The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima

Andrew Berry's comments on the quarterback competition spark a discussion on 92.3 The Fan about Todd Monken's influence on the roster. They analyze the disconnect between Deshaun Watson and the fan base while considering if fans would prefer Shedeur Sanders under center.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss the backlash received after comparing Guardians prospect Chase DeLauter to Lonnie Chisenhall. They explore alternative comparisons like Manny Ramirez and Chase Utley while emphasizing the excitement DeLauter brings to the lineup alongside Jose Ramirez.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to Andrew Berry's comments regarding Myles Garrett's status as a career member of the Browns. They discuss the potential for a trade and the devastating ripple effect such a move would have on season ticket holders and the locker room culture.

Ken Carmon and Anthony Lima react to Browns GM Andrew Berry's statement that Myles Garrett is a "career Brown" amid ongoing trade speculation. They debate whether the door is truly closed on a potential move or if the contract restructuring suggests otherwise. Additionally, they look at the Guardians' season-opening split and the early impact of rookie Chase DeLauter.

92.3 The Fan presents a selection of guest appearances and interviews during the past week with The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima, Baskin & Phelps, and The Afternoon Drive. Featuring Mary Kay Cabot, Danny Cunningham, Anthony Castrovince, Tim May, John Fanta, and Matt Underwood.

A selection of conversations about the Browns from the hosts of 92.3 The Fan during the past week. The guys react to Myles Garrett's restructured contract, and whether it could herald a potential trade of the former No. 1 overall pick and five-time All-Pro. Is a Garrett trade essential to a rebuild? Daryl Ruiter thinks a deal is coming, whether it's this year or sometime down the road. Would you be OK with such a move if it meant getting a franchise quarterback in 2027? All that and more.

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan discuss the latest on the Cavaliers. The regular season is winding down, and the Cavs appear headed for the 4th seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. The guys debate what exactly should be the expectations in the postseason. Is a conference finals appearance enough? Coach Kenny Atkinson ripped his team's defensive effort after a narrow win over the Magic -- is he feeling pressure? All that and more!

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan react to Guardians rookie outfielder Chase DeLauter's epic two-homer game in the team's Opening Day win over the Mariners in Seattle. The guys discuss why DeLauter changes the look of the lineup, and how the Guardians' other young players are also key to the team's success this year. Ken Carman compares DeLauter to a touted Cleveland of yesteryear, and Baskin & Phelps praise the organization's 'pitching factory.'

92.3 The Fan presents a selection of conversations from Ken and Anthony during the past week. After a chalky opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament, the guys discuss whether Cinderella is dead. They also react to comments from Todd McShay regarding Shedeur Sanders' draft slide, and Ken goes off on the 'cult' of Shedeur. They also discuss the merits and downsides to a potential 18-game NFL schedule.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Guardians' opening day victory and Chase DeLauter's breakout potential. They discuss the latest Browns news regarding Myles Garrett's trade status and examine why Shedeur Sanders slipped in their mock draft. The conversation also features a heated debate about Evan Mobley's development and the Cavaliers' championship window. 01:50 - Guardians Opening Day Win 06:15 - Chase DeLauter Potential 10:48 - Tanner Bibee Injury Update 18:30 - Myles Garrett Trade Report 24:30 - Browns Roster Strategy Debate 29:30 - Station Banter With Baskin 38:50 - Lonnie Chisenhall Comparisons 43:40 - Cavs Championship Odds Debate 51:10 - NBA Rings Culture Mentality 59:15 - National Anthem Disasters 01:05:45 - Hayden Grove Interview 01:12:10 - Rhys Hoskins Impact 01:18:00 - Shedeur Sanders Mock Draft 01:32:00 - Daryl Ruiter Interview 01:41:15 - Browns Offensive Line Needs 01:47:30 - Outfield Youth Movement Analysis 01:59:30 - Clark Kellogg Basketball Interview 02:11:45 - NIL and Transfer Portal 02:19:10 - Evan Mobley Overrated Debate

