Browns following the Myles Garrett trade. They debate whether Todd Monken should prioritize veteran Deshaun Watson or rookie Shedeur Sanders to avoid wasting the fans' time during a rebuilding year. 01:07 - Morning Show Preview 01:44 - Jared Verse Leadership 04:21 - Browns Quarterback Debate

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima celebrate the Cleveland Guardians' success against the Yankees and the team's consistency compared to other local franchises. They transition into a deep dive on Victor Wembanyama's unique star power and the magnetic pull he has on both sports fans and the general public. 02:06 - Guardians Victory Recap 06:43 - Pro Sports Comparisons 09:57 - Wembanyama's Global Stardom 17:11 - Game Night Observations