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(00:00-30:23) – Query & Company opens on a Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison wondering what the heck happened last night in Milwaukee for the Indiana Pacers. Jake and Jimmy are frustrated with the selfless nature of Tyrese Haliburton instead of trying to take the game over after realizing the other players didn’t have it last night. They also question what is going on with Pascal Siakam right now after three consistent dud offensive scoring performances.

(30:23-50:30) – The guys come back from break with the phone lines full of listeners looking to share their opinions on the game and share some positivity. Jake asked each called to share something they were thankful for when they woke up this morning to break up the negativity.

(50:30-53:08) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy taking one more call and discussing the month of May.

(53:08-1:22:09) – Indiana Pacers beat reporter, Dustin Dopirak, from the Indianapolis Star joins Query & Company from Milwaukee to share his thoughts on the disappointing loss by the Pacers last night. He weighs in on Jimmy’s point that this team could be too selfless at times, tries to explain what’s going on with Pascal Siakam the last three games, weighs in on whether Giannis or Lillard will return for game six, and assesses if game six can be classified as a must win game for Indiana.

(1:22:09-1:37:22) – Following their conversation with Dustin Dopirak, Jake and Jimmy take a step back and look at the rest of the NBA Playoffs. They discuss the crazy ending between the Knicks/76ers and how the Cavaliers/Magic series has been forgotten about.

(1:37:22-1:41:37) – Jake and Jimmy close the second hour of the show with Jimmy asking the others for advice on something that he discovered.

(1:41:37-2:10:35) – NBA.com’s Beau Estes joins Query & Company to give his national perspective on the Pacers/Bucks series, states that the Pacers are playing with fire right now after last night’s loss to Milwaukee, shares some notes he came across when examining the return of Giannis and Lillard, weighs in on the passive nature of Tyrese Haliburton in connection to playoff basketball, believes the Pacers might need a guy that brings a little fire to provide energy on a night where the team needs a jolt, and debates if we are seeing the torch change from LeBron James, Kevin Durant, etc. to Anthony Edwards, Nikola Jokic, etc.

(2:10:35-2:26:39) – Indiana Fever Head Coach Christie Sides joins the program to preview the start of the upcoming season with training camp underway. The conversation starts with discussing how Caitlin Clark’s passing gets her teammates excited, explains how establishing a dominant interior game to open three-point shooting for Clark, shares how excited she is for Aliyah Boston this season with the work she’s put it this offseason, and reveals something she loves about Caitlin Clark already.

(2:26:39-2:35:31) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a bet he likes, and JMV joining the guys in studio!
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(00:00-28:09) – Indiana Pacers beat reporter, Dustin Dopirak, from the Indianapolis Star joins Query & Company from Milwaukee to share his thoughts on the disappointing loss by the Pacers last night. He weighs in on Jimmy’s point that this team could be too selfless at times, tries to explain what’s going on with Pascal Siakam the last three games, weighs in on whether Giannis or Lillard will return for game six, and assesses if game six can be classified as a must win game for Indiana.

(28:09-56:10) – NBA.com’s Beau Estes joins Query & Company to give his national perspective on the Pacers/Bucks series, states that the Pacers are playing with fire right now after last night’s loss to Milwaukee, shares some notes he came across when examining the return of Giannis and Lillard, weighs in on the passive nature of Tyrese Haliburton in connection to playoff basketball, believes the Pacers might need a guy that brings a little fire to provide energy on a night where the team needs a jolt, and debates if we are seeing the torch change from LeBron James, Kevin Durant, etc. to Anthony Edwards, Nikola Jokic, etc.

(56:10-1:08:03) – Indiana Fever Head Coach Christie Sides joins the program to preview the start of the upcoming season with training camp underway. The conversation starts with discussing how Caitlin Clark’s passing gets her teammates excited, explains how establishing a dominant interior game to open three-point shooting for Clark, shares how excited she is for Aliyah Boston this season with the work she’s put it this offseason, and reveals something she loves about Caitlin Clark already.
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(00:00-32:13) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison previewing tonight’s game between the Indiana Pacers and the Milwaukee Bucks. Additionally, they discuss the games last night between Nuggets/Lakers and Thunder/Pelicans.

