(00:00-24:31) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jimmy Cook and producer Eddie Garrison sharing some of their storylines to monitor during the Eastern Conference Finals between the Indiana Pacers and Boston Celtics. They dive into the potential defensive assignments for both teams and believe that Tyrese Haliburton and Pascal Siakam could had advantages depending on how Boston wants to defend them.

(24:31-41:40) – Evan Sidery from Forbes Sports, Sporting News, and Minute Media joins Jimmy Cook on the show this afternoon to share his storylines for the Eastern Conference Finals, states that the first two games are critical for the Indiana Pacers with Kristaps Porzingis availability being in doubt, believes that there is a path to Indiana advancing to the NBA Finals, and tries to predict what the defensive matchups will be for both teams.

(41:40-43:00) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy previewing some of the things that they will talk to Dustin Dopirak about.

(43:00-1:09:25) – Stephen Holder from ESPN.com joins the program to lay out the OTA schedule for the Indianapolis Colts, shares what he is going to monitor when he watches the Colts practice tomorrow, discusses how the Colts wide receiver room could play out with the addition of Adonai Mitchell to the room, assesses what these OTA practices can do for the backup running back spot because there’s no clear backup to Jonathan Taylor, and reveals that Anthony Richardson will be taking all of the first team snaps and will not have any limitations during OTAs.

(1:09:25-1:22:02) – Indiana Fever GM Lin Dunn joins Jake and Jimmy on the show to provide an update on how Caitlin Clark is feeling after exiting last night’s game with an ankle injury, believes that Caitlin Clark is learning rapidly after just four games in her young WNBA career, loves how the fans are continuing to support the Indiana Fever on a Monday night despite to the slow start to the season, and discusses how cool it is seeing all the crossover between the Indianapolis 500, Indiana Fever, and Indiana Pacers.

(1:22:02-1:24:51) – The second hour of the program concludes with Jake finally paying off his tease about whether Kyle Larson will finish the Indy 500 if he’s in first with 185 laps left and there is a significant delay prohibiting him from competing in the NASCAR race.

(1:24:51-1:47:57) – Our final guest on today’s show is Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins Jake and Jimmy to preview game one tonight between the Indiana Pacers and Boston Celtics. He weighs in on the bench being an advantage for the Indiana Pacers again in this series, states that they need consistent production from Tyrese Haliburton in order to beat the Celtics, and tries to break down the film from game seven if the Pacers schemed up anything that led to a historic offensive performance.

(1:47:57-1:58:54) – Jake comes back from break and shares who is sponsoring our guest line! Additionally, he previews the numbers game that we will do tomorrow afternoon featuring another sponsor!

(1:58:54-2:05:17) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day!

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(00:00-14:59) – Evan Sidery from Forbes Sports, Sporting News, and Minute Media joins Jimmy Cook on the show this afternoon to share his storylines for the Eastern Conference Finals, states that the first two games are critical for the Indiana Pacers with Kristaps Porzingis availability being in doubt, believes that there is a path to Indiana advancing to the NBA Finals, and tries to predict what the defensive matchups will be for both teams.

(14:59-37:15) – Stephen Holder from ESPN.com joins the program to lay out the OTA schedule for the Indianapolis Colts, shares what he is going to monitor when he watches the Colts practice tomorrow, discusses how the Colts wide receiver room could play out with the addition of Adonai Mitchell to the room, assesses what these OTA practices can do for the backup running back spot because there’s no clear backup to Jonathan Taylor, and reveals that Anthony Richardson will be taking all of the first team snaps and will not have any limitations during OTAs.

(37:15-48:35) – Indiana Fever GM Lin Dunn joins Jake and Jimmy on the show to provide an update on how Caitlin Clark is feeling after exiting last night’s game with an ankle injury, believes that Caitlin Clark is learning rapidly after just four games in her young WNBA career, loves how the fans are continuing to support the Indiana Fever on a Monday night despite to the slow start to the season, and discusses how cool it is seeing all the crossover between the Indianapolis 500, Indiana Fever, and Indiana Pacers.

