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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 and Lima take stock of how fan sentiment has shifted overnight on the Myles Garrett trade, with analytics people and national insiders calling it a good haul while Ken admits he was too emotionally close to see it clearly in the moment. The Jared Verse conversation gets more interesting as Ken points out something he did not account for initially: Verse is a self-made guy who started at Albany, transferred to Florida State, and brings exactly the locker room sheriff energy that Myles never provided, which could matter more than people realize once the quarterback eventually arrives. Ken also takes a gentle shot at Adam Schefter for tweeting that Verse is coming home to Cleveland when Dayton is genuinely closer to Cincinnati and Indianapolis than it is to Cleveland, and the whole segment turns into a fun geography lesson about how little national media understands Ohio. Ken closes exactly where he has been all morning: this is a necessary day, not a positive day, and the quarterback who will eventually make it all worth it is probably still waking up for college workouts right now.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima bring in producer John to analyze the Philadelphia Eagles' decision to trade A.J. Brown to the New England Patriots and the potential impact of his presence on Drake Maye. They debate whether Russell Wilson belongs in the Hall of Fame as he transitions to a broadcasting career with CBS Sports. Finally, they react to Carly Teller's viral social media post regarding the Cleveland Browns.

Ken and Lima open the morning after the trade with Ken reluctantly conceding what Lima has been saying for years, that trading MylesGarrett was the necessary move, even if he refuses to call it a positive day. The distinction Ken keeps hammering is an important one: necessary and positive are not the same thing, and he is not calling it a good day until they actually land the quarterback that makes all of this worth it. A caller named Deshaun from Cleveland captures the fan base's evolution perfectly, admitting he never wanted to believe the leadership concerns about Myles Garrett but now sees it clearly, and landing on the same place as Ken: just go get the quarterback and stop wasting good players. The line that sticks is Ken's, who says at least when Myles Garrett was here the Browns felt special, and now they are just another bad team, and he is not putting a bow on that until the 2027 draft proves him wrong.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the seismic trade sending defensive star Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for Jared Verse and significant draft capital. They weigh the emotional toll of losing a franchise icon against the practical need to secure a future quarterback like Shedeur Sanders. The discussion explores if Cleveland has finally accepted the reality of a long-term rebuild. 01:50 - Browns Trade Myles Garrett 11:04 - Quarterback Room Concerns 18:48 - Coach Lance Reaction 27:04 - Myles Garrett Leadership 36:55 - Andrew Berry Era 46:14 - Jim Schwartz Factor 55:42 - Franchise History Concerns 01:06:32 - Trade Timing Logistics 01:15:56 - Russell Wilson Retirement 01:26:15 - Todd Monken Expectations 01:34:12 - Tom Pelissero Interview 01:43:32 - Organizational Reset Vision 01:54:39 - Denzel Ward Market 02:03:01 - Jared Verse Analysis 02:13:25 - Ohio Geography Debate 02:21:56 - Myles Garrett Legacy 02:33:11 - Defensive Locker Room 02:39:54 - Andrew Berry Presser

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima weigh the heavy emotional toll of the Cleveland Browns trading Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams. They argue that while losing a generational talent is difficult, the trade provides the necessary draft capital and salary cap flexibility to finally pursue a franchise quarterback. The discussion also evaluates the arrival of Jared Verse and the accountability of general manager Andrew Berry. 01:50 - Myles Garrett Trade Analysis 05:15 - Garrett's Legacy in Cleveland 08:45 - Evaluating the Trade Return 12:45 - Salary Cap Future Window 18:40 - Organization's Long-Term Strategy 23:30 - Comparing Garrett and Verse 27:30 - Leadership and Team Culture 33:55 - Necessary but Not Positive 38:15 - Andrew Berry's Job Security 42:10 - Scouting Future Quarterback Options

