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(00:00-30:03) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jimmy Cook, James Boyd, and producer Eddie Garrison recapping their weekends and then sharing their thoughts on the Indiana Fever losing to the Chicago Sky yesterday. They get into a debate on whether Caitlin Clark needed to be more aggressive in the final minutes with the team struggling to score in the fourth quarter. Additionally, they have a brief conversation about the upcoming NBA Draft on Wednesday.

(30:03-44:32) – Jimmy and James shift their conversation from the Indiana Fever and NBA Draft to the Indianapolis Colts with James co-hosting the show today with Jake out. They get into a discussion on what they want to see from Anthony Richardson from a games played perspective and how many pass attempts per game they would like to see from AR.

(44:32-50:56) – Hour one concludes with Jimmy and James debating what it would take for Anthony Richardson to be in the conversation for MVP, Comeback Player of the Year, or the AFC Offensive Player of the Year.

(50:56-1:15:59) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 joins Jimmy Cook and James Boyd on a Monday to join the conversation about what he would like to see from Anthony Richardson in terms of a games played and pass attempts perspective. Chappell does indicate that the Colts plan to be a run first team despite adding Adonai Mitchell to the receiver room, shares what he’s most nervous about right now with the Colts defense and reveals what he’s got in store before the start of training camp in a month.

(1:15:59-1:36:10) – Indiana Fever beat reporter, Chloe Peterson, for the IndyStar joins Query & Company with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to share her thoughts on the way the game ended yesterday for the Indiana Fever. Additionally, she explains the growth that she has seen from this Fever team in the last two weeks and highlights how important the Olympic break will be for the team with none of the players set to participate in the Olympics.

(1:36:10-2:03:45) – Former New Orleans Pelicans front office executive, Dan Pucell, joins Jimmy and James to break down the draft stock of Zach Edey and Kel’el Ware. Purcell also explains why a team could want to draft Ware over Edey, shares a couple players that could fall come draft night on Wednesday that would fit with the Indiana Pacers, dives into the NBA’s decision to expand the NBA Draft to two nights instead of just one night like it had been for years, and reacts to Jimmy’s opinion on the draft being held on a Wednesday and Thursday.

(2:03:45-2:20:45) – NBA writer for the Sporting News in Kyle Irving joins Query & Company with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to evaluate Zach Edey’s draft stock two days prior to the NBA Draft, assesses how far up the Indiana Pacers could move if they packaged all three second-round picks to move into the first round, compares this draft class to the 2013 NBA Draft class, and shares what he expects to happen with Bronny James and the first overall pick.

(2:20:45-2:24:30) – Today’s show ends with JCook Plays of the Day and Eddie sharing a couple bets!
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Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-24:30) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 joins Jimmy Cook and James Boyd on a Monday to join the conversation about what he would like to see from Anthony Richardson in terms of a games played and pass attempts perspective. Chappell does indicate that the Colts plan to be a run first team despite adding Adonai Mitchell to the receiver room, shares what he’s most nervous about right now with the Colts defense and reveals what he’s got in store before the start of training camp in a month.

(24:30-39:50) – Indiana Fever beat reporter, Chloe Peterson, for the IndyStar joins Query & Company with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to share her thoughts on the way the game ended yesterday for the Indiana Fever. Additionally, she explains the growth that she has seen from this Fever team in the last two weeks and highlights how important the Olympic break will be for the team with none of the players set to participate in the Olympics.

(39:50-1:05:48) – Former New Orleans Pelicans front office executive, Dan Pucell, joins Jimmy and James to break down the draft stock of Zach Edey and Kel’el Ware. Purcell also explains why a team could want to draft Ware over Edey, shares a couple players that could fall come draft night on Wednesday that would fit with the Indiana Pacers, dives into the NBA’s decision to expand the NBA Draft to two nights instead of just one night like it had been for years, and reacts to Jimmy’s opinion on the draft being held on a Wednesday and Thursday.

(48:35-1:22:31) – NBA writer for the Sporting News in Kyle Irving joins Query & Company with Jimmy Cook and James Boyd to evaluate Zach Edey’s draft stock two days prior to the NBA Draft, assesses how far up the Indiana Pacers could move if they packaged all three second-round picks to move into the first round, compares this draft class to the 2013 NBA Draft class, and shares what he expects to happen with Bronny James and the first overall pick.
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The final hour of the show starts with discussing Jake and Jimmy rehashing some of their thoughts from the top of the hour pertaining to the comments made by Reggie Jackson last night when asked about being back in Birmingham with MLB playing at Rickwood Field. They also play the stories that Mr. October shared last night on FOX Sports.
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(00:00-27:45) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing last night’s baseball game at Rickwood Field between the St. Louis Cardinals and San Francisco Giants. Additionally, they discuss the powerful message that Reggie Jackson delivered last night when asked about being back in Birmingham, Alabama. Finally, they get into the NBA Draft a little bit with it a week away.

(27:45-42:18) – Jake and Jimmy continue discussing the NBA Draft with a focus on the two players from Indiana college that will hear their name called in the first round. They share what they expect to see from Kel’el Ware and Zach Edey in the NBA.

