Indiana Sports Talk Podcast

After a scoreboard update from Landon Coons, Eddie Garrison begins the final hour talking with Howard Kellman, the voice of the Indianapolis Indians as they talk the Tribe’s 4-3 victory over Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Eddie then talks with Scott Agness of the Fieldhouse Files as they talk the Fever’s blowout victory over the Los Angeles Sparks. We then hear from the voice of the South Bend Cubs, Brendan King, as he and Eddie talk over the Cubs 11-1 victory over Quad Cities. We also hear from Mike Maahs, the voice of the TinCaps as Fort Wayne fell 8-6 to Lake County. Eddie Garrison closes out the show asking the crew what their walk-out song would be.  

After a scoreboard update from Landon Coons, Eddie Garrison begins the hour talking with Landon about ongoings in the racing world. Eddie then talks with Dustin Dopirak of the Indianapolis Star about the Indiana Pacers, Tyrese Haliburton, Braden Smith being selected, and the potential of a Jarace Walker trade. Eddie then talks with Mike Niziolek of the Bloomington Herald Times, they talk about his new book about Indiana’s 2025 Football Title team and their outlook for the 2026 season as well as IU basketball in year two under Darian DeVries. We then end the hour as Eddie talks with producer Jace Hodge about the world cup and the United States Men’s National Team.  

Eddie Garrison begins the show after a scoreboard update from Landon Coons talking about the Tyrese Haliburton and his road to getting back on the floor as well as the Pacers off season outlook. Eddie Garrison talks about the Indiana Fever in their ongoing game vs Los Angeles and the impact Caitlin Clark is having on the WNBA and women’s basketball. Eddie then talks with Mick Tidrow at Ball State about cardinal basketball and football.

After a scoreboard update from Brad Huber, Derek Schultz begins the final hour talking with Mike Maahs about the results from the game between the Fort Wayne Tin Caps and the Lake County Captains with the score being 8-4 in favor of Fort Wayne. Dustin Schutte calls in to talk about the Pacers selecting former Boilermaker Braden Smith with the 38th pick of the NBA draft. Brndan King calls in to talk about the South Bend Cubs 4-3 win over Quad Cities.  

After a scoreboard update from Brad Huber, Derek Schultz begins the hour talking through the fun of the 2026 Fifa World Cup as Cape Verde qualifies for the knockouts. Derek then talks with Scott Agness of the Fieldhouse Files as he talks both the Indiana Fever as well as Caitlin Clark’s injury issues and the Indiana Pacers draft and upcoming offseason. We then hear from the voice of the Indianapolis Indians, Howard Kellman, as he talks us through their game in action in the bottom of the sixth.  

Derek Schultz begins the show after a scoreboard update from Brad Huber talking about the Indiana Pacers selecting Braden Smith in the NBA Draft as well as the Indiana Fever and their rise to national prominence. He talks through the altercation between Caitlin Clark and Phoenix’s Alyssa Thomas as well. To end the hour, he continues on the conversation of officiating in the WNBA and the differences between it and the NBA in how they ref the game.  

Rob Blackman from the IHSAA Champions Network calls us to give more details on Evansville Mater Dei after winning the 2A Baseball state championship. They also talk Purdue hoops, and the likelihood that some of their stars will hear their names called in the upcoming NBA Draft. Scott Agness calls to recap the Indiana Fever’s loss to the Atlanta Dream earlier today. This team is still trying to find their identity. We finally hear the other side of the matchup between the Fort Wayne TinCaps and the South Bend Cubs, as Brendan King calls in. Landon Coons returns to close out the hour as he and Eddie talk some more racing.

Eddie opens the show commenting on the struggles of the Indiana Fever so far, after falling to the Atlanta Dream earlier today. Mike Maahs calls in to recall the Fort Wayne TinCaps’ 3-2 victory over the South Bend Cubs. It was a good evening for the Indianapolis Indians tonight, as they won 7-4 over the Iowa Cubs. Howard Kellman tells us all about it. The high school sports season is officially over, as state finals has wrapped up. Eddie recaps the final games.

Eddie Garrison returns to host Indiana Sports Talk. We open the show talking some IndyCar, as the field will take on Road America tomorrow. Jake Query from Query and Company calls in to continue the racing convo.