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to the shocking trade of Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams and analyze Andrew Berry's lengthy statement. They discuss Denzel Ward's uncertain future in Cleveland and weigh the merits of starting Shedeur Sanders over Deshaun Watson as the team enters a rebuilding phase. The conversation also explores fan frustration with owner Jimmy Haslam and national news regarding Russell Wilson's retirement. 01:50 - Analyzing Garrett Trade Statements 05:14 - Denzel Ward's Future Status 08:44 - Garrett's Impact With Rams 12:25 - Pelissero and Guest Previews 17:12 - Watson Versus Sanders Debate 21:01 - Fan Outrage Toward Haslam 25:12 - Evaluating Five-Year Plan 33:34 - AJ Brown Trade Fallout 37:23 - Russell Wilson Joins CBS

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the blockbuster trade sending Myles Garrett to the Rams and what it means for the Browns' long-term future. NFL insider Tom Pelissero joins to break down the trade value and whether veterans like Denzel Ward are also on the move. They also react to Todd Monken's strong comments regarding quarterback Brendan Sorsby's character concerns. 01:50 - Fans React to Garrett Trade 05:02 - Todd Monken's QB Faith 08:46 - Supplemental Draft Auction Talk 13:37 - Tom Pelissero Trade Insight 21:00 - Rams' Strategy for Garrett 26:30 - Andrew Barry's Reset Plan 32:11 - Denzel Ward's Trade Future 36:50 - Facing The 2026 Reality

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima assess the massive fallout from the Myles Garrett trade and Jared Verse's arrival on 92.3 The Fan. They analyze the impact of Garrett's legacy, compare defensive analytics, and debate Adam Schefter's knowledge of Ohio geography. The discussion also highlights the team's search for a franchise quarterback amidst the ongoing Deshaun Watson controversy. 02:50 - Evaluating trade return value 06:30 - Denzel Ward trade rumors 09:56 - Jared Verse leadership traits 13:05 - Ohio geography debate 17:50 - Myles Garrett's Cleveland legacy 22:10 - Predicting Garrett's MVP potential 26:15 - Garrett vs Verse analytics 32:15 - Team locker room culture 36:00 - Deshaun Watson trade fallout 39:25 - Andrew Barry presser preview

Ken Carman and Nick Pedone dive into intensifying rumors surrounding a potential trade of Myles Garrett. The duo evaluate the implications of moving the star defender and debate the necessary return value as the post-June 1st deadline arrives. 01:00 - Speculating Myles Garrett Trade 02:27 - Browns Charity Golf Outing 04:38 - Post-June First Trade Rumors 08:05 - Return Value For Garrett 12:57 - Impact On Season Outlook

Ken and Nick dig into the mounting evidence that a Myles Garrett trade is coming before mandatory minicamp on June 9th, with Ken admitting he was texted that the return is something he is not going to like, which rules out the three first rounders Danny Cunningham was dreaming about. A caller named Mike makes the most aggressive case yet, arguing the Browns should trade both Garrett and Denzel Ward while they are at peak value, blow up the culture, and let Todd Monken build something from scratch with young pieces. Ken pushes back hard on the culture argument, pointing out that Denzel Ward missing OTAs is completely different from Garrett's situation, and lands on the thing that is really eating at him: if you trade Myles today, you are willingly signing up for years of cold Sunday mornings watching a bad football team and hoping it all works out in the 2027 draft.

Ken Carman and Nick Pedone analyze significant trade rumors surrounding Myles Garrett as the June 1st deadline approaches. They evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' roster construction with guests Danny Cunningham and Daryl Ruiter, focusing on Koby Altman's recent comments and the possibility of LeBron James returning to Northeast Ohio. 02:15 - Show Intro and Golf 06:25 - Garrett Trade Rumors 11:43 - Trading Garrett Impact 18:15 - Social Media Reactions 23:45 - Cultural Impact Moves 31:44 - Cavaliers Offseason Strategy 37:20 - LeBron James Return Talk 44:30 - Schefter Garrett Audio 52:19 - QB Plan Frustrations 58:04 - Rebuild vs Contention Debate 01:08:11 - Danny Cunningham Interview 01:19:30 - Financial Rules Apron 01:28:01 - Rebuild Timelines Discussion 01:35:06 - Daryl Ruiter Interview 01:45:30 - Quarterback Search Logic 01:53:15 - Record Setters Leaders 02:02:39 - West Coast Trade Specs 02:12:31 - Stadium Planning 2029 02:28:47 - NFL Draft Quarterbacks

