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Best of Cavs on 92.3 The Fan: Does one of Spida or Mobley have to go? bonus 2968 Sat, 30 May 2026 15:00:00 +0000 mJHP2KEmX2bibNzKzv4pAjXeqYvPK3j0 sports Afternoon Drive on The Fan sports Best of Cavs on 92.3 The Fan: Does one of Spida or Mobley have to go? Afternoon Drive on The Fan is your daily soundtrack for Cleveland sports, fueled by strong takes, lively debate, and nonstop energy. Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin guide listeners through the latest news and storylines across pro and college sports, keeping a close eye on the Browns, Guardians, Cavaliers, and Buckeyes. Whether it's reacting to breaking headlines or sparking passionate discussion, Afternoon Drive brings an entertaining, fan-first approach to weekday afternoons. © 2026 Audacy, Inc. Sports https://player.amperwavep

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss the lifetime ban of social media influencer Alan Farrell from Cedar Point after a viral video showed him eating chicken nuggets on the Millennium Force. They explore the safety implications of the stunt and look into Farrell's other content, including his Cleveland Browns tattoos. A listener calls in to recount a similar experience of sneaking fast food onto an amusement park ride. 01:01 - Bazzana and DeLauter Analysis 03:30 - Alan Farrell's Park Ban 06:39 - Social Media Content Trends 12:14 - Listener's Rollercoaster Food Story

Koby Altman emphasizes his firm commitment to Donovan Mitchell as the cornerstone of the Cleveland Cavaliers' future during a recent press conference. Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss the challenges of elevating the roster to championship status through internal development and the pressure on leadership to avoid another difficult rebuild. 01:00 - Altman Supports Donovan Mitchell 06:16 - Cavs Roster Building Strategies 11:31 - Koby Altman Job Accountability

Analysis on 92.3 The Fan from Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin examines the quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders during Browns OTAs. They discuss the impact of Todd Monken's arrival on the coaching staff and evaluate the durability concerns fans have for the upcoming season. 01:00 - Browns Quarterback Competition 04:05 - Todd Monken's Coaching Role 08:40 - Deshaun Watson Durability Debate

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin explore the possibility of the Cleveland Browns trading Myles Garrett, specifically looking at a potential deal with the Philadelphia Eagles involving Howie Roseman. They evaluate the impact of such a trade on the team's future draft capital and compare Garrett's value to past blockbuster trades like Von Miller and Matthew Stafford. The segment concludes with a caller's take on a potential quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. 01:00 - Myles Garrett Trade Rumors 09:12 - Potential Trade Destinations Evaluated 13:43 - Quarterback Competition Debate

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to rumors about LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo potentially joining the Cleveland Cavaliers on Afternoon Drive. They dissect Koby Altman's season-ending press conference regarding Evan Mobley's future and respond to listener frustrations about the team's trajectory. 01:01 - Radio Industry Job Titles 06:40 - Giannis And LeBron Rumors 11:34 - Altman On Evan Mobley 15:24 - Listener Critiques Cavs Roster

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze a series of failed trick shots before diving into a dark yet humorous discussion about hypothetical death scenarios. They specifically debate the indignity of choking on a Lunchable and the potential national news coverage of a clown-related tragedy. 01:00 - Mack's Trick Shot Misses 03:11 - Funny Ways To Die 09:47 - Browns Quarterback Dilemma

The discussion between Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin focuses on an ESPN list of the most improved NFL units, specifically analyzing the Cleveland Browns' offensive line and wide receiver groups. They evaluate the potential of young players like Spencer Fano and Shedeur Sanders while debating which unit's overhaul will most significantly impact the team's offensive success. 01:00 - Browns Most Improved Units 02:14 - Spencer Fano Potential 04:41 - Offensive Line Depth 10:27 - Wide Receiver Outlook 13:22 - Unit Impact Comparison