(48:35-1:10:35) – Our final guest on today’s show is Scott Agness from Fieldhouse Files joins Jake and Jimmy to preview game one tonight between the Indiana Pacers and Boston Celtics. He weighs in on the bench being an advantage for the Indiana Pacers again in this series, states that they need consistent production from Tyrese Haliburton in order to beat the Celtics, and tries to break down the film from game seven if the Pacers schemed up anything that led to a historic offensive performance.

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(00:00-22:17) – Query & Company opens on a Monday from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook excited about the Indiana Pacers defeating the New York Knicks last night. They share their overall thoughts on the win for the Pacers and touch on Team Penske’s domination in qualifications over the weekend for the Indianapolis 500.

(22:17-43:35) – Four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Rick Mears joins Query & Company from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to discuss the domination from Team Penske yesterday at qualifications, shares why he believes he was so humble about all his wins in his career at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, agrees with Jake that the race is the easiest part of the month, and reveals how often he and Gordon Johncock talk about the finish to the 1982 Indianapolis 500.

(43:35-44:52) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy previewing some of the things that they will talk to Dustin Dopirak about.

(44:52-1:13:27) – Indiana Pacers beat reporter, Dustin Dopirak, from the Indianapolis Star joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook from Boston to recap the emotions of defeating the New York Knicks in game seven in Madison Square Garden, tries to figure out who will be defending Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, believes that the Pacers should be able to run on the Boston Celtics, believes that the Celtics are beatable just because of their style of play offensively, and discusses the future of Pascal Siakam after coming up big in last night’s win.

(1:13:27-1:28:13) – The pole sitter for the Indianapolis 500 in Scott McLaughlin joins Jake and Jimmy at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to recap his record setting run in qualifications yesterday. He explains the engine issue that some of the Chevrolet cars were having over the weekend, shares how he became a New York Knicks fan, states that he loved the atmosphere of game three when Andrew Nembhard hit the three to ultimately win the game for the Pacers, and touches on the incident with Team Penske to start the season at St. Pete.

(1:28:13-1:30:38) – The second hour of the program concludes with Jake sharing an announcement about the numbers game for the Indy 500!

(1:30:38-2:01:25) – The final hour of the program features Jake and Jimmy sharing more of their thoughts on the Indiana Pacers advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals. They discuss the amount of pressure that is on the Boston Celtics right now with them being the overwhelming favorite to win both the conference finals and the NBA Finals. Jake relives what it was like in the nineties experiencing the postseason runs those Pacers teams made.

(2:01:25-2:09:21) – Jake comes back from break and highlights some of the top speeds from practice today from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Then, Jake, Jimmy, and producer Eddie Garrison share their thoughts on some of the advantages that the Pacers have over the Celtics.

(2:09:21-2:14:10) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day!

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Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-21:03) – Four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Rick Mears joins Query & Company from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to discuss the domination from Team Penske yesterday at qualifications, shares why he believes he was so humble about all his wins in his career at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, agrees with Jake that the race is the easiest part of the month, and reveals how often he and Gordon Johncock talk about the finish to the 1982 Indianapolis 500.

(21:03-35:24) – Indiana Pacers beat reporter, Dustin Dopirak, from the Indianapolis Star joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook from Boston to recap the emotions of defeating the New York Knicks in game seven in Madison Square Garden, tries to figure out who will be defending Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, believes that the Pacers should be able to run on the Boston Celtics, believes that the Celtics are beatable just because of their style of play offensively, and discusses the future of Pascal Siakam after coming up big in last night’s win.

(35:24-1:03:14) – The pole sitter for the Indianapolis 500 in Scott McLaughlin joins Jake and Jimmy at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to recap his record setting run in qualifications yesterday. He explains the engine issue that some of the Chevrolet cars were having over the weekend, shares how he became a New York Knicks fan, states that he loved the atmosphere of game three when Andrew Nembhard hit the three to ultimately win the game for the Pacers, and touches on the incident with Team Penske to start the season at St. Pete.

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The pole sitter for the Indianapolis 500 in Scott McLaughlin joins Jake and Jimmy at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to recap his record setting run in qualifications yesterday. He explains the engine issue that some of the Chevrolet cars were having over the weekend, shares how he became a New York Knicks fan, states that he loved the atmosphere of game three when Andrew Nembhard hit the three to ultimately win the game for the Pacers, and touches on the incident with Team Penske to start the season at St. Pete.