Mike Maahs of the Fort Wayne TinCaps joins to recap a wild game between the TinCaps and the South Bend Cubs, Padres prospects working their way through the farm system, and more!   John Nolan, radio voice of the Fever, joins Eddie to discuss what went wrong for the Fever at home against Atlanta, the team’s injury issues, and other insights from the first chunk of the season on the hardwood.   Eddie and Caleb lament the struggles of their MLB teams, and then Brendan King of the South Bend Cubs joins the show to give his side of a wild one up in Fort Wayne and talks about how the first half of the season went up in South Bend!   Howard Kellman of the Indianapolis Indians is the final guest of the night, and he talks about the Tribe’s close call against the Iowa Cubs as well as the Pirates’ farm system.  Eddie closes with a recap of the night’s conversations and a preview of Saturday’s show!  

The first full hour of the show starts with a recap of the day’s World Cup action. Eddie dives into a question that stumps him as the Fever are 15 games into the 44-game WNBA regular season, as well as the defensive woes and other unknowns for Stephanie White's team.   Eddie calls on Caleb to talk about who the Colts could go after in free agency. ISC’s Greg Rakestraw joins to recap the Class 1A and 3A IHSAA State Baseball Championship games and give his thoughts on Team USA’s performance against Australia.  John Herrick was on the radio call for the day’s baseball action at Victory Field, and he joins Eddie to recap Guerin Catholic’s dominance over Andrean as well as a first-time state champion in the 1A game. Eddie and John also talk about Curt Cignetti orchestrating one of the greatest turnarounds on sports history in Bloomington, transfer quarterback Josh Hoover, and the Hoosiers’ outlook heading into year three of the Cignetti era.   Eddie and Caleb close the 10:00 hour by talking about what the Pacers could do on NBA Draft night!  

Eddie Garrison fills in as Coach Bob Lovell is on his summer hiatus. He begins by previewing the topics for the show, ranging from the World Cup and college athletics to IndyCar, the Fever, and more!   Tony Donohue joins to talk about all things IndyCar as the series heads to Road America, including standout drivers from day one of on-track action, the recent hybrid changes, and silly season. 

We start the final hour discussing the tight matchup of Game 5 in the NBA Finals. The Fort Wayne TinCaps fell 3-7 to the Dayton Dragons, and Mike Maags calls in to tell us what happened. Live reactions to the conclusion of Game 5 of the NBA Finals. The New York Knicks are champions.

James Boyd from The Fan Morning Show calls in during the NBA Finals, and he shares his thoughts on the series so far. James also gives us some thoughts on the Colts, as they continue OTAs and the lead-up to training camp. Brendan King also calls in to report on the South Bend Cubs’ 6-4 victory over the Peoria Chiefs. With tonight’s victory, they’ve clinched a spot in the Midwest League playoffs. We hear from Blake Burris, who tells us that the Northeast Dubois Jeeps punched their ticket to Victory Field after a successful day. Howard Kellman caps off this hour, sharing the details about the Indianapolis Indians’ 4-9 loss in 10 innings to the Columbus Clippers.

Marc Dykton, producer of The Fan Morning Show Fills in once again as Coach Bob Lovell is on his summer break. Greg Rakestraw calls in to open the show, and he recaps the Indy Eleven’s Women’s team, as they had a recent 7-1 victory. Greg also gives his thoughts on the first few matches of the World Cup. We get to hear from Scott Agness, and he tells the tale of the Indiana Fever’s 85-75 victory over the Connecticut Sun. Scott also gives his thoughts on Game 5 of the NBA Finals and how it relates to the fate of the Pacers.

Marc recaps Team USA’s convincing win over Paraguay, gets Caleb’s and Nick’s thoughts on the Bears’ potential move across state lines, and where the loyalties of young sports fans lie these days! Greg Rakestraw joins Marc to talk about the IHSAA State Softball Championship action from West Lafayette as well as what Team USA can do moving forward in the World Cup and what surprised him from Colts offseason workouts. Ball State football head coach Mike Uremovich joins the show to talk about spring practice, the summer recruiting season, and more! Fort Wayne TinCaps broadcaster Mike Maahs and Brendan King of the South Bend Cubs hop onto the program as well: The TinCaps snapped a long losing streak, but the Cubs weren’t so lucky tonight. Marc and Brendan close the show with a preview of game six of the Stanley Cup Finals as the Carolina Hurricanes look to close out the Vegas Golden Knights.

