The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima celebrate the Guardians forcing a Game 5 against Chicago after a dominant offensive display and a legendary performance from Jose Ramirez. They also revisit a heated debate with Nick Wilson regarding whether it is too early to discuss playoff expectations for the 3-1 Browns. The conversation covers Stephen Vogt's managerial decisions and the team's history of struggling in front of packed home crowds.

(00:01:50) Guardians Force Game 5

(00:04:45) Jose Ramirez Playoff Legacy

(00:08:00) Stephen Vogt Managerial Analysis

(00:13:23) Home Field Advantage Fears

(00:18:50) Chicago Series Momentum Shift

(00:26:21) Tanner Bibee Relief Struggles

(00:32:49) Browns Playoff Expectations Debate

(00:36:08) Deshaun Watson Team Perspective

Carmen and Lima analyze the Cleveland Guardians' playoff performance and debate manager Stephen Vogt's high-stakes bullpen maneuvers. The conversation also covers a controversial feature on Shedeur Sanders and potential reforms to the Major League Baseball regular season schedule.

(00:01:56) Stephen Vogt Playoff Evaluation

(00:05:44) Tanner Bibee Internal Struggles

(00:10:28) Guardians Fan Phone Calls

(00:15:17) Cleveland Baseball Naming Debate

(00:19:20) Game Five Strategy Preview

(00:26:32) Shedeur Sanders Magazine Feature

(00:32:14) About Last Night Roundup

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cleveland Guardians' playoff success and Jose Ramirez's return to form after a slow start. Daryl Ruiter joins the program to discuss Steven Vogt's managerial style and the Cleveland Browns' improved outlook under Todd Monken. They also address a heated debate over a producer's questionable decision to switch NFL team loyalties.

(00:02:08) Guardians Home Field Debate

(00:07:01) Cleveland Playoff Outlook

(00:10:05) David Fry's Huge Homer

(00:15:46) Daryl Ruiter Joins

(00:22:50) Browns Playoff Expectations

(00:26:50) The Browns Jacket Controversy

(00:34:01) Superstars Thriving Off Boos

Nathan Zegura joins Ken and Lima on 92.3 The Fan to defend Deshaun Watson's recent performance while calling out national media critics for ignoring the quarterback's clutch play. They also mediate a hilarious studio conflict over the social etiquette of eating ice cream alone and discuss the Browns' special teams improvement.

(00:02:16) Ice Cream Studio Drama

(00:06:00) Watson's Clutch Passing Game

(00:09:36) Rebutting Robert Mays' Criticism

(00:13:07) Sean Payton Calling Plays

(00:16:43) Hurricane Pronunciation Debate

(00:25:15) Solo Ice Cream Masculinity

(00:35:50) Coming In Hot Calls