They break down the Cleveland Guardians' opening day win, highlighting Chase DeLauter's two-home run performance and Tanner Biby's early exit due to shoulder inflammation. The conversation shifts to NFL rumors as they react to Adam Schefter’s report on the Browns adamantly denying any interest in trading Miles Garrett. Finally, Lima shares a bizarre story about providing medical assistance to fellow host Andy Baskin in the station hallway. 01:20 - Guardians Opening Day Win 04:50 - Chase DeLauter’s Historic Debut 08:10 - Hard Hit Ball Statistics 11:35 - Tanner Biby’s Shoulder Injury 17:50 - Miles Garrett Trade Rumors 21:10 - Resetting The Browns Roster 30:10 - Lima Assists Andy Baskin 36:00 - Andy Baskin Back Issues

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate the realism of expectations for Guardians' prospect Chase DeLauter while addressing concerns over the Cavaliers' championship window. They also discuss a viral national anthem fail from Opening Day and recap the Guardians' season-opening victory over the Mariners. 01:20 - Chase DeLauter expectations debate 05:24 - Cavaliers championship window 09:35 - Donovan Mitchell trade value 14:43 - Cavs historical context 20:34 - National anthem performance fail 24:55 - Interview with Hayden Grove 33:20 - Guardians Opening Day recap 36:10 - Paul Skenes' rough start

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the fallout from Shedeur Sanders' slide in the NFL Draft, discussing reports that poor interviews led to his fifth-round selection. Daryl Ruiter joins the conversation to weigh in on the Browns' quarterback situation and the likelihood of a Miles Garrett trade. They also look at the Guardians' season outlook and the impact of prospect Chase DeLauter. 04:24 - Shedeur Sanders Draft Slide 08:41 - NFL Interview Process Debate 14:24 - Daryl Ruiter Joins 20:50 - Browns Quarterback Battle 24:40 - Browns Draft Priorities 27:59 - Miles Garrett Trade Talk 33:13 - Chase DeLauter Analysis

Clark Kellogg joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss the current landscape of college basketball, including the impact of NIL and the transfer portal. They also analyze Kevin O'Connor's harsh criticism of Cavaliers forward Evan Mobley and the mounting pressure on the young star to perform in the postseason. 02:11 - Clark Kellogg Interview 06:31 - Big Ten Tournament 08:52 - NIL Portal Discussion 21:57 - Mobley Criticism Analysis 26:25 - Mobley Future Debate

They analyze Kevin O'Connor's assessment of Evan Mobley as a disappointing player who has failed to improve his offensive game since his rookie season. The conversation highlights Mobley's defensive versatility compared to his passive offensive outings and explores the massive pressure on him to perform in the upcoming postseason. 01:32 - KOC Critiques Evan Mobley 04:43 - Mobley Offensive Growth Issues 07:33 - Postseason Pressure and Future

Clark Kellogg joins the program to discuss the Big Ten's tournament dominance and the unusual communication error during the Nebraska-Iowa game. He explains why the current NIL landscape is unsustainable while emphasizing the enduring value of a college education for student-athletes. They also evaluate the state of basketball in Ohio following recent coaching changes.

Analysis of Chase DeLauter’s impressive two-homer performance leads to a debate over whether his ceiling resembles Grady Sizemore or Lonnie Chisenhall. Lima and Ken evaluate Cleveland's persistent youth movement philosophy and the implementation of robot umpires and challenges in recent games.

Darryl Ruiter joins to analyze Shedeur Sanders' draft slide and discusses the possibility of the quarterback starting over Deshaun Watson. The conversation highlights Cleveland's potential draft targets at tackle and examines the future of Miles Garrett with the franchise.

Ken and Lima react to Todd McShay's insights regarding Shedeur Sanders' surprising fall to the fifth round of the NFL Draft. They debate whether poor interview performances and the lack of an agent were the primary factors or if other underlying issues contributed to the slide. The discussion also covers LeBron James' high school honors.

Ken and Anthony bring in producer John to analyze the Guardians' season-opening win against the Seattle Mariners, specifically focusing on the offensive potential of Rhys Hoskins. They also discuss the bullpen's performance and the frustrations regarding the game's late start time and Apple TV broadcast. The segment concludes with a look at Paul Skenes' difficult MLB debut and how it impacts his Cy Young prospects.

Ken and Lima discuss the high pressure surrounding the Cavaliers and why the organization must go all-in for a championship. They also analyze a viral national anthem blunder from Opening Day and interview singer Hayden Grove, who shares a bold opinion on the Canadian national anthem.