Marc and Caleb figure out some USA soccer pronunciations, talk about World Cup memories, and Marc and Nick lament the struggles of being Cubs fans. Kevin Bowen joins the show to give his thoughts on Colts OTAs, the team’s backup quarterback competition, roster turnover, and more!  Voice of the Indians Howard Kellman recaps the Tribe’s strong series against the Columbus Clippers on the back of strong pitching and timely home runs. Howard also tells Marc about some special guests that will join him on the air this weekend! Caleb and Nick talk about their Victory Field experiences (or lack thereof). Marc, Caleb and Nick discuss the Colts’ injury concerns. Also on the docket is the Chicago Bears’ potential move to Hammond!

Marc Dykton fills in, as Coach Bob Lovell is still out for the summer. Marc begins by previewing the night’s show by talking about the World Cup, as the USA begins action against Paraguay. He also brings in sports update anchor Caleb Zuver and producer Nick Rodecap to talk about Colts fandom memories. Mark also talks about Europeans making the trip stateside for the World Cup.

We talk some hoops with Tony East. He gives his take on the NBA Finals, and the state of the Pacers. We hear from Scott Agness, as he recaps the Fever’s 75-83 loss to the New York Liberty. It was an all-around struggle for the team, with inconsistent performances for many of the starters. Kevin Bowen from The Fan Morning Show calls in to give an update on the Indianapolis Colts. There are many new faces on the roster, who will make an impact?

We pick up Hour 2 of the show talking about the NBA Finals and the NHL Stanley Cup Final. Eddie gives his take on why the New York Knicks have found success under Mike Brown as opposed to Tom Thibodeau. Tony Donohue calls in to preview tomorrow’s Bommarito 500 in St. Louis. The conversation turns to the Colts, as the decision for Anthony Richardson vs Riley Leonard is heating up. Howard Kellman calls in after 11 innings for the Indianapolis Indians. They fell 4-6 to the St. Paul Saints after a 2-run home run by Aaron Sabato. Rick Johnston calls to give an update on the Indiana All-Stars matchups.

Eddie Garrison hosts tonight’s Indiana Sports Talk, as Coach Bob Lovell is out for summer vacation. Greg Rakestraw calls in to report on Indy Eleven’s fifth consecutive win tonight. Their women’s team has also had a successful season. Rakestraw shares the differences between the Women’s division of the USL and the Men’s division. With the World Cup getting closer and closer, Greg gives us more info on what we should be prepared for.

Greg Rakestraw calls in to give an update on the Indiana All-Star high school basketball games. Howard Kellman calls in to tell us all about the Indians’ 8-3 victory over the St. Paul Saints. Discussion over changes to Indiana high school basketball like the acceptance of NIL, and the exclusion of adding a shot clock. Kurt also talked some football with Greg Rakestraw. The Indy Eleven has a USL Cup matchup vs Forward Madison FC tomorrow. They also preview the upcoming World Cup, and the impact of having it back in the United States. Kurt also gives his take on the regulation of NIL, and the impact it has on the greater world of collegiate sports.

Mick Tidrow joins us to talk about the Indiana Fever’s season so far. They took down the Atlanta Dream last night 83-71. Kelsey Mitchell also entered the 5,000 point club, joining the likes of Tamika Catchings. The conversation takes a trip to Muncie, as the guys discuss the upcoming Ball State football season. Mark Jaynes joins us to discuss moving past the high of the Indianapolis 500 and continuing in the IndyCar schedule. Kurt chimes in on the discussion of the Chicago Bears possibly moving to Hammond, Indiana. We close out the hour revisiting the Chicago Cubs’ massive 18-3 loss to the San Francisco Giants.

Kurt Darling guest hosts tonight’s Indiana Sports Talk, as Coach Bob Lovell is still out for the summer. We react to news like the official news of the Chicago Bears potentially moving to Indiana, the new high school basketball shot clock rules, and more! Kris Norton calls in to update us on the Dubois County Bombers. 

We start the final hour chatting some NASCAR, and predictions for tomorrow’s Cracker Barrel 400. Jarrett and Landon’s thoughts on the passing of Kyle Busch. Brendan King joins to recap the South Bend Cubs 7-0 win against the Fort Wayne TinCaps. Mike Maahs calls in to give the other perspective of the game.

We’re joined by Laura Rogers, lacrosse legend. We hear her thoughts on the state of girls lacrosse in Indiana. Howard Kellman calls in to recap the Indianapolis Indians’ huge 14-5 win against the Iowa Cubs. Ryan Myrhen joins us to recap the Indianapolis 500. Live reactions for the San Antonio Spurs Victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Jarrett Lewis fills in for tonight’s Indiana Sports Talk. He’s joined for updates by Landon Coons and producer Christian Oates. They talk on hot topics in hoops like Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals and the Indiana Fever. They also speak on the upcoming World Cup and the excitement behind it.

