Overtime with Jake Vulinec

Jake Vulinec reacts to yet another day of LeBron Watch without a decision made. He talks about if the wait is starting to get annoying as well as if it's a good thing to hear Donovan Mitchell and James Harden have been in contact with LeBron this summer.

Jake shifts to Browns talking about whether or not he cares if Deshaun Watson plays well somewhere else after he leaves Cleveland and if they truly have the worst quarterback room in the NFL this season. He also talks about Kenny Atkinson and if he would be a good coach for LeBron?

Dylan Feltovich of The Browns Wire joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about some Browns storylines ahead of training camp. They talk about the quarterback room, if we should expect a defensive drop-off from the Browns and more.

Jake Vulinec continues on with LeBron watch and talks about if he feels LeBron can make it through his public appearances the next couple of days without making a decision. Then, he looks ahead to what it might look like if LeBron chooses Cleveland and what moves could be important for the Cavs to make.

Lance Reisland of cleveland.com and 92.3 The Fan joins the show to talk Browns. Then, Jake discusses if he would consider bringing Ethan Pocic back after he was cleared and talks about Jared Verse's comments today.

Lance Reisland of cleveland.com joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about the storylines of the Browns offseason. They get into the quarterbacks getting work in, what's next for Jerry Jeudy, if Carson Schwesinger is undervalued and more.

Jake Vulinec continues talking about LeBron's pending decision and if the Warriors are still a legitimate threat in the race and where the Cavs might be at the biggest disadvantage. Then he looks ahead to the MLB All-Star Game.

Jake reacts to what we heard from the station's guests today. Then, he shifts to Browns and talks about how Carson Schwesinger is viewed in Cleveland as well as his thoughts on the Browns' quarterbacks holding their camps this summer.

Jake Vulinec continues to talk about LeBron's pending decision and how the Cleveland fans might react if he doesn't choose Cleveland and if doubt is starting to creep in amongst the fanbase about whether or not he comes at all.

Jake recaps what we heard from the station's guests before talking about possible concerns about Deshaun Watson's shoulder and if expectations will be too high if LeBron returns to Cleveland.

Cade Cracas of Sports Illustrated joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about the Guardians, their bullpen struggles, the young players breaking out, the AL Central race and more.

Jake Vulinec starts Overtime talking about why he's losing interest talking about LeBron until he makes a decision. Then, he gives his thoughts on whether or not the Cavs need to pitch LeBron publicly before shifting the Guardians and if we need to start taking the AL Central seriously.

Chris Easterling joins the show to talk Browns. Then, Jake talks about how good he feels about the Deshaun Watson insurance money even though it's much less than reported and if Browns fans have too high of expectations for Jared Verse.

Chris Easterling of the Akron Beacon Journal joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about all the news currently surrounding the Browns offseason.

Jackson Flickinger of Fear The Sword joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about Donovan Mitchell's new extension, the Cavs pursuit of LeBron James and other news surrounding the Cavs offseason.

Jake Vulinec starts Overtime reacting to Donovan Mitchell's max extension with the Cavs and what it could potentially mean in their pursuit of LeBron this summer?

Jake talks some Browns, specifically if them naming a starter early in camp would actually benefit the team and if the Browns being ranked as the second worst roster in the league is unfair. Also, he discusses some new Cavs roster rumors if LeBron decides to join the Cavs.

Dylan Feltovich from Browns Wire joins Anthony Alandt to revisit a bold take: was the Browns’ 2024 Draft Class truly a major swing and miss? The two break down Cleveland’s recent draft decisions and discuss whether the Browns have done enough over the last two drafts to change the outlook of the franchise. The conversation continues with a full roster evaluation after national media questioned whether the Browns have one of the weakest rosters in the NFL heading into the season. Is Cleveland’s talent being overlooked, or are the concerns justified? Anthony and Dylan break down the strengths, weaknesses, biggest question marks, and what needs to happen for the Browns to prove this false.