Ken Carman and Nick Pedone evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' future following Koby Altman's season-ending comments. They debate the feasibility of trading Evan Mobley for Giannis Antetokounmpo and whether LeBron James returning for a third stint is the team's most realistic championship path. 01:02 - Mitchell and Altman Comments 02:42 - Evan Mobley Trade Speculation 04:52 - LeBron James Return Rumors

Ken Carman and Nick Pedone break down the 'weird texts' and growing rumors regarding a potential blockbuster trade involving Myles Garrett. They discuss the potential fallout for the Browns' defense and transition into Koby Altman's recent comments about the Cavaliers' roster and the possibility of LeBron James returning for a third stint in Cleveland. 02:56 - Browns Charity Golf Outing 07:14 - Myles Garrett Trade Smoke 11:42 - Potential Trade Return Value 19:51 - Social Media Fan Reactions 25:14 - Browns Leadership And Culture 32:31 - Koby Altman Cavaliers Update 39:01 - LeBron James Return Speculation

Ken Carman and Nick Pedone react to reports from Adam Schefter regarding the future of Myles Garrett and the possibility of a franchise-altering trade. They explore whether the Cleveland Browns should seek a massive draft haul for the star defender or prioritize winning now. Additionally, Danny Cunningham joins to break down Cleveland Cavaliers trade rumors involving Jared Allen and hypothetical scenarios for the backcourt. 01:50 - Segment Introduction 05:26 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 10:17 - Garrett's Relationship With Browns 14:56 - Trading A Defensive Superstar 23:45 - Potential Draft Targets 30:40 - Cavaliers Offseason Discussion 37:02 - Kenny Atkinson Coaching Status

Ken Carman and Nick Pedone discuss the growing rumors surrounding a potential Myles Garrett trade as the June 1st deadline approaches. Daryl Ruiter joins 92.3 The Fan to share why he believes there is a less than 50% chance Garrett remains in Cleveland. They analyze the potential return packages from West Coast teams and how moving the franchise cornerstone would signal a full rebuild for the organization. 01:50 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 05:46 - Evaluating Defensive Impact 09:04 - Possible West Coast Destinations 14:10 - Daryl Ruiter Joins Show 20:30 - Potential Trade Return Value 24:30 - Browns Success Without Garrett 28:55 - Berry History Of Silence 35:45 - Analyzing Team Leadership Concerns 39:10 - Rebuild Era Comparison

Ken Carman and Nick Pedone react to Adam Schefter's report on the Cleveland Browns' future and the circulating rumors of a Myles Garrett trade. They debate the logic of a five-year rebuilding plan focused on a new stadium opening in 2029 while also venting frustrations over the Cleveland Cavaliers and their feelings toward the New York Knicks. 02:03 - Schefter On Garrett Rumors 05:15 - Building For New Stadium 09:20 - Rebuilding Plan For 2029 12:45 - Andrew Berry Roster Consistency 17:15 - Potential Trade Return Packages 20:45 - Do Sacks Win Games? 25:20 - Kenny Atkinson Cavs Analysis 32:35 - Hating The New York Knicks 37:30 - Mitchell vs Brunson Debate

Ken and Anthony debate the actual impact of Travis Kelce's new minority stake in the Cleveland Guardians, questioning if the investment will bring any tangible benefits to the franchise or if it's just a ceremonial title. The conversation then takes a hilarious and heated turn when Ken completely torches Anthony for a gross buffet faux pas at a recent gala.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to a viral minicamp video of Deshaun Watson and debate the current state of the Browns' quarterback room. They also explore the possibility of LeBron James returning to Cleveland for a final season and discuss how an MLB salary floor could impact the Guardians. 02:55 - Intro and Gala Banter 07:10 - Veggie Tray Etiquette Debate 12:45 - Callers on Public Hygiene 18:00 - Watson Minicamp Video Analysis 25:50 - Deshaun Watson QB Debate 33:05 - LeBron James Cavs Return 40:25 - Trading Mobley for Giannis 47:15 - National Media Cavs Critique 56:30 - Mitchell and Leadership Questions 01:16:10 - About Last Night Segment 01:20:35 - Vikings Quarterback Room Dynamic 01:25:55 - MLB Salary Cap Impact 01:34:10 - Guardians Roster Building Strategy 01:40:50 - Daryl Ruiter Browns Interview 01:51:45 - Miles Garrett Trade Speculation 02:01:15 - Evaluating the Cavs Bigs 02:10:35 - Elite NFL Quarterback Dearth 02:24:40 - Kenny Atkinson Analytic Memes 02:39:20 - Coming In Hot Segment