(32:13-46:28) – The guys come back from break with Eddie sharing the potential times for game six for the Pacers and when they could start the second round depending on how tonight’s game goes. Jake and Jimmy also look at the difference between game one and the following three games for the Pacers.

(46:28-48:09) – Hour one concludes with Jake asking Jimmy and Eddie what they would like to experience in the month of May when they are out there for shows.

(48:09-1:17:08) – ESPN.com’s Indianapolis Colts beat reporter, Stephen Holder, makes his weekly visit on the program to share his general thoughts on the draft class, what he thinks of Chris Ballard banking on the development of the Jaylon Jones and Dallis Flowers returning to 100%, assesses the running back room with no clear backup to Jonathan Taylor, and he discusses the first practice for the Indiana Fever he attended to see Caitlin Clark.

(1:17:08-1:34:22) – Former Decatur Central Hawk and Purdue Boilermaker, Tyrone Tracy Jr., joins the program to share what the NFL Draft process was like for him, reveals if any teams told him that they would be selecting him but didn’t, explains how much his family has meant to him growing up, and highlights what he’s excited about now that he is a member of the New York Giants following them picking him in the fifth round.

(1:34:22-1:34:56) – Jake quickly closes out the second hour of the show by previewing their upcoming conversation with Al Unser Jr.!

(1:34:56-1:57:43) – Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner, Al Unser Jr., joins Jake and Jimmy in studio to discuss his involvement with IndyCar today, shares his thoughts on the penalties handed out to Team Penske last week, what it’s like for him experiencing Pacers/Knicks while winning the Indianapolis 500 in 1984, if he ever got used to seeing the grandstands full of fans for the race after practicing or testing with empty grandstands, and his connection to the Johnny Lightning Special.

(1:57:43-2:22:12) – Bally Sports Indiana’s Jeremiah Johnson concludes our guest lineup this afternoon by previewing tonight’s game five between the Pacers and Bucks. He weighs in on whether the fourth win of the series is the hardest one to get, states that the Pacers are operating and their best when one player isn’t going off for thirty points or more, explains how important the off court chemistry to success in the playoffs when times are tough, and believes the key to the Pacers offense is getting two feet in the paint.

(2:22:12-2:25:37) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a bet he likes, and JMV joining the guys in studio!
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Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-28:46) – ESPN.com’s Indianapolis Colts beat reporter, Stephen Holder, makes his weekly visit on the program to share his general thoughts on the draft class, what he thinks of Chris Ballard banking on the development of the Jaylon Jones and Dallis Flowers returning to 100%, assesses the running back room with no clear backup to Jonathan Taylor, and he discusses the first practice for the Indiana Fever he attended to see Caitlin Clark.

(28:46-45:34) – Former Decatur Central Hawk and Purdue Boilermaker, Tyrone Tracy Jr., joins the program to share what the NFL Draft process was like for him, reveals if any teams told him that they would be selecting him but didn’t, explains how much his family has meant to him growing up, and highlights what he’s excited about now that he is a member of the New York Giants following them picking him in the fifth round.

(45:34-1:08:10) – Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner, Al Unser Jr., joins Jake and Jimmy in studio to discuss his involvement with IndyCar today, shares his thoughts on the penalties handed out to Team Penske last week, what it’s like for him experiencing Pacers/Knicks while winning the Indianapolis 500 in 1984, if he ever got used to seeing the grandstands full of fans for the race after practicing or testing with empty grandstands, and his connection to the Johnny Lightning Special.

