IndyCar driver Alexander Rossi from Arrow McLaren Racing joins Query & Company to discuss the ending of his time with the team that was announced yesterday. Rossi believes that he is one of the most well-rounded drivers in the series because of his experience with both Honda and Chevrolet engines, explains some of the difference that he will feel this weekend with the hybrid engine, and says that he will be racing in IndyCar next season but doesn’t know in what capacity just yet.

IndyCar driver Alexander Rossi from Arrow McLaren Racing joins Query &amp; Company to discuss the ending of his time with the team that was announced yesterday. Rossi believes that he is one of the most well-rounded drivers in the series because of his experience with both Honda and Chevrolet engines, explains some of the difference that he will feel this weekend with the hybrid engine, and says that he will be racing in IndyCar next season but doesn’t know in what capacity just yet.

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Alexander Rossi joins Query & Company to discuss future in IndyCar

(00:00-25:18) – Query & Company opens on a Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the Indiana Fever loss last night to the Las Vegas Aces and Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, and Kelsey Mitchell being named WNBA All-Stars. They also discuss the Indiana Pacers rotation with trying to figure out where Jarace Walker will get minutes and the NHL Draft last week at The Sphere in Las Vegas.

(25:18-44:04) – IndyCar driver Alexander Rossi from Arrow McLaren Racing joins Query & Company to discuss the ending of his time with the team that was announced yesterday. Rossi believes that he is one of the most well-rounded drivers in the series because of his experience with both Honda and Chevrolet engines, explains some of the difference that he will feel this weekend with the hybrid engine, and says that he will be racing in IndyCar next season but doesn’t know in what capacity just yet.

(44:04-45:02) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy recapping their conversation with Alexander Rossi and providing a brief update on the situation surrounding former Indianapolis Colt, Daniel Muir.

(45:02-1:11:35) –ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook on a Wednesday to share anything that he has heard regarding the situation with Daniel Muir. Additionally, they discuss how important this season is for Kwity Paye, reveals his love for the offensive line after a terrific season last year for the collective group, and if we have gotten to the point in the offseason now where this is the roster that they will roll out their week one and not add anything in the secondary.

(1:11:35-1:26:12) – Following their discussion with Stephen Holder, Jake, and Jimmy shift to the Indiana Pacers. Their conversation centers around the future of Bennedict Mathurin with the franchise because of the way his offensive playstyle may not mesh with the way the Pacers want to play.

(1:26:12-1:32:03) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the program by doing a beer taste test. Jimmy provided a nearly two-year old can of Spotted Cow and Eddie provided a bottle within a year-old.

(1:32:03-1:50:04) – Matt Moore from the Action Network joins Query & Company to tip off the final hour of the program to assess where the Indiana Pacers rank within the Eastern Conference, believes that the Pacers aren’t the team that breaks out one season and then has a bad season, shares his point of view on Bennedict Mathurin’s future with the Pacers, and assesses which team in the Eastern Conference has improved the most so far this offseason.

(1:50:04-2:11:53) – Typically on Friday’s we share a feel-good story because of it being a Good For The Heart Friday sponsored by Franciscan Health. Jake shares a story today surrounding Caitlin Clark and Bailey Lux. Indiana Fever TV analyst, Debbie Antonelli, joins Query & Company to share the interaction that Caitlin had with Bailey, explains where she has seen the most improvement with the team the last three weeks, believes that the Fever have what it takes to be a playoff team with this current roster and their playstyle, and highlights Temi Fagbenle as an important player to the success of this team that doesn’t receive a lot of attention.

(2:11:53-2:15:59) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a couple bets he likes, and the guys discussing their Independence Day plans!