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima bring in producer John to analyze the NBA playoffs and the New York Knicks' chances of reaching the finals despite facing fatigue. They transition into a debate regarding the potential MLB salary cap and its impact on the Cleveland Guardians' business model. Finally, they examine the Minnesota Vikings' quarterback situation, questioning J.J. McCarthy's maturity and readiness for the NFL. 01:37 - NBA Finals Favorites 03:37 - MLB Salary Cap Proposal 05:57 - Vikings Quarterback Battle 08:11 - J.J. McCarthy Evaluation

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to LeBron James' recent social media activity and debate the merits of a retirement season in Cleveland. They explore the emotional connection fans have with the superstar and whether the Cavaliers should prioritize a final title run over their long-term future with Evan Mobley. 01:00 - Cleveland Sports Updates 01:53 - LeBron Cavs Return Rumors 05:42 - The Business of LeBron 09:08 - Trading Future for Success

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss the potential return of LeBron James to the Cleveland Cavaliers and whether it would jeopardize the team's long-term assets. They also analyze the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation, comparing Deshaun Watson's veteran status to the developmental path of Shedeur Sanders. Additionally, they explore how a proposed MLB salary floor could impact small-market teams like the Cleveland Guardians. 01:50 - LeBron James Return Debate 05:39 - Donovan Mitchell Value Assessment 09:00 - Cavaliers Asset Management Critique 12:30 - Fan Critique Of Leadership 17:33 - Deshaun Watson Versus Shedeur 21:15 - Browns Veteran Quarterback Strategy 25:30 - Shedeur Sanders Backup Readiness 33:43 - NBA And MLB Updates 38:06 - Vikings Quarterback Room Dynamic

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss the potential impact of an MLB salary floor on the Cleveland Guardians and their homegrown talent. Daryl Ruiter joins to analyze the ongoing quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders during Browns practices. They also debate whether Evan Mobley can elevate his game or if the Cavaliers should consider blockbuster trades for players like Giannis Antetokounmpo. 01:50 - Guardians Salary Floor Debate 05:35 - NFL Union Market Issues 10:18 - Homegrown Guardians Talent Evaluation 14:14 - Daryl Ruiter Interview Starts 18:44 - Watson vs Sanders Competition 22:15 - Miles Garrett Trade Rumors 28:22 - Cavaliers Roster Construction Discussion 35:35 - Mobley vs Giannis Debate

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss the heavy scrutiny on Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson after his "analytical win" comments went viral. They also examine the logic behind a potential Myles Garrett trade and take listener roasts during the "Coming in Hot" segment. 01:50 - Myles Garrett Trade Debate 06:49 - Evaluating Quarterback Markets 18:12 - Atkinson's Meme Pressure 28:37 - LeBron Scenarios and Callers 34:55 - Coming In Hot Segment

Comin' In Hot full 708 Fri, 29 May 2026 13:56:58 +0000 vqD66mOfZkrZ2KL0q6kMq7bDE8BbGsT9 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 analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' roster construction and whether Evan Mobley can develop into a championship-level offensive cornerstone. They weigh the benefits of a hypothetical trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo and discuss the immense pressure on new head coach Kenny Atkinson. 01:01 - Evaluating Mobley's Offensive Ceiling 04:26 - Debating Giannis Trade Hypotheticals 09:59 - Kenny Atkinson's Pressure Levels

Ken Carman calls out Anthony Lima for his behavior after witnessing him grab a carrot with his bare hands at a recent gala. They explore the social implications of ignoring buffet tongs while also reflecting on Deshaun Watson's improved velocity during camp. Callers join the fray to debate whether the clean getaway at the vegetable tray was a public health hazard or a victimless crime. 01:00 - Deshaun Watson's Velocity 03:45 - Lima's Buffet Etiquette 10:02 - Callers Debate Germs 17:53 - Calling The Race