They debate whether Guardians fans are underselling Chase DeLauter's potential while comparing him to former prospect Lonnie Chisenhall. The conversation shifts to the Cavaliers, challenging the "doom and gloom" narrative and questioning why some are hesitant to embrace the team going all in for a championship.

Anthony Lima shares a hilarious and slightly uncomfortable story about providing physical therapy to a fellow employee in the station hallway. After some process of elimination, he reveals he helped Andy Baskin apply a medicated patch to his lower back, leading to a discussion about workplace boundaries and grooming habits.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to Adam Schefter’s reporting on the Cleveland Browns modifying Myles Garrett’s contract, sparking trade speculation across the NFL. They discuss whether the team is truly heading for a reset and the potential fallout of trading a generational defensive talent.

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman react to an exciting Guardians opening day win highlighted by Chase DeLauter's two-homer debut performance. They discuss the team's youth movement, season expectations, and the injury concern surrounding starter Tanner Bibee.

Kenny Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the filmography of Paul Thomas Anderson and the Coen Brothers, debating which director's style matches their own. They also discuss the value of NFL Combine metrics versus game tape and Kadyn Proctor's potential as a draft prospect. 02:14 - Movie Director Comparison 07:13 - Film Perspectives Evolving 14:36 - Lebowski And John Goodman 17:20 - Tape Versus Combine 23:13 - Mock Draft Plans

Ken and Lima dissect head coach Kenny Atkinson's questionable comments following a Cavaliers loss and evaluate Evan Mobley's performance. They explore the implications of Myles Garrett's contract restructure while Mary Kay Cabot joins to discuss the likelihood of Shedeur Sanders starting for the Browns. The conversation also covers the MLB schedule and draft prospects like Carnell Tate and Monroe Freeling. 01:50 - Atkinson's Questionable Cavs Comments 09:41 - Cavs Seeding And Playoff Outlook 16:46 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 27:11 - Andrew Berry Misses Pro Day 39:50 - Guardians Opening Day Start Times 47:30 - Browns First Round Draft Strategy 57:10 - NBA Vs NHL Playoff Debate 01:10:26 - About Last Night Sports Update 01:18:55 - Julian Sayin As Top Prospect 01:31:01 - Mary Kay Cabot Joins Show 01:40:28 - Shedeur Sanders Week 1 Odds 01:50:30 - Vegas And 18-Game Schedule 02:04:35 - Cavs Coaching Mixed Messages 02:12:21 - Daniel Oyefusi Draft Analysis 02:25:05 - Browns QB Battle 50/50 Split 02:31:35 - Guardians Ownership And 162 Games

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cavaliers' loss to the Miami Heat and criticize Kenny Atkinson's puzzling optimism regarding the team's performance. They also explore the implications of Myles Garrett's restructured contract and debate whether Cleveland should consider trading the star defensive end for draft capital. 01:50 - Cavs Fall to Heat 06:34 - Atkinson's Post-Game Comments 09:31 - Cavs Playoff Seeding Strategy 18:11 - Garrett's Contract Restructure 21:53 - Trading Myles Garrett Debate 31:50 - Social Media Reactions 37:49 - Ohio State Pro Day

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman react to Nick Wilson's skepticism regarding the Cavaliers' postseason and his claim that the NHL playoffs are superior. They also explore the potential implementation of a shot clock in Ohio high school basketball and Jameis Winston's viral baseball interview. 18:39 - Cavs Expectations Rebuttal 22:20 - Cleveland Sports Market 25:40 - NBA vs NHL Ratings 32:50 - OHSAA Shot Clock Proposal 36:37 - Winston & Jared Calhoun

Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss why she believes Shedeur Sanders has a 60% chance of starting Week 1 for the Cleveland Browns. They debate whether it is irresponsible for the front office to keep Myles Garrett instead of trading him for high draft capital. The conversation also explores the impact of Andrew Barry skipping the Ohio State Pro Day and the league's potential move to an 18-game schedule. 01:50 - Andrew Barry Skips Pro Day 08:45 - Myles Garrett Trade Debate 15:50 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 23:15 - Shedeur Sanders Starting Odds 28:45 - 18-Game Schedule Outlook 37:50 - Myles Garrett Trade Logic