The possibility of LeBron James returning to Cleveland has fans buzzing — but would another chapter with the Cavaliers actually make sense? Anthony Alandt discusses the excitement of a potential reunion, what LeBron could bring to the Cavs, and whether the idea of “fit” even matters when you’re adding one of the greatest players in NBA history. Recent reports have fueled speculation about a possible return to Cleveland, making the conversation even more intriguing. Plus, he takes a look at where the Guardians stand at this point in the season. Are they contenders, buyers, or a team still searching for answers?

The trade deadline is approaching, and the Guardians have some important decisions to make. Should Cleveland buy, sell, or stand pat? Anthony Alandt breaks down what the Guardians need to do, what moves they should consider, and how their choices could shape the future of the team. Plus, take a hard look at the Browns and ask the question everyone is debating: are they really the second-worst team in football? We discuss the struggles, expectations, and what needs to change for Cleveland to turn things around. Dylan Feltovich from Browns Wire joins the show and gives his take on things.

Jake Vulinec talks about whether or not Donovan Mitchell is treated unfairly in Cleveland and if LeBron would instantly become the number one option if he chooses to sign with the Cavs.

Jake talks about where the Cavs stack up in the East if they are able to land LeBron. He also talks some Browns and if it matters that Deshaun Watson is working out in Berea this summer.

Jake Vulinec reacts to the Jaylen Brown trade to Philly and talks about if he feels LeBron would simply be a one-year rental for the Cavs.

Jake reacts to the station's guests today. Then, Danny Cunningham of Locked on Cavs, The Inside Shot and 92.3 The Fan joins the show to talk Cavs and Jake talks about whether or not the Cavs need to make moves to make themselves more appealing to LeBron.

Justin Lada of Locked on Guardians joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about the Guardians, how they're handling this injury-riddled stretch, the upcoming trade deadline and more.

Danny Cunningham of Locked on Cavs, The Inside Shot and 92.3 The Fan joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about the Jaylen Brown trade, the summer of LeBron and everything else surrounding the Cavs and the NBA in free agency.

Jake Vulienc breaks down the latest reports surrounding LeBron's future after he informed the Lakers he would be playing elsewhere for the upcoming season and discuss whether the Cavaliers should seriously pursue a reunion. He also explore what a return would mean for Cleveland's championship aspirations and whether Donovan Mitchell would embrace sharing the spotlight with LeBron or if it would complicate the Cavs' current core. Is a homecoming realistic, or is it just another offseason rumor? Plus the Station Buzz.

Daryl Ruiter joins the show talking the evolving quarterback conversation in Cleveland—where Deshaun Watson is reportedly still in position to compete with Shedeur Sanders for leadership of the Browns’ offense. Is Watson truly holding off the rookie, or is Sanders already closing the gap in the battle for QB1? Then the unusual and complicated path of quarterback Brendan Sorsby, and whether he realistically still has a shot at the 2027 NFL Draft after his legal and eligibility setbacks. Two very different quarterback stories, both with major questions about what comes next.

David Shepherd explains why LeBron James may care more about his legacy than any other all-time great—and why a potential championship in Cleveland could be the defining moment that cements it once and for all. We also look around the league, including how much the Toronto Raptors have improved with Kawhi Leonard in the mix, and why the Washington Wizards are taking a hard line approach in any discussions surrounding Anthony Davis.

Could LeBron James really be headed back to Cleveland? Daryl Ruiter breaks down why this Cavaliers roster may be the most complete team LeBron has ever had the opportunity to join—and whether today's reports make a homecoming more realistic than ever. Plus, would Donovan Mitchell embrace a reunion with the NBA's all-time leading scorer, or would it create new challenges for the Cavs? Then we shift to the NFL, where Daryl explains why quarterback Brandon Sorsby chose to compromise instead of pursuing legal action following the NFL's decision not to hold a supplemental draft. We also dive into the Browns' quarterback competition, why the team isn't expected to make a decision until after joint practices, and why Daryl believes Deshaun Watson is still the most likely choice to emerge as Cleveland's starting quarterback.

