Hour 2: John Fanta + Is Kenny Atkinson changing his tune?

The episode opens with a lively discussion on Cleveland's sports landscape, beginning with John Fanta joining the 'Make It Right Call' to debate parking prices at major sporting events, with a particular focus on the potential $150 parking fees at the new New Brown Stadium. Fanta expresses skepticism about such prices, advocating for alternative parking solutions. The conversation shifts to the Cleveland Guardians' promising start to the season, with Fanta expressing confidence in their 90-win potential despite concerns about roster consistency and depth. He also praises the Browns' potential to draft Jeremiah Love at #6, calling him an electrifying talent who could revitalize their backfield. Moving to the Cavaliers, the hosts debate whether Cavs fans are in denial about their championship prospects, with Fanta arguing they're not at the elite level needed to win it all. The central theme emerges around Kenny Atkinson's admission that the Cavs are considering playoff seeding strategy to avoid the Celtics, sparking a broader debate on tanking and team management. The hosts express concern that Atkinson is late to the game, especially as the Knicks appear to be actively trying to lose games to avoid Boston. They also question the realism of the Cavs' championship hopes given injuries, defensive struggles, and James Harden's past playoff shortcomings. The segment concludes with a humorous and practical car-buying advice segment, where Jake seeks help navigating the complexities of purchasing a new car, prompting the hosts to share tactics like lying about interest rates, hiding budget limits, and using online pricing to gain leverage.