ESPN’s Daniel Oyefusi joins Anthony to break down the Cleveland Browns' draft options and the implications of Myles Garrett's restructured contract. They discuss the potential for a Shedeur Sanders era in Cleveland and the current state of the Cavaliers' defense under Kenny Atkinson. Five on the Fam concludes with a look ahead to the Guardians' Opening Day and upcoming ownership changes with David Blitzer. 01:50 - Myles Garrett Trade Talk 06:29 - Cavs Accountability And Defense 15:52 - Browns Draft Strategy Analysis 20:58 - Ohio State Pro Day 24:52 - Shedeur Sanders To Cleveland 30:20 - Garrett Contract Restructure Details 34:47 - Guardians Opening Day Preview 38:20 - David Blitzer Ownership News

They analyze the start of the MLB season and debate whether the 162-game schedule remains the ideal length for professional baseball. The conversation shifts to the future of the Cleveland Guardians as David Blitzer prepares to assume ownership in 2027. They also contrast the Guardians' organizational stability with the chaotic nature of the Browns and Cavaliers.

Browns' ESPN Beat Reporter Daniel Oyefusi discusses the Cleveland Browns' draft outlook and the debate between selecting wide receiver Carnell Tate or tackle Monroe Freeling. He also analyzes the quarterback competition involving Shedeur Sanders and provides insight on Deshaun Watson's return. Finally, they examine the reasons behind Myles Garrett's contract restructure and potential trade rumors.

They weigh the controversial idea of trading Myles Garrett to facilitate a Cleveland Browns rebuild and quarterback hunt. The discussion then shifts to the Cleveland Cavaliers, where Kenny Atkinson's optimistic halftime comments during a blowout draw criticism. Analysis of the Cavs' recent 14-4 stretch follows, addressing fan labels of the team being unserious despite their winning record.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to Mary Kay Cabot's bold claim that Shedeur Sanders has a 60% chance to start week one for the Browns. They also weigh the pros and cons of trading Myles Garrett and express their frustrations with the rising costs of traveling to Las Vegas for NFL games. 01:01 - Shedeur Sanders Starting Odds 02:58 - Vegas Super Bowl Frustrations 05:26 - Trading Myles Garrett Debate 07:02 - Browns Quarterback Situation

Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss whether the Browns should consider trading Myles Garrett to improve their draft position. She breaks down the quarterback dynamic between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, providing insight into draft prospects and the potential shift toward an 18-game NFL schedule.

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman deduce why it might be irresponsible for the Cleveland Browns to retain Myles Garrett instead of trading him for high draft picks. The conversation also explores the importance of GM attendance at Pro Days and DeVier Posey's bold claims about Julian Sayin's potential.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss the potential introduction of a 35-second shot clock in Ohio high school basketball and the associated costs for schools. They also react to Jameis Winston's humorous appearance on a baseball broadcast and evaluate Jared Calhoun's appointment as the new Cincinnati head coach.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate whether the Cavaliers must reach the conference finals to consider the season a success. They also discuss the risks of drafting a project offensive lineman in the top ten and why NBA playoff ratings dwarf the NHL.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima express frustration over the late-night start time for the Guardians' season opener against the Mariners. They also analyze the Cleveland Browns' draft approach, debating whether high-level prospects like Kadyn Proctor or Monroe Freeling need to be Week 1 starters.

Discussion centers on the implications of Miles Garrett's restructured contract and whether it signals a potential trade. The conversation shifts to GM Andrew Berry’s absence from the Ohio State pro day, highlighting the importance of optics and fan trust.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cleveland Browns' decision to restructure Myles Garrett’s contract and what it means for his future in Cleveland. They debate whether the organization is creating flexibility for a potential trade to secure draft assets for a franchise quarterback. 01:01 - Myles Garrett Contract Restructuring 03:35 - Trading Myles Garrett Debate 06:49 - Potential Trade Return Value 10:31 - Impact On Browns Fans

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' frustrating loss to the Miami Heat and criticize head coach Kenny Atkinson's overly positive post-game remarks. They debate whether the team is intentionally positioning themselves for the fourth seed while highlighting Evan Mobley's recent struggles on the court.

