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(00:00-27:45) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing their thoughts on the way game one ended last night between the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers. Their biggest concern out of the finish to last night’s game was how Tyrese Haliburton totally disappeared in the fourth quarter as a scorer.

(27:45-42:54) – After briefly discussing Tyrese Haliburton in the first segment, Jake and Jimmy have a further discussion as to whether this is the kind of player that Haliburton is or is struggles after the hamstring injury a byproduct of being rushed back to play.

(42:54-49:37) – Hour one concludes with Jake sharing his thoughts and some notes regarding the suspensions that Team Penske handed out to members of Josef Newgarden’s team for the Push to Pass rule they broke.

(49:37-1:12:17) – IndyStar Pacers beat reporter, Dustin Dopirak, joins Query & Company from New York to weigh in on the disappearing act that Tyrese Haliburton performed after the first quarter, explains why the Pacers are optimistic about being able to pull out a series win after last night’s game, attempts to figure out how the Pacers can slow down Jalen Brunson to prevent another forty point game, and tries to paint a picture as to what he’s looking at from New York.

(1:15:18-1:28:37) – Following their conversation with Dustin Dopirak, Jake allows Jimmy and Eddie to ask him questions about the suspensions that were announced by Team Penske today. The biggest question that Jake answered was whether Roger Penske made this decision to make sure everyone is aware that he’s holding his team to the highest standard.

(1:28:37-1:33:13) – Jake and Jimmy conclude the second hour of the program with Jake pointing something out about the organist at Madison Square Garden.

(1:33:13-2:00:52) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins the program with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to assess if we still have any clarity on whether Anthony Richardson is injury prone or not, shares what he knows about where he is at with his shoulder surgery recovery, if he anticipates Richardson meeting up with his new receivers to start developing chemistry, shares his latest notes on how Jim Irsay is doing, and then makes a pitch for someone to go to the University of Miami.

(2:00:52-2:15:37) – Jake and Jimmy come back from break and welcome the Pacers fan that was yelling by the TNT microphones during the Milwaukee series at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Additionally, Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie give away a pair of tickets for a caller to answer show trivia for Carb Day and Indianapolis 500 Qualifications.

(2:15:37-2:21:30) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and JMV joining the guys in studio to share his thoughts on the game one loss for the Pacers.
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Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-22:30) – IndyStar Pacers beat reporter, Dustin Dopirak, joins Query & Company from New York to weigh in on the disappearing act that Tyrese Haliburton performed after the first quarter, explains why the Pacers are optimistic about being able to pull out a series win after last night’s game, attempts to figure out how the Pacers can slow down Jalen Brunson to prevent another forty point game, and tries to paint a picture as to what he’s looking at from New York.

(22:30-48:34) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins the program with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to assess if we still have any clarity on whether Anthony Richardson is injury prone or not, shares what he knows about where he is at with his shoulder surgery recovery, if he anticipates Richardson meeting up with his new receivers to start developing chemistry, shares his latest notes on how Jim Irsay is doing, and then makes a pitch for someone to go to the University of Miami.
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Former Indiana Pacers GM/CEO and New York Knicks GM, Donnie Walsh, joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook on the show to discuss how excited he is for the both franchises to be where they are today, goes back to how he would build the Indiana Pacers back in the nineties, reveal when he first noticed the fan base turn back to supporting him after not selecting Steve Alford, explains how similar Chuck Person and Reggie Miller were as players, and weighs in on what wins in today’s NBA Playoffs between offense or defense.
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(00:00-25:16) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison celebrating the Indiana Pacers win last night over the Milwaukee Bucks to advance in the playoffs for the first time since 2014. Additionally, they discuss the antics of Patrick Beverley last night between throwing a basketball at fans twice and asked an ESPN producer to leave his media availability because she doesn’t surprise to his podcast.

(25:16-45:11) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 joins the program to explain what goes on in mandatory minicamp, if he anticipates seeing Anthony Richardson make an appearance at rookie minicamp to develop some chemistry with Adonai Mitchell, and discusses how nostalgic this week is for him with the Pacers and Knicks facing off again along with the Indianapolis 500 later this month.

(45:11-1:15:18) – ESPN’s Mike Greenberg joins Query & Company to share his opinion on how he envisions the series between the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers, what he loves about the history of this series, explains why Knicks fans should be worries about the Pacers, lays out how the Knicks can beat the Pacers, relives some of the previous playoff series matchups between the two teams in the nineties, shares what the national perspective is on the Indiana Pacers right now, and believes that Tyrese Haliburton has a chance to be one of the spotlight players in the NBA going forward if he continues to develop at the rate he is.

(1:15:18-1:28:30) – Following their conversation with Mike Greenberg, Jake and Jimmy share some of their takeaways from what Greenberg said about the Indiana Pacers. They then lay out what the Pacers must take care of to defeat the Knicks.

(1:28:30-1:29:06) – Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie conclude the second hour of the show by highlighting an upcoming ticket giveaway!

(1:29:06-1:56:33) – Former Indiana Pacers GM/CEO and New York Knicks GM, Donnie Walsh, joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook on the show to discuss how excited he is for the both franchises to be where they are today, goes back to how he would build the Indiana Pacers back in the nineties, reveal when he first noticed the fan base turn back to supporting him after not selecting Steve Alford, explains how similar Chuck Person and Reggie Miller were are players, and weighs in on what wins in today’s NBA Playoffs between offense or defense.

(1:56:33-2:11:13) – Jake and Eddie share a couple keys for the Indiana Pacers so they can defeat the New York Knicks. They rehash some of the points that Mike Greenberg made earlier in the show to validate each of their points.

(2:11:13-2:12:35) – Today’s show ends with Jake giving away a pair of tickets for Carb Day and qualifications for the Indianapolis 500!
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Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-18:48) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 joins the program to explain what goes on in mandatory minicamp, if he anticipates seeing Anthony Richardson make an appearance at rookie minicamp to develop some chemistry with Adonai Mitchell, and discusses how nostalgic this week is for him with the Pacers and Knicks facing off again along with the Indianapolis 500 later this month.

(18:48-48:34) – ESPN’s Mike Greenberg joins Query & Company to share his opinion on how he envisions the series between the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers, what he loves about the history of this series, explains why Knicks fans should be worries about the Pacers, lays out how the Knicks can beat the Pacers, relives some of the previous playoff series matchups between the two teams in the nineties, shares what the national perspective is on the Indiana Pacers right now, and believes that Tyrese Haliburton has a chance to be one of the spotlight players in the NBA going forward if he continues to develop at the rate he is.

(48:34-1:00:11) – Former Indiana Pacers GM/CEO and New York Knicks GM, Donnie Walsh, joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook on the show to discuss how excited he is for the both franchises to be where they are today, goes back to how he would build the Indiana Pacers back in the nineties, reveal when he first noticed the fan base turn back to supporting him after not selecting Steve Alford, explains how similar Chuck Person and Reggie Miller were are players, and weighs in on what wins in today’s NBA Playoffs between offense or defense.
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ESPN’s Mike Greenberg joins Query & Company to share his opinion on how he envisions the series between the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers, what he loves about the history of this series, explains why Knicks fans should be worries about the Pacers, lays out how the Knicks can beat the Pacers, relives some of the previous playoff series matchups between the two teams in the nineties, shares what the national perspective is on the Indiana Pacers right now, and believes that Tyrese Haliburton has a chance to be one of the spotlight players in the NBA going forward if he continues to develop at the rate he is.
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