(1:08:10-1:26:22) – Bally Sports Indiana’s Jeremiah Johnson concludes our guest lineup this afternoon by previewing tonight’s game five between the Pacers and Bucks. He weighs in on whether the fourth win of the series is the hardest one to get, states that the Pacers are operating and their best when one player isn’t going off for thirty points or more, explains how important the off court chemistry to success in the playoffs when times are tough, and believes the key to the Pacers offense is getting two feet in the paint.
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(00:00-29:42) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the big wins over the weekend for the Indiana Pacers over the Milwaukee Bucks. They spend some time praising the consistency that Myles Turner has brought in the series and how it has been a team approach the last three wins instead of one player carrying the entire workload. They also touch on the Colts draft class.

(29:42-48:12) – Evan Sidery from Forbes Sports, Sporting News, and Athlon Sports joins Query & Company to share his perspective on how the Pacers are playing in the playoffs, what he would expect to see in a Pacers vs Knicks series if both teams take care of business, believes that it’s finally time for Pacer fans to issue an apology to Myles Turner, examines the situation the Phoenix Suns are in with all the money tied up between the three superstars following his comparison of this Pacers team to the 2021 Suns, and states that the Pacers could be a destination team in the future for disgruntles superstars.

(48:12-53:54) – Hour one concludes with Jake sharing his story about almost getting beat up in Alabama when he was going around time during his time off.

(53:54-1:22:44) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 joins Query & Company to share his thoughts on how the Colts did in the 2024 NFL Draft. He weighs in on the impact that Adonai Mitchell could have on Alec Pierce’s snap count, assesses how much pressure is being put on Jelani Woods or Andrew Ogletree to prove they are capable starting tight ends in the NFL, examines what the cornerback room looks like right now following the draft, and relives the Bo Jackson era after Jake asking Chapp about his memories of Bo.

(1:22:44-1:36:35) – Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie give away two pairs of tickets for listeners to go to the Sonsio Grand Prix next weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Both callers have to answer trivia questions of their choice.

(1:36:35-1:43:35) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the show by discussing the upcoming mini marathon being the first domino to fall for the Indy 500.

(1:43:35-2:13:33) – Television voice of the Indiana Pacers from Bally Sports Indiana in Chris Denari tips off the final hour of the program by sharing his thoughts on the way Myles Turner is playing right now, assesses if the both teams have put all their cards on the table yet when it comes to gameplans, loves the way that Andrew Nembhard has embraced being the tough guy with Aaron Nesmith, and weighs in on the Pacers/Racers debate that Jake and Jimmy had earlier in the show.

(2:13:33-2:26:28) – Jake and Jimmy come back from break by reliving one of the worst NFL sideline reports in history following the news of the Kansas City Chiefs extending Travis Kelce and some broadcast changes for ESPN and CBS to their studio hosts.

(2:26:28-2:34:03) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and JMV joining to praise the job Myles Turner has done this series!
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Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-17:56) – Evan Sidery from Forbes Sports, Sporting News, and Athlon Sports joins Query & Company to share his perspective on how the Pacers are playing in the playoffs, what he would expect to see in a Pacers vs Knicks series if both teams take care of business, believes that it’s finally time for Pacer fans to issue an apology to Myles Turner, examines the situation the Phoenix Suns are in with all the money tied up between the three superstars following his comparison of this Pacers team to the 2021 Suns, and states that the Pacers could be a destination team in the future for disgruntles superstars.

(17:56-44:38) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, of CBS4 and FOX59 joins Query & Company to share his thoughts on how the Colts did in the 2024 NFL Draft. He weighs in on the impact that Adonai Mitchell could have on Alec Pierce’s snap count, assesses how much pressure is being put on Jelani Woods or Andrew Ogletree to prove they are capable starting tight ends in the NFL, examines what the cornerback room looks like right now following the draft, and relives the Bo Jackson era after Jake asking Chapp about his memories of Bo.

(44:38-59:41) – Television voice of the Indiana Pacers from Bally Sports Indiana in Chris Denari tips off the final hour of the program by sharing his thoughts on the way Myles Turner is playing right now, assesses if the both teams have put all their cards on the table yet when it comes to gameplans, loves the way that Andrew Nembhard has embraced being the tough guy with Aaron Nesmith, and weighs in on the Pacers/Racers debate that Jake and Jimmy had earlier in the show.
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