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

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin talk about the Cavs commitment to Donovan Mitchell, and their willingness to make moves this summer. Then, they react to the best sound bites and storylines from around the sports and entertainment world.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Cavaliers GM Koby Altman's optimistic season-ending press conference and his vision for Donovan Mitchell. They also laugh about the end of the school year and a prank involving an Eid Mubarak gift card for a teacher. 02:13 - Welcome To Afternoon Drive 04:03 - End Of School Gifts 09:49 - Koby Altman Presser Analysis 13:33 - Linear Growth Buzzwords

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin evaluate Deshaun Watson's performance in training camp and his standing within the Browns locker room. They also explore a patriotic alter ego and discuss the quality of Cleveland traffic compared to other cities. 02:14 - Afternoon Drive Introduction 03:17 - Summer And Saul American 06:41 - Deshaun Watson Training Camp

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze the Cleveland Browns' quarterback hierarchy, focusing on Deshaun Watson's position as the starter ahead of training camp. They evaluate the team's off-season roster moves and debate the terms of a season win total wager involving a burger bet following a fan call. 01:00 - Watson Starting Status 04:41 - Browns Roster Evaluation 09:12 - Fan Call And Bets

Nick Wilson shares how his 93-year-old grandmother became an internet celebrity after a local meat company's Facebook post went viral. They transition into a humorous debate about faking lottery wins on deathbeds and hiring mysterious strangers to cause dramatic scenes at their future funerals. 01:00 - Night Mama's Viral Fame 05:02 - Fake Lottery Win Pranks 09:57 - Hiring Mysterious Funeral Strangers 13:44 - John Fanta's Future Funeral

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss Tom Selleck's appearance at an Angels-Tigers game before transitioning to the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation. Analysis centers on a report from Mary Kay Cabot regarding the competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, debating the value of practice performance versus in-game talent. They explore whether the current depth chart setup creates a disadvantage for a gamer-style player. 01:14 - Tom Selleck Baseball Appearance 02:59 - Watson Versus Sanders Battle 10:51 - Browns Quarterback Competition Discussion

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss the Cleveland Guardians' successful start and the impact of calling up young players like Travis Bazzana and Chase DeLauter. The conversation also explores the managing style of Stephen Vogt and the potential implications of a new MLB salary cap proposal. 01:06 - Guardians Youth Movement 03:55 - Managing Success Under Vogt 08:22 - MLB Salary Cap Proposal

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin break down the trade value of Donovan Mitchell and the strategic direction of the Cleveland Cavaliers under Koby Altman. The discussion then turns to a viral story about Timothée Chalamet's seating behavior at a Knicks game and a lighthearted debate on public space etiquette and personal space. 01:01 - Donovan Mitchell Trade Scenarios 04:24 - Timothée Chalamet Manspreading Incident 08:45 - Public Etiquette And Personal Space

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin debate whether the Cleveland Browns should consider trading Myles Garrett before the June 3rd deadline. They weigh the potential return of draft picks and young players like Jared Verse against the impact of losing a generational talent. Isaac from Shaker Heights joins the discussion to argue that elite players like Garrett should never be traded regardless of the team's record. 01:01 - Debating Myles Garrett Trade 05:14 - Analyzing Potential Trade Returns 10:25 - Caller Defends Myles Garrett

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss the narrative developing about the Browns quarterback competition during OTAs. Then, they react to the best sound bites and storylines from around the sports and entertainment world.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin look at the Cleveland Guardians' performance after CBS Sports issued the team a B-plus grade. They argue that the national media relies on outdated statistics and fails to recognize the impact of young players like Travis Bazzana and Chase DeLauter. 01:32 - Guardians Receive B-Plus Grade 05:34 - Analyzing Team Statistical Performance 11:53 - Comparing National Media Perception

In Thursday's edition of Quick Hits, Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin examine the possibility of LeBron James returning to Cleveland following his recent nostalgic social media posts. They also evaluate the contrasting personalities of Kyler Murray and J.J. McCarthy before shifting focus to the promising impact of Guardians prospects Travis Bazzana and Chase DeLauter. 01:39 - LeBron James Instagram Posts 05:37 - Murray McCarthy Quarterback Dynamics 09:18 - Guardians Prospects And Culture

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin debate if they'd rather trade Donovan Mitchell or Evan Mobley this offseason. Also, they question if the Cavs will make a big splash this summer.