(00:00-25:18) – Query &amp; Company opens on a Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the Indiana Fever loss last night to the Las Vegas Aces and Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, and Kelsey Mitchell being named WNBA All-Stars. They also discuss the Indiana Pacers rotation with trying to figure out where Jarace Walker will get minutes and the NHL Draft last week at The Sphere in Las Vegas.
(25:18-44:04) – IndyCar driver Alexander Rossi from Arrow McLaren Racing joins Query &amp; Company to discuss the ending of his time with the team that was announced yesterday. Rossi believes that he is one of the most well-rounded drivers in the series because of his experience with both Honda and Chevrolet engines, explains some of the difference that he will feel this weekend with the hybrid engine, and says that he will be racing in IndyCar next season but doesn’t know in what capacity just yet.
(44:04-45:02) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy recapping their conversation with Alexander Rossi and providing a brief update on the situation surrounding former Indianapolis Colt, Daniel Muir.
(45:02-1:11:35) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins Jake Query &amp; Jimmy Cook on a Wednesday to share anything that he has heard regarding the situation with Daniel Muir. Additionally, they discuss how important this season is for Kwity Paye, reveals his love for the offensive line after a terrific season last year for the collective group, and if we have gotten to the point in the offseason now where this is the roster that they will roll out their week one and not add anything in the secondary.
(1:11:35-1:26:12) – Following their discussion with Stephen Holder, Jake, and Jimmy shift to the Indiana Pacers. Their conversation centers around the future of Bennedict Mathurin with the franchise because of the way his offensive playstyle may not mesh with the way the Pacers want to play.
(1:26:12-1:32:03) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the program by doing a beer taste test. Jimmy provided a nearly two-year old can of Spotted Cow and Eddie provided a bottle within a year-old.
(1:32:03-1:50:04) – Matt Moore from the Action Network joins Query &amp; Company to tip off the final hour of the program to assess where the Indiana Pacers rank within the Eastern Conference, believes that the Pacers aren’t the team that breaks out one season and then has a bad season, shares his point of view on Bennedict Mathurin’s future with the Pacers, and assesses which team in the Eastern Conference has improved the most so far this offseason.
(1:50:04-2:11:53) – Typically on Friday’s we share a feel-good story because of it being a Good For The Heart Friday sponsored by Franciscan Health. Jake shares a story today surrounding Caitlin Clark and Bailey Lux. Indiana Fever TV analyst, Debbie Antonelli, joins Query &amp; Company to share the interaction that Caitlin had with Bailey, explains where she has seen the most improvement with the team the last three weeks, believes that the Fever have what it takes to be a playoff team with this current roster and their playstyle, and highlights Temi Fagbenle as an important player to the success of this team that doesn’t receive a lot of attention.
(2:11:53-2:15:59) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a couple bets he likes, and the guys discussing their Independence Day plans!

Fever Have Three All-Stars! Alexander Rossi, Debbie Antonelli, Matt Moore, Stephen Holder join!

Today’s Best of Features:

(00:00-18:41) – IndyCar driver Alexander Rossi from Arrow McLaren Racing joins Query & Company to discuss the ending of his time with the team that was announced yesterday. Rossi believes that he is one of the most well-rounded drivers in the series because of his experience with both Honda and Chevrolet engines, explains some of the difference that he will feel this weekend with the hybrid engine, and says that he will be racing in IndyCar next season but doesn’t know in what capacity just yet.

(18:41-44:33) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook on a Wednesday to share anything that he has heard regarding the situation with Daniel Muir. Additionally, they discuss how important this season is for Kwity Paye, reveals his love for the offensive line after a terrific season last year for the collective group, and if we have gotten to the point in the offseason now where this is the roster that they will roll out their week one and not add anything in the secondary.

(44:33-58:00) – Indiana Fever TV analyst, Debbie Antonelli, joins Query & Company to share the interaction that Caitlin Clark had with Bailey Lux, explains where she has seen the most improvement with the team the last three weeks, believes that the Fever have what it takes to be a playoff team with this current roster and their playstyle, and highlights Temi Fagbenle as an important player to the success of this team that doesn’t receive a lot of attention.

Today’s Best of Features:
(00:00-18:41) – IndyCar driver Alexander Rossi from Arrow McLaren Racing joins Query &amp; Company to discuss the ending of his time with the team that was announced yesterday. Rossi believes that he is one of the most well-rounded drivers in the series because of his experience with both Honda and Chevrolet engines, explains some of the difference that he will feel this weekend with the hybrid engine, and says that he will be racing in IndyCar next season but doesn’t know in what capacity just yet.
(18:41-44:33) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder joins Jake Query &amp; Jimmy Cook on a Wednesday to share anything that he has heard regarding the situation with Daniel Muir. Additionally, they discuss how important this season is for Kwity Paye, reveals his love for the offensive line after a terrific season last year for the collective group, and if we have gotten to the point in the offseason now where this is the roster that they will roll out their week one and not add anything in the secondary.
(44:33-58:00) – Indiana Fever TV analyst, Debbie Antonelli, joins Query &amp; Company to share the interaction that Caitlin Clark had with Bailey Lux, explains where she has seen the most improvement with the team the last three weeks, believes that the Fever have what it takes to be a playoff team with this current roster and their playstyle, and highlights Temi Fagbenle as an important player to the success of this team that doesn’t receive a lot of attention.

