(00:00-26:26) – 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.

(26:26-38:12) – During the NCAA Tournament, Jake and Jimmy gave away numbers to teams competing in the tournament to callers for their chance for a prize. They do it again to start the second hour surrounding the thirty-three drivers in the Indianapolis 500. If a caller selects the driver that is the winner, biggest mover, and first driver out of the race, then the caller will receive a gift card to Puccini’s!

(38:12-42:50) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy discussing some of their takeaways from the first Colts OTA practice that was available to the media.

(42:50-1:12:12) – Tony East from Sports Illustrated, Forbes Sports, and Locked On Pacers makes his weekly appearance on Query & Company with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook to break down the financial impact of Tyrese Haliburton being named to an All-NBA team, explains how the Pacers style of offense is random when in all reality it isn’t,, doesn’t believe that Rick Carlisle will turn to Isaiah Jackson or Jalen Smith for a ton of minutes this series with the way the Celtics play offense, and gives his opinion on Jimmy’s take that he can’t provide a forecast how the rest of the series will happen until game three has been played.

(1:12:12-1:19:26) – After their conversation with Tony East, Jake and Jimmy open the phone lines again to give away some numbers for callers for their Indy 500 numbers game.

(1:19:26-1:25:19) – The second hour of the program concludes with Jake and Jimmy continuing to give out numbers for the Indianapolis 500.

(1:25:19-1:52:01) – Eddie Gill from the Indiana Pacers Radio Network joins Jake and Jimmy from Boston to recap the emotional toll that the game one loss took on the Indiana Pacers, reveals how the mood of the team was this morning for shootaround, dissects how different the Boston Celtics look with Kristaps Porzingis on the floor, gives his perspective on the inbound turnover that led to Jaylen Brown knocking down the game tying three in regulation, and discusses the sixty-five game minimum for the season awards in connection to Tyrese Haliburton being named to third team All-NBA yesterday.

(1:52:01-2:02:14) – For one final time on today’s show, we open the phone lines for five listeners to claim the five remaining spots in our Indy 500 numbers game!

(2:02:14-2:06:18) – Today’s show ends with Jimmy sharing his JCook Plays of the Day and laying out the importance of game two tonight!