Greg Rakestraw is joined by Mike Maahs of the Fort Wayne TinCaps, and Maahs begins by recapping the TinCaps’ come-from-behind win over the South Bend Cubs. He also talks about a handful of TinCaps who have a chance to rise up the Minor League ladder throughout the season. Greg’s longtime broadcast partner Mike Broughton joins to talk about the Indiana/Kentucky High School Basketball All-Star Series, what makes Mt. Vernon legend and Purdue commit Luke Ertel so skilled, and more. Later in the hour, NASCAR broadcaster Adam Alexander tells Greg about being on the broadcast for the first race after the passing of Kyle Busch, the remembrance that takes place on Memorial Day weekend in Charlotte, and a special rule that Busch proposed to NASCAR CEO Steve O’Donnell. Alexander also talks about Katherine Legge running the double and the importance of her presence in motorsports. Brendan King of the South Bend Cubs also hops on the show to give his side of the TinCaps’ wild comeback win. Finally, Greg recaps the Month of May and previews the IndyCar Detroit Grand Prix.  

Greg Rakestraw recaps the first day of the NCAA Division 1 Baseball Tournament and shouts out all the underdogs that have made it one of the most exciting times of the year in college sports. Mike Chappell of FOX 59 and CBS 4 joins Greg to talk about the Colts’ quarterback situation and offer his thoughts after OTAs. Mick Tidrow of Ball State and the Indiana Fever Radio Network joins to discuss the team’s west coast swing, his setup at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and what sticks out to him about the WNBA. He also dives into some of the positives amid a relatively pedestrian start for the Fever through seven games and recaps Ball State’s 2025-26 athletic season. Chris Norton calls in to talk about the DuBois County Bombers, one of four teams in the Prospect League, a collegiate summer league. He offers his pick for a Prospect League player who may join the ranks of Sean Manea and Nick Gonzales and become an MLB draftee.  

Greg Rakestraw is the first fill-in host of the summer as coach Bob Lovell takes his hiatus. He previews the show and what to expect while we’re in a “slow” time of sport in Indiana. Greg touches on why that’s not the case. He also runs through the latest in the college baseball world series from all divisions. Plus, Greg is still getting used to the show clock, even after all these years. We hear from Howard Kellman after the Indianapolis Indians fall to the Iowa Cubs. Despite a blowout loss, Howard says the fans got their money worth after some weird events in the ninth inning. Plus, he reflects 30 years at Victory Field as the anniversary is coming up. 

Indiana Sports Talk Staple Tony Donahue gives us his Indianapolis 500 preview and talks about how he thinks the weather will playout tomorrow. He also gives a longshot to win the race. Next, Mike Maahs, voice of the Fort Wayne Tin caps calls in after they get shutout against the Dayton Dragons. He puts a positive spin on where the team will go from here and also relives his homerun call from last night. We hear from Tyler Reidy for the second night in a row as the South Bend Cubs earned another win. Tyler also previews Sunday’s matchup for the Cubs. Brendan King touches on how he’s grinded his way through minor league baseball to get where he is now. To round out the show, Brendan and coach love Curt Cignetti in the pace car and reflect on some Indy 500 memories before rounding out season 32 of Indiana Sports Talk as coach will be away for the summer! 

Voice of the IndyCar Radio Network, Mark Jaynes, joins to give his take on the weather forecast tomorrow and who will be hanging around at the end of tomorrow’s race. He talks about his preparation for the broadcast and what it means to be calling another 500. Next, we hear from Howard Kellman after the Indianapolis Indians win a thriller over the Toledo Mudhens. Brendan King lets us in on his Indy 500 race plans. He also gives his top 3 for the race. The hour rounds out with Brendan King and Caleb Zuver talking NBA playoffs and coach Lovell has a story from his younger years! 

It’s Indy 500 eve! Coach Bob Lovell kicks off the show with Brendan King as they try to be the best weathermen they can be as rain is in the forecast for the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500. Voice of the Indy Eleven, Greg Rakestraw, calls in to tell us about how a red card helped the Indy Eleven beat Lexington SC 3-1. Greg also touches on the race and what he feels are the biggest storylines heading into tomorrow.  