92.3 The Fan presents a compilation of the week's top Guardians talk from The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima, Baskin & Phelps, and Afternoon Drive on The Fan. The guys break down why Chase DeLauter has the station buzzing after a massive performance, plus a look at why moving Gold Glover Steven Kwan to center field might be a risky play for his trade value. That and more this week on the Best Of Guardians on 92.3 The Fan!

Ken and Anthony examine the Cleveland Browns' quarterback dilemma, debating if Todd Monken will prioritize football logic by starting Deshaun Watson over fan-favorite Shedeur Sanders. They express significant frustration with the proposed 18-game NFL schedule, arguing it will water down the regular season's intensity and lead to player load management. Additionally, Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer joins to discuss prospects Ty Simpson and Kadyn Proctor. 01:50 - Atkinson Critiques Cavs Defense 08:00 - Harden vs Garland Trade 12:50 - Jared Allen Injury Concern 19:37 - Watson vs Shedeur Odds 23:14 - Monken Quarterback Decision Authority 27:43 - MLB Height Rules Explained 41:10 - Cavs Finals Or Bust 52:15 - Danny Cunningham Guest Segment 01:13:07 - Joe Flacco Joins Bengals 01:17:37 - 18 Game NFL Season 01:33:13 - Watson vs Shedeur Community 01:42:38 - Kalen DeBoer Interview 01:52:52 - Kadyn Proctor Draft Outlook 02:11:09 - Evaluating Ty Simpson Draft 02:21:06 - Breer On Watson Contract 02:27:29 - Ken Streets Fan Argument

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cavaliers' defensive issues and the significance of Jared Allen's availability. They explore how Todd Monken might handle a quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. The discussion also covers MLB's new height measurement protocols and their impact on strike zones. 01:20 - Cavs Defensive Struggles 05:04 - Jared Allen Injury Impact 09:31 - Cavs Post-Trade Identity 13:46 - Playoff Effort Concerns 20:31 - Watson vs Sanders Competition 24:47 - Todd Monken Leadership Role 31:30 - MLB Height Measurement Rules 35:31 - Automated Strike Zone Debate

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' defensive struggles and whether the team is prioritizing offensive output over championship-level effort. They welcome Danny Cunningham to break down the Jarrett Allen injury timeline and the long-term outlook of the James Harden trade. Additionally, they discuss Joe Flacco signing with the Cincinnati Bengals and the potential implications of an expanded NFL schedule. 01:25 - Monken's Quarterback Decision 05:15 - Cavs Defensive Struggles 09:30 - James Harden Trade Analysis 13:45 - Danny Cunningham Interview 19:30 - Defensive Miscommunication Issues 23:45 - Evaluating Darius Garland's Performance 30:00 - Playoff Seeding Strategy 36:15 - Joe Flacco Joins The Bengals

Kenny Carman and Nick Wilson discuss the potential shift to an 18-game NFL schedule and how it might impact player health and regular-season intensity. They also weigh the Browns' quarterback dilemma between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders before welcoming Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer to discuss prospects Ty Simpson and Kadyn Proctor. 01:50 - NFL 18-Game Season 08:15 - Diluting Football Quality 13:15 - Browns Quarterback Debate 18:45 - Watson Reputation Issues 26:10 - Kalen DeBoer Interview 36:30 - Kadyn Proctor Analysis 42:15 - NIL Regulation Discussion

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down Kalen DeBoer's endorsement of Ty Simpson and whether the Browns should prioritize an offensive tackle like Caden Proctor over a receiver. They examine Albert Breer's perspective on the quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. Finally, they debate whether the intense online following for Sanders reflects real-life fan sentiment in Cleveland. 02:14 - Ty Simpson Sales Pitch 08:28 - Proctor Versus Tate Debate 14:13 - Browns QB Room Realities 21:46 - Sanders Internet Fan Base 29:38 - Cavs Playoff Seeding Goal

Ken and the Slippery Wizard analyze Albert Breer’s assessment of Deshaun Watson’s future and the potential for Shedeur Sanders to start for the Browns. They debate whether the vocal online support for Sanders reflects the reality of the Cleveland fanbase or exists primarily on social media. 01:00 - Browns QB Conversation and Mac Jones 02:00 - Shedeur Sanders and College Fandoms 04:45 - Albert Breer on Deshaun Watson Logic 08:49 - Todd Monken and Browns Starting Decision 10:23 - Real Life vs Social Media Fandom