In Wednesday's edition of Quick Hits, Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Mike Rutenberg's comments regarding Myles Garrett and Brian Windhorst's report on LeBron James. This segment also analyzes Abner Uribe's controversial strikeout celebration and features humorous stories from a competitive Memorial Day football game. 01:28 - Quick Hits: Myles Garrett 03:16 - LeBron James Lakers Report 07:15 - Abner Uribe Celebration Controversy 12:24 - Memorial Day Party Banter

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Mike Vrabel's recent press conference and rumors surrounding his personal life lead to a lighthearted debate regarding his physical appearance. The discussion then focuses on Harold Fannin Jr., evaluating his potential to become an elite receiving threat in the current NFL landscape. 01:14 - Mike Vrabel Press Conference 05:07 - Mike Vrabel Attractiveness Debate 09:12 - Harold Fannin Jr. Analysis

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze the perceived social media bias regarding Deshaun Watson and the Browns' public relations approach. The discussion moves to the Cleveland Cavaliers, focusing on Chris Fedor's criticisms of Evan Mobley's offensive ceiling. They also weigh the risks of trading for Giannis Antetokounmpo versus sticking with Donovan Mitchell's current timeline. 01:00 - Watson Social Media Coverage 05:15 - Mobley Offensive Development Concerns 10:24 - Potential Giannis Trade Scenarios

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin celebrate the Guardians' victory over the Nationals and Travis Bazzana's rise to the leadoff spot. They also cover Travis Kelce's new minority stake in the franchise and his status as a genuine Cleveland ambassador. 01:00 - Bazzana Leads Guardians Win 03:47 - Core Player Struggles 05:34 - Kelce's Guardians Stake

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Jerry Jeudy's comments on coaching accountability and the return of old-school football drills in Berea. The conversation shifts to a heated debate over a perceived social media bias in the reporting of Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders' training camp performances. Jonathan and Nick question whether clip selection is intentionally building a specific narrative. 01:00 - Jeudy On Coaching Accountability 02:24 - Browns Training Camp Analysis 04:23 - QB Social Media Bias 09:11 - Narrative And Coverage Debate

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' reaction to their playoff loss and the potential for a quiet offseason. They analyze the team's messaging regarding player fatigue and the emergence of trade rumors involving Giannis Antetokounmpo and LeBron James. 01:01 - Cavs Cautious Offseason Approach 06:07 - Giannis And LeBron Rumors 08:40 - Mark In Akron Call

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' roster construction and the future of their core players. They weigh the potential of Evan Mobley against the proven scoring of Donovan Mitchell while considering the limitations of the current backcourt. The discussion explores whether the organization should explore blockbuster trades or double down on their existing stars. 01:00 - Evan Mobley's Offensive Development 02:57 - Choosing Mitchell Or Mobley 07:40 - Evaluating Potential Trade Packages 10:19 - Fan Reactions On Trades 14:12 - Cavs' Commitment To Mitchell

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin welcome Anthony Lima to evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' postseason run and potential offseason moves. They explore the dynamic between Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley while questioning if the current roster can compete for a championship. They also discuss the possibility of acquiring Giannis Antetokounmpo and the broader challenges of team leadership in the NBA. 01:00 - Nick Teases Mac 02:27 - Anthony Lima Joins Discussion 04:54 - Cavaliers Roster Building Debate 12:02 - Trading For Giannis Antetokounmpo 13:09 - Donovan Mitchell Leadership Assessment

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze the current state of Cleveland's infrastructure and the blessing of its relatively low traffic compared to other major cities. They transition into a deep dive regarding the Cleveland Cavaliers' roster construction, debating if the team should prioritize a contract for Donovan Mitchell or focus on the development of Evan Mobley. 02:13 - Afternoon Drive Show Intro 03:10 - Cleveland Traffic Construction Rant 09:50 - Mitchell Versus Mobley Debate

