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The guys wrap up a disappointing (and quick) Eastern Conference Finals exit for the Pacers and take their first look at the biggest offseason questions. They also get into a memorable day at the Indianapolis 500 and spend time remembering the legendary Bill Walton.

The guys give their final thoughts on the Pacers' historic Game 7 performance (and series win) against the Knicks and look for reasons for optimism against the Celtics. Also, how many cars can actually win the Indianapolis 500 and Caitlin Clark's first "WOW' play as a pro.

The guys get into Sunday's demolition of the Knicks and if the Pacers should now be considered the favorites in the series. Also, a look at Alex Palou winning (again), Caitlin Clark's WNBA debut, and a throwback to landline phone numbers.

The guys spend most of the show on the Pacers' rough Game 1 loss to the Knicks, with the ineffectiveness of their star player and the game officials, but also spend some time on Anthony Edwards, the Kentucky Derby finish, and breaking Team Penske suspensions.

The guys jump into a debacle of a performance for the Pacers in Milwaukee on Tuesday night, why Jake feels confident in Chris Ballard's selection of Laiatu Latu, a look at Indy's possible MLS future, and a visit from a predatory death bird.

The guys give their early impressions of Pacers-Bucks and why Tyrese Haliburton needs to re-become the franchise player he was during the In-Season Tournament. Plus, debating the chances of the Colts trading up in Round 1, an updated look at the transfer portal, and Jake tells the story of past transgressions, 30+ years ago.