Ken and Lima debate the buzz around Deshaun Watson's minicamp performance after a video from Cam Justice and News Five made the rounds, with the hosts pushing back hard on fans overreacting to non-padded OTA throws. Using a 1-100 scale, they argue that minicamp footage barely registers compared to what actually matters like playoff throws, wild card games, and real NFL defenses. While acknowledging Watson appears to be in the lead for the starting job, they're not ready to crown him, and they're definitely not calling the beat reporters liars for saying so. The bottom line: if you spent your Thursday arguing with journalists over minicamp highlights, this might not be the sport for you.Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the hype surrounding Deshaun Watson's minicamp highlights and the intense fan reactions to media reporting. They debate the actual value of non-padded practice highlights while defending local reporters from social media criticism and discussing the future of the quarterback position. 01:09 - Browns Minicamp Media Coverage 02:22 - Measuring Importance of OTAs 05:07 - Fans Criticizing Cleveland Reporters 07:04 - Deshaun Watson and QB Race

Ken Carman confronts Anthony Lima over his unsanitary hand-grabbing tactics at a recent gala, sparking a hilarious debate with callers about buffet etiquette. They shift focus to the Browns to evaluate Deshaun Watson's recovery and the media's reaction to minicamp footage. The discussion wraps up by weighing the merits of a LeBron James homecoming versus the Cavaliers' future roster needs. 02:55 - Gala Buffet Incident 06:30 - Public Carrot Debate 10:32 - Caller Etiquette Debate 19:18 - Watson Practice Highlights 25:30 - Browns Quarterback Competition 34:35 - LeBron Return Rumors 40:40 - Cavs Trade Rumors

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss a recent survey revealing that 75% of people support adult-only sections in restaurants to avoid unruly children. They explore the loss of empathy for parents in public spaces and react to Ken Carman's graduation speech regarding generational differences. 01:10 - Adult-Only Dining Survey 05:50 - Albert Breer Kids Debate 10:08 - Parenting In Public Challenges 14:53 - Ken Carman Graduation Speech 16:56 - Generational Parenting Differences

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze defensive coordinator Mike Rutenberg's recent comments regarding Myles Garrett's absence from voluntary workouts. Ken shares his unease with how the coaching staff is handling questions about the star defensive end, fueling further speculation about potential trade rumors. They also review Denzel Ward's perspective and look ahead to mandatory minicamp. 01:00 - Mike Rutenberg Media Clip 03:47 - Analyzing Garrett Interaction Concerns 09:33 - Browns Trade Rumors Discussion 13:19 - Monken Versus Rutenberg Approaches 17:10 - Denzel Ward Practice Update

Ken Carman shares his anxiety regarding rumors of a potential trade involving Myles Garrett after defensive staff comments. He emphasizes Garrett's status as a generational talent, debates the Browns' win total against Jonathan Peterlin's predictions, and explains why trading the star pass-rusher would derail the season before it begins. 01:04 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 05:02 - Browns Season Record Predictions 08:21 - Coaching Staff Interview Fallout 11:06 - Garrett's Contract Restructure Impact

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima explore the challenges of keeping up with modern pop culture, from the Kardashian family to Timothée Chalamet. They debate the merits of the film Interstellar and discuss the overwhelming amount of content available on streaming services like Netflix and Apple TV. The conversation touches on the shift toward comfort television and the struggle to stay relevant to younger generations while aging in the media industry. 01:40 - Kardashian Family Recognition 02:51 - Interstellar Movie Debate 07:14 - Modern Media Inundation 14:07 - Preference For Comfort TV 16:36 - Aging And Cultural Relevance