(42:18-48:49) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing the comments made by Matt Painter last night on how the Kanon Catchings situation unfolded.

(48:49-1:14:04) – After briefly discussing the Catchings situation last segment, Jake and Jimmy continue a further conversation about Matt Painter because this is something that he has done before and will continue to do. Also, they provide a little knowledge ahead of their next segment pertaining to the Burger Chef Murders that took place in Speedway, Indiana in November of 1978.

(1:14:04-1:38:13) – Producers Luke Rynderman and Adam Kamien from Vertical Films/AppleTV/Amazon Prime and “The Speedway Murders” join Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to share how two Australians discovered the Burger Chef Murders and why they wanted to pursue a documentary about it. Jake and Jimmy ask the two producers why they decided to provide four different scenarios as to how the murders took place, the challenges of being able to find all the props to make reenact that night and discuss what they hope happens from people watching this documentary.

(1:33:13-1:39:05) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the program by listing why Mikal Bridges would be a fit with the Indiana Pacers, but also explain why the team won’t acquire him from the Brooklyn Nets.

(1:38:13-2:02:35) – The final hour of the show starts with discussing Jake and Jimmy rehashing some of their thoughts from the top of the hour pertaining to the comments made by Reggie Jackson last night when asked about being back in Birmingham with MLB playing at Rickwood Field. They also play the stories that Mr. October shared last night on FOX Sports.

(2:02:35-2:17:19) – As we do every Friday on Query & Company, Jake shares a feel-good story. Today’s story features a story that we told for our first installment of the segment, but this time we discuss the latest news about Owen Carr from Avon. As always, this story is courtesy of our friends over at Franciscan Health!

(2:17:19-2:21:47) – Today’s show ends with JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a couple bets, and the guys discussing their weekends!
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Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-12:49) – Jake and Jimmy continue discussing the NBA Draft with a focus on the two players from Indiana college that will hear their name called in the first round. They share what they expect to see from Kel’el Ware and Zach Edey in the NBA.

(12:49-29:41) – Producers Luke Rynderman and Adam Kamien from Vertical Films/AppleTV/Amazon Prime and “The Speedway Murders” join Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to share how two Australians discovered the Burger Chef Murders and why they wanted to pursue a documentary about it. Jake and Jimmy ask the two producers why they decided to provide four different scenarios as to how the murders took place, the challenges of being able to find all the props to make reenact that night and discuss what they hope happens from people watching this documentary.
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(00:00-28:53) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison congratulating the Indiana Fever on winning their third straight game. They discuss how comfortable things are starting to look for the Fever offensively with Caitlin Clark starting to figure things out with Aliyah Boston. Finally, Jake and Jimmy dive into why they believe Indianapolis could be a terrific host city for the Olympics in the future.

(25:50-42:07) – Jake and Jimmy shift their conversation back to the Indiana Fever with the success the team has been having lately. They applaud Caitlin Clark for how quickly she has been able to respond to how teams are defending her, the physicality of the league, and being the consummate professional during all the noise through the first half of the season.

(42:07-50:19) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy examining the players that have been selected 36th overall in the draft with Indiana possessing that pick right now in the 2024 NBA Draft.

(50:19-1:16:35) – Pat Boylan from the Indiana Fever and Indiana Pacers joins the show to provide his perspective on why the Indiana Fever have been able to win their last three games. Additionally, he highlights how important Aliyah Boston is to the overall success of the team and ranks this team’s potential with the other teams he has seen in his 10 years at Pacers Sports & Entertainment. Finally, he weighs in what kind of player the Indiana Pacers need in order to take the next step in their rebuild.

(1:16:35-1:33:13) – Indiana Fever Head Coach Christie Sides joins Query & Company ahead of her team’s five game road trip starting in Atlanta tomorrow night and states how proud she is of this team for sticking together after the rough start to the season. Addresses Jake’s question about whether Caitlin Clark had to adjust to her teammates, or they had to adjust to her and states that she is looking forward to the month break that the team will get for the Olympics.

(1:33:13-1:39:05) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the program by listing why Mikal Bridges would be a fit with the Indiana Pacers, but also explain why the team won’t acquire him from the Brooklyn Nets.

(1:36:07-2:04:05) – The final hour of the show starts with discussing Jake’s golf swing with video surfacing on Twitter of it. Jake and Jimmy shift their focus on the rookie season for Jarace Walker and discuss the growth they were able to see in his limited minutes. Additionally, they try to remind the Pacers fan base that it takes time to build a championship pedigree in connection to the Boston Celtics.

(2:01:58-2:21:34) – NBC Sports Swimming Analyst, Rowdy Gaines, joins Query & Company to assess the job that Indianapolis has done hosting the Olympic Swim Trials and believes that the city would be a fantastic host city for the Olympics. Previews what events are still left for fans to watch, applauds the job that the swim coaches have done across the state because of how dominant some of the Indiana swimmers have been in the trials, and what he’s heard from the swimmers about their experiences swimming inside Lucas Oil Stadium.

(2:21:34-2:26:12) – Today’s show ends with JCook Plays of the Day and Jake asking Jimmy and Eddie which countries in South America people don’t realize is in South America.
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