The first full hour of the show begins with Greg recapping his sports week, including little league baseball, previews of high school football, and more. Then Mark Jaynes, voice of the Indycar Series, joins the program to discuss the busy racing weekend that is coming up in Indianapolis, as well as what Mark saw in Iowa last week. They also discuss the Alex Palou – CGR situation. Adam Alexander of Nascar Race Hub then calls in to provide his thoughts on the racing action that descends on the Racing Capital of the World during the weekend, and the importance of winning in Indy no matter what race it is. Howard Kellman, voice of the Indianapolis Indians, talks to Greg about the Indians 6-5 win over the Toledo Mud Hens this evening.

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Greg Rakestraw hosts tonight’s show, and kicks things off by previewing what’s to come during the show, which includes discussion of all the racing action happening this weekend, as well as Colts training camp and preseason. He also talks about the upcoming high school football season. He finishes the first segment off by talking about Colts to keep an eye on, such as Julian Blackmon coming back from his injury, and new addition Yannick Ngakoue

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To start off the final hour of Network Indiana’s Indiana Sports Talk, Kurt Darling and Sam Rumpza are joined by the legendary voice of the Indianapolis Indians, Howard Kellman, to discuss his thoughts on a wild walk-off finishing win tonight for the Indians. Kellman goes on to say how it happened and how he’s excited to see what the rest of the season looks like for The Tribe. Next on IST, the voice of the South Bend Cubs, Brenden King, to talk the Cubbies win tonight but he also reflects the positives he’s taken away from the last few games for South Bend. King goes on to talk his expectations for the Cubs on their run towards a playoff spot down the stretch of this season. After that on IST, Purdue Boilermaker Head Football Coach, Jeff Brohm joins Kurt Darling to talk how his team is looking forward to and preparing for an exciting season upcoming for the Boilers. Brohm also goes on to give his thoughts on the BIG Ten Conference’s addition of UCLA and USC into the already stacked conference, but how he is still excited and ready for the challenge. To close out this Saturday Night on Network Indiana’s Indiana Sports Talk, Kurt Darling unfolds the Alex Palou situation with Chip Ganassi Racing and McLaren Racing. Darling goes on to explain how he believes this situation could change the future of racing.

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To start off the next hour of Network Indiana’s Indiana Sports Talk, Kurt Darling and Sam Rumpza are joined by Greg Rakestraw, the vice president of ISC Sports Network, to talk the Indy Eleven and their draw tonight. Greg and Kurt talk a big night for the Eleven’s goalkeeper, Sean Lewis. Next up on IST, the voice of the Indianapolis 500 mile race, IMS Radio Network’s Mark Jaynes joins the show to discuss Josef Newgarden’s big win in today’s IndyCar series race. Next on IST, the District Athletic Director of Indianapolis Public Schools, Darren Thomas, joins the show with Kurt to talk his thoughts on changing some schools changing conferences and how he’s excited for a lot of schools moving forward. After that on IST, Brad Keselowski joins the show to discuss with Kurt his expectations for next week’s Brickyard race and how he expects a determined showing from himself next week.

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It’s another Saturday night on Network Indiana’s Indiana Sports Talk. Kurt Darling and Sam Rumpza start off the show talking with Kevin Bowen, who talks the Indianapolis Colts and the biggest storylines with contract extensions for Colt’s star Kenny Moore. Bowen also gives his opinion on the latest free agency moves by Indianapolis, including his thoughts on Carson Wentz, Matt Ryan, and why he believes the Colts have a great chance at making the playoffs this season.

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The final hour of the show kicks off with Brendan King, voice of the South Bend Cubs, joining in to talk about the Cubs 3-1 loss to the Quad Cities River Bandits. Jake Query of Kevin & Query then calls in to give his thoughts on Indycar, and what goes into preparing to call an Indycar race. They also turn the discussion back towards the Colts and their upcoming camp. Jake gives his opinion on if the Colts addition of Matt Ryan has caused a justifiable buzz around the team. They also go over the teams left tackle situation, and if the Colts are playing a risky game with it, as well as the expectations for the team this year. Jimmy wraps up the show by giving a preview of Colts camp coverage, as well as if the Colts O-Line should worry fans.

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Tom Noie sticks around to start the 10 o’clock hour as he and Jimmy continue to discuss the Fighting Irish football team; they go over what the Notre Dame offense could look like. JJ Stankevitz of Colts.com calls in to continue the Colts conversation. They talk about the Colts partnership with Marvel and what fans can expect from that. They then go into what we should want to see from the Colts during training camp, especially Matt Ryan. They also go over what Nyheim Hines could do this year. Howard Kellman, voice of the Indianapolis Indians, calls in to discuss the teams 9-8 loss to the St. Paul Saints.  

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Jimmy Cook is in tonight and he opens the show by giving a preview of the guest line up, before going over the upcoming Colts Training Camp. Tom Noie of the South Bend Tribune then joins to talk Notre Dame athletics, specifically the upcoming football season.

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Brendan King, Voice of the South Bend Cubs, kicks off the final hour by talking the Cubs 3-2 loss to the Peoria Chiefs. Derek Schultz, co-host of Query & Schultz, calls in, where he and Jimmy briefly talk the Yankees dominant win over the Red Socks tonight. The conversation then returns to the Pacers, and their swing at landing Deandre Ayton, and how Myles Turner should feel about the situation. Jimmy also asks Derek what he would do with the $30 million in cap space that the Pacers have. They then talk Colts, and what the expectations are for the team with Matt Ryan at the helm. The show concludes with Jimmy talking about the Summer League, as well as giving a few final thoughts on the Pacers.  

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James Boyd sticks around to kick the first full hour off, where the Pacers talk continues, and if the swing at Deandre Ayton signifies a shift in the team’s philosophy. Kevin Bowen of Kevin & Query, joins to discuss Deandre Ayton and if missing out on him really affects the Pacers. They also talk about what the expectations for the team are for this year and the years to come. They then turn to the Colts, and what some of the stories are heading into training camp. Howard Kellman, voice of the Indianapolis Indians, joins the program to talk the Indians losing to Columbus, 4-2.

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