To start the final hour, Mike Maahs relives his call of the Fort Wayne TinCaps’ thrilling walk-off win over the Dayton Dragons, the team’s first walk-off since 2023. He talks about the TinCaps’ grit and how they’ve gotten a little help from Lady Luck as they look to get back over .500. Pat Boylan joins to give his thoughts on the Fever’s win over Golden State and how the game was a basketball junkie’s dream. While the Fever want to speed teams up, Golden State tries to slow them down. Boylan talks about how the Fever’s latest game is perhaps their best win so far. He also looks ahead to a lengthy road test that follows up the Fever’s first homestand of the season. We then hearTony Donohue talks with coach about Carb Day and how, outside of Alexander Rossi’s crash on Monday, it’s been a clean month at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Pit lane troubles were a theme of Carb Day practice, and Donohue hints at how he thinks pit lane will be a factor on race day. Tyler Reidy of the South Bend Cubs calls in as he fills in for Brendan King, then BK and coach finish out the show by  getting excited for the weekend at IMS.  

The second hour of the show begins with Rob Blackman of the IndyCar Radio Network discussing what he expects to see Sunday for the 500. Rob will be in the pits and reveals the groups of racers he will be covering during the race. It includes Alexander Rossi who was in that crash on Monday. Rob lets us in on what he’s heard on his status. He also touches on Purdue football and basketball. Scott Agness from the Fieldhouse Files joins to recap the Fever’s win over Golden State in Caitlin Clark’s return from injury. Agness emphasizes the assist totals. Then, Howard Kellman recaps the Indians’ 7-3, come-from-behind win over Toledo in a rain-shortened game and looks ahead to their Memorial Day game against the Iowa Cubs at Victory Field 

MIke Broughton is the game director of the Indiana-Kentucky All-Star game and he gets the show started talking to coach Lovell on the busiest time of the year for him and the game organizers. He explains why this tradition has remained important to the people and players from both states. Then, voice of the NTT IndyCar Series, Mark Jaynes, reflects on the honor of calling the Oscar Meyer Weenie 500 Friday afternoon. Jaynes previews the field and the biggest storylines heading in.  

For this final hour of Indiana Sports Talk, Host Coach Bob Lovell dives into racing and Minor League Baseball. Tony Donohue, host of the Tony D Podcast, gives updates about the rain delay during Qualifications today and looks ahead to Pole Day tomorrow. Then, voice of the Fort Wayne TinCaps Mike Maahs recaps their loss today against Cedar Rapids. And to finish the show, 107.5 The Fan's Brendan King, and voice of the South Bend Cubs, shares about their 24-4 win over the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers and also breaks down his predictions for the drivers’ performances heading into tomorrow.

After an update from Network IN’s Updates Anchor Caleb Zuver, Indiana Sports Talk Host Coach Bob Lovell begins this hour talking with Howard Kellman, voice of the Indianapolis Indians, about their rain delay and upcoming double-header Sunday. Then, Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files joins to share about all things Fever and Pacers, with insight into scheduling, updates on injury reports, and even an added in Pole Day prediction. To finish out, Caleb and Coach talk about the remaining schedule for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and how to make the best plans for the upcoming days. 

Coach Bob Lovell begins this edition of Indiana Sports Talk with the voice of the Indy 500 Mark Jaynes to share about tomorrow’s rain-delayed Qualifications, and Pole Day, while previewing this last week until race day. Coach finishes out this hour with Network IN’s Updates Anchor Caleb Zuver to share more in-depth about Aliyah Boston’s injury ahead of the Fever home game tomorrow. 

After a scoreboard update from Brendan King (Network Indiana Anchor & voice of the South Bend Cubs), minor league baseball becomes the topic of conversation. Howard Kellman of the Indianapolis Indians talks the Tribe’ wild win today in Louisville. Then Mike Maahs, the voice of the Fort Wayne TinCaps, recaps their win today over Cedar Rapids. The focus shifts to racing as Tony Donohue joins, and Brendan King finishes out with Coach ahead of this weekend’s Indy 500 qualifications.

After a scoreboard update from Brendan King, Mark Jaynes from the IndyCar Radio Network joins. As the voice of IndyCar, Jaynes does a deep-dive on this week’s on-track action and previews this weekend’s qualifications ahead of the Indianapolis 500. Next, Greg Rakestraw joins after calling Indiana State’s baseball loss against Bellmont. After that, Matt Taylor, the voice of the Indianapolis Colts talks Indy’s schedule release now that we know the entire season schedule. Finally, Pat Boylan, the TV voice of the Indiana Fever. recaps Indiana’s tragic last-second home overtime loss against Washington. Caitlin Clark puts on a cape but the Fever run out of gas.