It’s a busy day around the NBA, and Jake Vulinec breaks it all down in the first hour of the show. Rumors are heating up that LeBron James could be headed to the Golden State Warriors. Given his long history and his deep ties to Cleveland, what should the reaction be from Cavaliers fans? Plus, the Cavs continue exploring ways to strengthen their roster year-round. With the Hawks reportedly moving on from Jonathan Kuminga, would the talented forward be a good fit in Cleveland's system?

Ethan Sands breaks down what the Cavaliers off-season is looking like and what fans can expect -- Could Jonathan Kuminga be apart of the Cavaaliers future? Plus it's looking like James Harden is going to returning to the Cavaliers. If he takes a cut will you look at his role on this team differently?

Ethan Sands breaks down a crucial offseason ahead for the Cleveland Cavaliers as financial constraints force tough decisions. Can the Cavs realistically retain Max Strus, or will cap limitations push them to reshape parts of the roster as they continue building around their core? The conversation also explores Cleveland’s broader offseason strategy, including potential targets and upgrades. Could Jonathan Kuminga be a fit if he becomes available, and how would his athleticism and upside translate in the Cavs’ system? Plus, what to make of the ongoing buzz around a possible LeBron James return?

Anthony Alandt fills in for Jake Vulinec and gets into Cavs talk, discussing whether or not Evan Mobley is considered overrated in Cleveland and also if the Cavs will move with enough injuries to fix their roster issues.

Anthony gets into the Browns quarterback competition and what it means for Shedeur Sanders if he doesn't win the starting quarterback job. He then talks about whether the Browns should consider moving on from more defensive players, including Denzel Ward.

Jake Vulinec gets into Cavs talk and dicusses how close they are to being a championship team as well as why he isn't interested in an Evan Mobley for Jaylen Brown swap.

Jake reacts to both the Guardians win over the White Sox and the Cavs selection of Meleek Thomas in the second round of the NBA Draft.

Greg Swartz of Bleacher Report joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about the selection of Meleek Thomas, the potential Evan Mobley-Jaylen Brown trade and more about the Cavs critical offseason ahead.

Jake Vulinec begins Overtime giving his first reaction to the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade and what it means for the Cavs. He also talks about the excitement level for the NBA Draft tonight with the Cavs pretty much being bystanders.

Max Chadwick of Preferred Walk-On joins the show. Then, Jake talks about the decision to keep Brendan Sorsby out of the supplemental draft, if it was the right decision and if the Browns dodged a bullet.

Max Chadwick of the Preferred Walk-On joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about the NFL's decision not to hold a supplemental draft this year, where Brendan Sorsby goes from here, the Browns quarterback situation and more.

The second hour of "Overtime with Jake Vulinec" for Monday, June 22, 2026.

The first hour of "Overtime with Jake Vulinec" for Monday, June 22, 2026.

Jake Vulinec begins Overtime reacting to the Guardians win over the Brewers this afternoon. He talks about why he still has concerns for the team for the difficult upcoming stretch and where their focus needs to be to get through it.

Jake shifts to Browns and talks about how much Todd Monken may have to prevent the Browns from drafting Brendan Sorsby. Then, he talks about some of Sorsby's agent's comments before chipping in on a station controversy from today.

Cade Cracas of Sports Illustrated joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about the Guardians, reasons for optimism despite their current injury situation, the upcoming stretch of games and more.

Jake Vulinec begins Overtime talking Cavs and their offseason ahead. He talks about whether Donovan Mitchell is still considered a Top 10 player in the league, what the Cavs plans are with the current roster and where they might look for changes.

Jake is joined by 92.3 The Fan's own, Daryl Ruiter. Then, he talks about what the worst case scenario would be for Brendan Sorsby on the Browns and why he'd be hesitant to pursue him before discussing whether or not the Browns actually need good quarterback play next season.

Lance Reisland of cleveland.com and 92.3 The Fan joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about Brendan Sorsby entering the supplemental draft, why he wouldn't bid on him, the Browns quarterback competition and more.

92.3 The Fan's own, Daryl Ruiter joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about Brendan Sorsby, if the Browns should pursue him as well as a little bit of Cavs talk and their offseason ahead.