Ken Carman expresses significant concern regarding defensive coordinator Mike Rutenberg's hesitant responses about his communication with Myles Garrett. The discussion analyzes whether these interactions suggest internal friction or a looming trade that would torpedo the upcoming season. The conversation also shifts to the Cavaliers' future, debating the long-term roles of Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley. 01:50 - Rutenberg Garrett Interaction 06:22 - Coaching Staff Transparency 10:06 - National Trade Rumors 16:45 - Garrett's Cleveland Legacy 21:32 - Potential Trade Consequences 26:45 - Roster Stability Concerns 35:13 - Cavaliers Roster Changes 39:25 - Mitchell vs Mobley

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima examine the roster future for the Cavaliers, debating whether the team should prioritize Donovan Mitchell or Evan Mobley. They also voice concerns over Myles Garrett missing OTAs after analyzing defensive coordinator Mike Rutenberg's recent comments. 01:50 - Mitchell vs. Mobley Debate 06:45 - Mobley Expectations Discussion 16:38 - Garrett OTA Attendance Concerns 24:02 - Gene Defends Myles Garrett 27:15 - Brendan Sorsby Draft Talk 34:11 - Guardians And Golf Update 40:55 - NBA AI Referees Analysis

Jason Lloyd joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss why Myles Garrett holds significant leverage over the Browns despite his absence from voluntary workouts. They evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' disappointing postseason sweep and whether Dan Gilbert has become a more patient owner. The conversation also covers the feasibility of a LeBron James return and the tension between local fans and sports media. 01:58 - Jason Lloyd Joins 05:22 - Garrett's Contract Leverage 07:58 - Cavaliers' Playoff Struggles 13:10 - Dan Gilbert's Leadership 14:31 - LeBron Returning Rumors 20:04 - Media Coverage Controversy 23:30 - Garrett's Leadership Role 34:28 - Caller Chuck in Parma 38:30 - Lima's Playground Basketball 40:36 - Social Media and Friendship

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman explore Browns culture and media accountability through a conversation with a caller named Chuck. They also recount a sighting of 11-man basketball at a local park and debate why younger generations rely on social media to find friends instead of simply hanging out. 01:13 - Chuck on Browns Accountability 05:04 - 11-Man Basketball Park Sighting 07:10 - Generational Trends and Chalamets

Jason Lloyd joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss the mounting speculation surrounding a potential Myles Garrett trade and his unique contract leverage. They also break down the Cleveland Cavaliers' disappointing playoff exit and the feasibility of a LeBron James return to the city. 01:00 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 04:51 - Myles Garrett Leverage Discussion 07:24 - Analyzing Cavs Playoff Collapse 12:01 - Dan Gilbert's Leadership Change 15:14 - LeBron James Return Realities

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss Travis Kelce's new minority ownership stake in the Cleveland Guardians and whether fans would prefer him on the roster or in the front office. They weigh the potential financial influence of the Kelce-Swift power couple against the nostalgia of a one-year homecoming with the Browns. 01:04 - Radio Blowups And Reddit 02:24 - Kelce Stake Vs Browns Return 07:12 - Minority Ownership Impact Discussion 13:18 - Myles Garrett Trade Preview

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima explore the implications of a potential Myles Garrett trade and how it would force the Browns to reconsider Deshaun Watson's role. They argue that moving Garrett would admit the season is lost, making it the perfect time to evaluate younger talent like Shedeur Sanders. The discussion also highlights Travis Kelce's decision to buy a minority stake in the Cleveland Guardians. 01:07 - Kelce Joins Guardians Ownership 02:10 - Trading Myles Garrett Scenario 05:21 - Starting Shedeur Over Watson 10:00 - Impact Of Rebuilding Move 13:43 - Future Of The Franchise

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze Travis Kelce's decision to purchase a minority stake in the Cleveland Guardians and how his connection to Taylor Swift could impact the team's future. They debate whether this ownership role offers more value to the city than Kelce potentially finishing his NFL career as a member of the Browns.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima evaluate the future of the Cleveland Cavaliers following an embarrassing season finish, focusing on Kenny Atkinson's coaching and potential roster overhauls involving stars like LeBron James. They also discuss Travis Kelce's new ownership stake in the Cleveland Guardians and the financial possibilities tied to his relationship with Taylor Swift. Finally, they analyze conflicting reports regarding a potential blockbuster trade of Browns star Myles Garrett. 01:50 - Cavs Roster Blow Up Debate 08:30 - Potential LeBron James Return 12:45 - Giannis and Harden Rumors 20:15 - Travis Kelce Guardians Stake 25:30 - Taylor Swift Financial Impact 33:50 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 39:45 - Browns Quarterback Indictment