Best Of Query & Company - Wednesday 7/3/24

(00:00-31:11) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing how their Monday night went. Additionally, we discuss the United States Men’s National Team losing to Uruguay last night 1-0. Jake thinks this is a problem that the United States have struggled despite having some of the best athletes in the world.

(31:11-47:16) – Jake and Jimmy ask for callers to share their opinions on last night’s outcome for the United Staes in Copa America or thoughts on the soccer in general. They receive a couple of callers that present a reason why USA has struggled in hockey and that there are other top countries that are struggling right now in international soccer despite having the talent to be one of the top countries.

(47:16-48:37) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy previewing hour number two.

(48:37-1:13:26) –The second hour of the show starts with Eddie breaking the news that the Indiana Pacers have signed former 2020 lottery pick, James Wiseman. Additionally, Jake divulges on some IndyCar news from today surrounding Alexander Rossi and Christian Lundgaard for next season. Finally, he explains what is different about the IndyCar hybrid engines that debut this weekend.

(1:13:26-1:26:37) – After discussing the dilemma Jake is in right now, the guys get back to the United Staes Men’s National Team losing to Uruguay 1-0 in Copa America last night. Jake asks Jimmy why he believes this team isn’t succeeding right now and highlights how well Canada has been playing.

(1:26:37-1:34:10) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the program by continuing their conversation about the United States Men’s National Team. Jake brings up a belief he has when it comes to losing to Panama, Uruguay, and other third world countries.

(1:33:52-2:02:29) – Alex Golden from Setting The Pace joins Query & Company with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to share his thoughts on the Indiana Pacers signing James Wiseman, states that he believes Johnny Furphy will be a member of the Pacers roster, examines the options the franchise has to fill the three two-way contracts they have available, believes that Ben Sheppard could be the player that falls out of the rotation because of Jarace Walker, and projects where Indiana will rank within the Eastern Conference when the season starts.

(2:02:29-2:10:54) – Jake comes back from break asking Jimmy and Eddie if they knew that a specific sporting event is going on because it used to be a very popular event during his upbringing.

(2:10:54-2:17:46) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a couple bets he likes, and Derek Schultz joining the guys in the studio to preview the next three hours with him filling in for JMV!

(00:00-31:11) – Query &amp; Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison discussing how their Monday night went. Additionally, we discuss the United States Men’s National Team losing to Uruguay last night 1-0. Jake thinks this is a problem that the United States have struggled despite having some of the best athletes in the world.
(31:11-47:16) – Jake and Jimmy ask for callers to share their opinions on last night’s outcome for the United Staes in Copa America or thoughts on the soccer in general. They receive a couple of callers that present a reason why USA has struggled in hockey and that there are other top countries that are struggling right now in international soccer despite having the talent to be one of the top countries.
(47:16-48:37) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy previewing hour number two.
(48:37-1:13:26) – The second hour of the show starts with Eddie breaking the news that the Indiana Pacers have signed former 2020 lottery pick, James Wiseman. Additionally, Jake divulges on some IndyCar news from today surrounding Alexander Rossi and Christian Lundgaard for next season. Finally, he explains what is different about the IndyCar hybrid engines that debut this weekend.
(1:13:26-1:26:37) – After discussing the dilemma Jake is in right now, the guys get back to the United Staes Men’s National Team losing to Uruguay 1-0 in Copa America last night. Jake asks Jimmy why he believes this team isn’t succeeding right now and highlights how well Canada has been playing.
(1:26:37-1:34:10) – Jake and Jimmy close out the second hour of the program by continuing their conversation about the United States Men’s National Team. Jake brings up a belief he has when it comes to losing to Panama, Uruguay, and other third world countries.
(1:33:52-2:02:29) – Alex Golden from Setting The Pace joins Query &amp; Company with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to share his thoughts on the Indiana Pacers signing James Wiseman, states that he believes Johnny Furphy will be a member of the Pacers roster, examines the options the franchise has to fill the three two-way contracts they have available, believes that Ben Sheppard could be the player that falls out of the rotation because of Jarace Walker, and projects where Indiana will rank within the Eastern Conference when the season starts.
(2:02:29-2:10:54) – Jake comes back from break asking Jimmy and Eddie if they knew that a specific sporting event is going on because it used to be a very popular event during his upbringing.
(2:10:54-2:17:46) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day, Eddie sharing a couple bets he likes, and Derek Schultz joining the guys in the studio to preview the next three hours with him filling in for JMV!

Alexander Rossi joins Query & Company to discuss future in IndyCar

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