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Four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Rick Mears joins Query & Company from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to discuss the domination from Team Penske yesterday at qualifications, shares why he believes he was so humble about all his wins in his career at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, agrees with Jake that the race is the easiest part of the month, and reveals how often he and Gordon Johncock talk about the finish to the 1982 Indianapolis 500.

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(00:00-24:26) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Fast Friday! They open the show by briefly previewing tonight’s game six between the Indiana Pacers, discuss the home debut last night for Caitlin Clark, and Jake provides a little bit of an update as to what is going on at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway today.

(24:26-38:11) – Pat Boylan from the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever joins Query & Company to highlight the early season struggles for Caitlin Clark, compares her early season struggles to the struggles Victor Wembanyama endured the first half of his rookie season, shares a nugget about just how good the players in the WNBA are, and believes that Tyrese Haliburton will be aggressive to start game six tonight against the New York Knicks after a dud in game five.

(38:11-42:12) – Hour one concludes with Mario Andretti making an early appearance on the show to discuss the excitement he has about Fast Friday with Jake and Jimmy.

(42:12-1:06:29) – Racing legend, Mario Andretti, continues his conversation with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to discuss which Indianapolis 500 he remembers the most, states that he and Michael were born in the wrong generation because they would fit perfectly in today’s IndyCar, discusses the future of Andretti Global in F1, shares why he keeps coming to races every single weekend, and takes us through the behind the scenes of the conversations that were had about the finish of the 1981 Indianapolis 500 where Andretti was declared the winner because of cheating by Bobby Unser.

(1:06:29-1:18:56) – For the first time in the program, Jake and Jimmy focus on tonight’s game six between the Pacers and Knicks exclusively.

(1:18:56-1:22:49) – Every day this week we will be giving away a pair of tickets for a listener to attend the 108th running of the Indianapolis 500-mile race! The listener must answer a trivia question pertaining to the 500!

(1:22:49-1:48:27) – James Boyd from The Athletic joins Jake & Jimmy to start the final hour of the show by discussing the early season struggles for Caitlin Clark, previews tonight’s game six between the Pacers and Knicks, assesses what Tyrese Haliburton needs to do as a playmaker, examines how Pascal Siakam fits in with this Pacers team, attempts to make sense as to why the home team has won every single game in this series, and agrees with Jake that the Pacers are missing a hustle guy like Isaiah Hartenstein or Josh Hart.

(1:48:27-1:59:14) – As we do every Friday on the program, Jake shares a remarkable story for out good for the heart Friday segment sponsored by Franciscan Health. Today’s story features a person overcoming a traumatic brain injury and going back to school to earn his college degree in accounting.

(1:59:14-2:04:55) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and the guys making their prediction for game six between the Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks!

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Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-12:53) – Pat Boylan from the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever joins Query & Company to highlight the early season struggles for Caitlin Clark, compares her early season struggles to the struggles Victor Wembanyama endured the first half of his rookie season, shares a nugget about just how good the players in the WNBA are, and believes that Tyrese Haliburton will be aggressive to start game six tonight against the New York Knicks after a dud in game five.

(12:53-36:49) – Racing legend, Mario Andretti, continues his conversation with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to discuss which Indianapolis 500 he remembers the most, states that he and Michael were born in the wrong generation because they would fit perfectly in today’s IndyCar, discusses the future of Andretti Global in F1, shares why he keeps coming to races every single weekend, and takes us through the behind the scenes of the conversations that were had about the finish of the 1981 Indianapolis 500 where Andretti was declared the winner because of cheating by Bobby Unser.

(36:49-1:01:35) – James Boyd from The Athletic joins Jake & Jimmy to start the final hour of the show by discussing the early season struggles for Caitlin Clark, previews tonight’s game six between the Pacers and Knicks, assesses what Tyrese Haliburton needs to do as a playmaker, examines how Pascal Siakam fits in with this Pacers team, attempts to make sense as to why the home team has won every single game in this series, and agrees with Jake that the Pacers are missing a hustle guy like Isaiah Hartenstein or Josh Hart.

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