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate the hypothetical trade of Myles Garrett and how it would signal a total rebuild for the Browns. They discuss the implications for the quarterback room, specifically choosing between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. The conversation shifts to the Cavaliers as they analyze Tim Legler's suggestion of trading Evan Mobley for Giannis Antetokounmpo. 02:11 - Trading Myles Garrett 05:30 - Watson vs Shedeur Sanders 10:02 - Rebuilding Through The Draft 14:01 - Messaging To The Fans 20:52 - Trading Mobley For Giannis 29:02 - Kenny Atkinson Stays Stable 32:43 - Kelce's New Guardians Stake 37:00 - Guardians Recent Struggles

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima clash over the Cleveland Cavaliers' postseason strategy and the idea of "gaming the system" for playoff seeding. This disagreement escalates until Anthony walks out of the studio during the live broadcast. Joe Vardon also joins to analyze the team's future, focusing on coaching stability and potential blockbuster trades for Giannis Antetokounmpo or LeBron James. 01:51 - Kelce Joins Guardians Ownership 08:05 - Giannis Trade Rumors 15:15 - Joe Vardon Interview 25:45 - Giannis Trade Logistics 32:35 - LeBron James Return Odds 36:55 - Anthony Lima Walks Out

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the escalating rumors surrounding a potential Myles Garrett trade, featuring insights from NFL insider Albert Breer. They debate a hypothetical blockbuster deal with the Dallas Cowboys and weigh the impact on Andrew Berry's job security versus the long-term benefit of a youth movement. The conversation explores Garrett's contract value and whether a departure could actually help build a more balanced roster around future quarterback options like Shedeur Sanders. 01:06 - Garrett Trade Rumors Emerge 03:21 - Albert Breer Trade Analysis 07:01 - Hypothetical Dallas Cowboys Offer 10:03 - Jimmy Haslam's Trade Role 13:10 - Garrett's Contract And Communication

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima dismantle Kenny Atkinson's reasoning for the Cavaliers' playoff struggles, specifically targeting his reliance on analytics and scheduling complaints. They discuss the importance of head coach accountability and compare the team's current culture to the championship standard set during the LeBron James era. 01:07 - Atkinson's Schedule Excuses 05:55 - Dan Gilbert's Patience 10:20 - The Analytics Trap

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima engage in a heated debate regarding whether the Cleveland Cavaliers gamed the system to secure specific playoff matchups. The argument escalates when Lima feels misrepresented, leading him to walk out of the studio mid-segment. 01:01 - Cavs Postseason Excuses 02:25 - Gaming The Playoff System 05:38 - Anthony Lima Walks Out

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima bring in producer John to analyze Travis Kelce's new role as a minority owner for the Cleveland Guardians and how his celebrity status impacts the team's visibility. They also evaluate recent pitching performances by Joey Cantillo and Tanner Bibee following consecutive losses. Finally, they discuss Victor Wembanyama's presence in the NBA and his potential to become the face of the league. 01:38 - Kelce Joins Guardians Ownership 06:15 - Guardians Recent Pitching Struggles 08:10 - Victor Wembanyama's NBA Impact

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' choice to retain Kenny Atkinson and the potential for a significant roster overhaul. They discuss offensive spacing issues, the allure of a LeBron James return, and whether Evan Mobley remains a premier trade asset.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the fallout from Kenny Atkinson's controversial comments regarding the Cavaliers' playoff elimination and the role of analytics. They also debate the validity of Miles Garrett trade rumors and explore the potential return the Browns could receive in a blockbuster deal. Finally, the discussion shifts to college quarterback Brendan Sorsby and his eligibility hurdles with the NCAA. 01:55 - Resolving On-Air Tensions 06:00 - Cavs Coaching Excuse Critique 15:15 - Evaluating Miles Garrett Value 24:50 - Andrew Berry's Job Security 36:30 - Brendan Sorsby Eligibility Debate