In Tuesday's edition of Quick Hits, Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss the latest sports rumors, including Brian Windhorst's report on LeBron James' free agency and the likelihood of an 18-game NFL season. They also critique agent Sean Stellato's attempt to join the Italian national flag football team and Bryce Harper's unusual social media posts. 01:07 - LeBron And NFL Rumors 06:23 - Sean Stellato's Flag Football 13:15 - Bryce Harper Social Media

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin's discussion centers on the Cleveland Cavaliers' postseason exit and the controversial analytics comments made by Kenny Atkinson. They analyze Dan Gilbert's influence on coaching hires and the potential roster moves involving James Harden and Kobe Altman. The segment concludes with listener reactions to the team's lack of energy and leadership during the series against the New York Knicks. 01:00 - Atkinson's Analytics Theory 06:32 - Dan Gilbert's Hiring Influence 09:22 - Kobe Altman's Big Swings 13:51 - Listener Feedback Session 16:31 - Player Accountability Debate

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to James Harden's claim that the Cavaliers are a better team than the Knicks despite being swept in the postseason. They evaluate the team's defensive failures, criticize roster construction by Kobe Altman, and debate the future of the franchise leadership. 01:05 - James Harden Claims Superiority 05:09 - Debating Team Leadership Failures 10:02 - Front Office Roster Construction

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Joe Vardon's report that the Cleveland Cavaliers will retain Kenny Atkinson and the front office despite a disappointing sweep in the Eastern Conference Finals. The discussion explores Atkinson's coaching philosophy, Dan Gilbert's ownership approach, and a critique of how national sports insiders like Shams Charania and Adam Schefter handle reporting ethics. 01:00 - Kenny Atkinson Retained By Cavs 06:47 - Dan Gilbert's Management Style 08:18 - Criticizing Shams And Schefter 09:40 - Evaluating Atkinson's Coaching Decisions 14:16 - Cleveland Fan Reaction Calls

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin explore reports that Kenny Atkinson will continue as the head coach for the Cleveland Cavaliers with the backing of Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland. Callers express their concerns about the team's offensive identity and debate whether the front office should pursue major roster changes or maintain continuity following a disappointing postseason finish. 01:00 - Kenny Atkinson Remaining Coach 04:10 - Leo Questions Team Offense 06:33 - Todd Critiques Cavs Roster 08:44 - Big Whiskey Evaluates Atkinson 10:15 - Debating The Cavaliers Mentality

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss the future of the Cleveland Cavaliers following reports that the front office and coaching staff will remain intact. The conversation explores the possibility of trading Donovan Mitchell for Jaylen Brown and whether the current roster can truly compete in an increasingly difficult Eastern Conference. 01:00 - Retaining Atkinson and Altman 01:32 - Trading Mitchell for Jaylen Brown 08:30 - Future of Cavs Core Four

Following a disappointing sweep by the Knicks, the Cavaliers reportedly plan to retain their current coaching staff and front office. This decision has sparked debate between Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin regarding Dan Gilbert's timeline and whether the team has shown genuine progress. They also address the overwhelming presence of New York fans at Rocket Arena during the final games. 02:00 - Cavs Retain Leadership 04:40 - Knicks Fans Invade Cleveland 09:10 - Lack Of Team Progress

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin explore the possibility of a blockbuster trade involving Myles Garrett and how it might mirror the AJ Brown situation. The discussion highlights a potential trade with the Rams for Jared Verse and why Brendan Sorsby could be a target in the supplemental draft. 02:49 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 05:45 - Rams Potential Trade Package 08:38 - Brendan Sorsby Draft Logic

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to the New York Knicks sweeping the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference Finals. They question the team's heart and criticize Kenny Atkinson for his analytical defense of the team's performance. 02:17 - Afternoon Drive On The Cavs 03:47 - Kenny Atkinson's Post-Game Quotes 07:44 - Cavaliers Performance In Game 3 12:44 - Potential NBA Coaching Changes 16:51 - Upcoming Guests And Topics