After a scoreboard update with Brendan King, Coach Lovell starts the show talking about the biggest sports story in Indianapolis right now - the Indy 500. Coach and Brendan recap the day at 16th and Georgetown with “Fast Friday” and preview this weekend’s qualifications action.

For this final hour of Indiana Sports Talk, Host Coach Bob Lovell is joined by Voice of the Fort Wayne TinCaps Mike Maahs to share about another win for them, making it their 9th in a row. Tony Donohue, host of the Tony D Podcast, then joins to give his thoughts on how today's Sonsio Grand Prix was different than in previous years. And Coach talks with Brendan King, voice of the South Bend Cubs, about their tough loss and what’s upcoming for them in their next games. Then, to finish this weekend’s edition of Indiana Sports Talk, Coach and Caleb talk about their gameday superstitions.  

Indiana Fever has their season opener tomorrow! Indiana Sports Talk Host Coach Bob Lovell begins this hour of the show talking with Network IN’s Updates Anchor Caleb Zuver about it. And then, Coach breaks it down even further with Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files. Howard Kellman, voice of the Indianapolis Indians, then joins live during the Indians’ double header game to recap their gameday so far. Caleb finishes out the hour with Coach giving updates about the NBA Playoffs. 

Indiana Sports Talk Host Coach Bob Lovell, along with Network IN’s Updates Anchor Caleb Zuver, begins this hour sharing about the Sonsio Grand Prix results, the drama and controversy around the local yellow, along with sharing about the Indiana Fever season opener. Then, ISC Sports Network’s Greg Rakestraw, voice of the Indy Eleven, joins the show to breakdown their 2-1 win against Sporting Jax. Greg is also an announcer for IndyCar Radio Network and shares his insight into today’s Sonsio Grand Prix results. 

For this final hour of Indiana Sports Talk, Host Coach Bob Lovell is joined by The Tony D Podcast Host Tony Donohue to talk about all things racing with the Month of May in full swing with the Sonsio Grand Prix this weekend. Then, Coach turns to Minor League Baseball. Mike Maahs, voice of the Fort Wayne TinCaps, then shares about their 1-0 win against the Beloit Sky Carp, giving them their 8th win in a span of 9 games. Voice of the South Bend Cubs Brendan King joins to give the breakdown of their 14-6 win against the Lansing Lugnuts. He also shares his thoughts on how important this time is for the players’ season and Major League potential. Network IN’s Updates Anchor Caleb Zuver then talks with Coach on how to do the Month of May right. And to finish out the show, Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files shares about the Indiana Fever’s season opener and predictions for this season ahead while he makes his way through downtown after the Morgan Wallen concert.

It’s WNBA Opening Night. The Indiana Fever has their season opener tomorrow! Indiana Sports Talk Host Coach Bob Lovell begins this hour of the show talking with Network IN’s Updates Anchor Caleb Zuver about this. Coach reminisces on his first Indy 500. Brad Huber, Paragon Speedway Announcer and “resident gearhead,” joins Coach to share his takes on the IndyCar series starting out this Month of May. Coach then reminisces about his time riding in the IndyCar two-seater experience. 

Indiana Sports Talk Host Coach Bob Lovell, along with Network IN’s Updates Anchor Caleb Zuver, begins this hour sharing about tonight’s rain delay for the IndyCar Series qualifying at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Mark Jaynes, voice of the NTT IndyCar Series and the Indy 500, joins to share about that, tomorrow’s Sonsio Grand Prix, and how some of the drivers have impressed him so far. 

Mike Maahs joined in the beginning of the hour to talk about the Font Wayne TinCaps’ 4th win in a row. They beat the South Bend Cubs 7-6. Nathaniel Finch and Caleb Zuver join to talk with Coach Lovell their excitement for this year’s Indianapolis 500. Brendan King shares his perspective on the South Bend Cubs’ loss earlier today.

Coach Lovell starts the second hour with Nathaniel Finch. They recapped the 2026 Kentucky Derby, where Golden Tempo came out with the historic victory. Keith Meyers called in to preview the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference’s baseball and softball tournaments. Games can be found on the new HCAC Network. Scott Agness joins to recap the Indiana Fever’s dominant 105-57 preseason win over the Nigerian National Team. Nathaniel comes back to cover the Philadelphia 76ers 109-100 win over the Boston Celtics to close out the series in Game 7.