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' disappointing postseason exit and debate whether the current roster construction can succeed. They explore a potential trade sending Donovan Mitchell to Boston for Jaylen Brown while highlighting the team's lack of wing depth. The discussion also addresses management's role in the failed season and the future of the core four players. 01:05 - Evaluating Cavs Postseason Failure 04:50 - Mitchell For Brown Trade 07:12 - Analyzing Season Failures 13:20 - Guard Heavy Roster Issues 15:16 - Kobe Altman Management Critique

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin get into the Cavs future after being swept by the Knicks. They get into Kenny Atkinson's mistakes in the series, and they address James Harden's comments about being the better team.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss the implications of Myles Garrett missing OTAs while remaining visible at other local sporting events. They also examine Todd Monken's recent press conferences and share their thoughts on Michael Wilbon's quarterback rankings and Ric Flair's social media antics. 01:09 - Myles Garrett Missing OTAs 04:32 - Todd Monken's Media Tactics 08:32 - Wilbon And Ric Flair

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss the competitive nature of the Cavaliers' series against the Knicks and debate the "execution gap" between the two teams. The conversation highlights Josh Hart's humorous critique of basketball analytics following New York's Game 2 victory. Additionally, they reflect on Mitchell Robinson's free-throw struggles and share a personal story about a late-night run-in with a collapsible sign. 02:11 - Knicks Execution Gap Debate 05:36 - Cavs vs Knicks Outlook 09:48 - Mitchell Robinson Free Throws 11:23 - Josh Hart Analytics Quote 16:45 - Personal Signpost Anecdote

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss the etiquette of RSVPing to parties and the difficulty of keeping secrets from their wives on Afternoon Drive. They also share details about their upcoming Memorial Day party and explain why Daryl Ruiter will miss the festivities due to his busy sports coverage. 01:03 - Party RSVP Etiquette 02:50 - Marriage Circle Of Trust 07:33 - Daryl Ruiter's Busy Schedule

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze the Cavaliers' Game 2 loss to the Knicks, focusing on Kenny Atkinson's rotations and the defensive strategy used against Josh Hart. The discussion addresses Kendrick Perkins' harsh criticism of the team's effort and evaluates whether Donovan Mitchell is playing through an injury or simply coasting. 01:01 - Cavs Rotation Strategies 05:06 - Discussion With Luke 08:11 - Kendrick Perkins Critique

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' situation after falling into an 0-2 series hole, expressing a surprising amount of confidence in the team's ability to bounce back. They specifically highlight Evan Mobley's aggressive play and Jarrett Allen's impact while addressing fan frustrations and potential roster moves. 01:01 - Processing The Playoff Deficit 05:33 - Cavs Earning Fans Trust 08:24 - Evan Mobley Offensive Growth 11:36 - Trading Mobley For Giannis 13:15 - Guard And Big Synergy

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin break down the Cavs loss to the Knicks in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Then, they react to the best sound bites and storylines from around the sports and entertainment world.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' struggles at the charity stripe and look ahead to Game 3 against the New York Knicks. They also delve into 90s true crime culture, discussing the O.J. Simpson trial and the impact of the decade's media on their childhoods. 01:10 - Cavs vs Knicks Analysis 02:46 - Cleveland Free Throw Struggles 07:22 - Caller LeVon's Game Plan 10:15 - 90s True Crime Nostalgia 14:54 - Ken Carman Voice Reaction

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' playoff struggles against the Knicks and debate whether fans are being too calm about the 0-2 deficit. Afterwards, they kickoff Friday's edition of Quick Hits by covering everything from media identification errors to Jason Sudeikis' fashion choices and Urban Meyer's thoughts on Michigan. 01:02 - Cavs Trail Knicks 0-2 03:11 - Media Blunders And Fashion 08:28 - NFL And NBA Analysis