(00:00-22:42) – The show opens on a Wednesday with Dan sharing his thoughts on the recent surge in Covid-19 cases and who he feels is the greatest all around football player of all time.  

(24:43-36:49) – Dan looks at the impact the Indy 500 blackout being lifted here in Indianapolis may have on the station.           

(36:50-41:23) – Dan ends the first hour by looking at how much information he needs before he is comfortably starting football amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

(41:24-1:05:14) – One of the most insightful sports writers out there, Gregg Doyel of the IndyStar drops in to discuss the way Victor Oladipo and the Pacers have handled his situations the last few weeks and what the impact is by lifting the local television blackout on the Indy 500 and having some fans at the Greatest Spectacle in Racing.   

(1:05:15-1:18:31) – The conversation on the local Indy 500 TV blackout being lifted and the impact it has on the station is discussed further by Dan. Also, Dan previews the upcoming interview with Dan Plesac of the MLB Network.

 (1:18:32-1:23:52) – Hour number two ends with Dan further expressing his frustration with not being able to watch the Cubs here in Indy due to lack of agreements with the Marquee Sports Network.

(1:23:53-1:47:53) – Always a great time when Dan Plesac of the MLB Network joins the show. This time he gets us ready for the long awaited start to the MLB season which takes place tomorrow.

 (1:47:54-2:00:28) – Dan takes some comments from listeners on the phone lines and reacts to Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb’s Executive Order that mandates the wearing of masks starting on Monday.   

(2:00:29-2:04:29) – The show closes with Dan sharing the Indiana Grand Racing and Casino Race of the Day results. Plus, Dan and Jimmy reflect on the Premier League bets they made today.

(00:00-23:39) – One of the most insightful sports writers out there, Gregg Doyel of the IndyStar drops in to discuss the way Victor Oladipo and the Pacers have handled his situations the last few weeks and what the impact is by lifting the local television blackout on the Indy 500 and having some fans at the Greatest Spectacle in Racing.  

(23:41-47:02) – Always a great time when Dan Plesac of the MLB Network joins the show. This time he gets us ready for the long awaited start to the MLB season which takes place tomorrow.

(00:00-24:54) – Dan shares his excitement for MLB’s return to action and discusses the concept of fake crowd noise and virtual fan interaction with show producer Jimmy Cook to open the show on a Monday.

(24:55-39:42) – Mike Chappell aka The Dean of Fox 59 and CBS 4 looks the Colts roster as it stands and where on the field they can’t afford to lose talent moving forward. Plus, the likelihood of training camp going off without a hitch.      

(39:43-44:53) – Hour number one ends with Dan looking at his “only in Indy” list and looking at a “conspiracy theory” sent in by a fan about a picture of the Pacers posted on the NBA TV twitter account.

(44:54-1:06:26) – The second hour begins with Dan continuing his “only in Indy list” and fans sending in their responses as well. 

(1:06:27-1:27:37) – The talented David Kaplan of NBC Sports Chicago gives us all the Cubs insights we need with Opening Day taking place later this week. Later, David and Dan express their frustration with trying to watch the Cubs and Marquee Sports Network.   

 (1:27:38-1:31:59) – Hour number two ends with Dan further expressing his frustration with not being able to watch the Cubs here in Indy due to lack of agreements with the Marquee Sports Network.

(1:32:00-1:59:26) – One of our favorites Mark Boyle, the radio voice of the Indiana Pacers, stops by to discuss his habits during a night on the town and preview the Pacers prep for the NBA’s restart in the bubble in Orlando. Plus, Mark talks about some of what to expect from the radio broadcasts with no fans.

(1:59:27-2:07:42) – We head to the phone lines with thoughts and comments on having player mic’d up, the thought of the NFL season not happening, and a man that understood Dan’s movie reference earlier in the show.

(2:07:43-2:16:49) – Dan reveals the Indiana Grand Racing and Casino Race of the Day results and talks about his recent change during his religious walk about. Plus, Dan and Jimmy update the audience on their Premier League bets of the day.

Today's Best of Features:

(00:00-14:40) – Mike Chappell aka The Dean of Fox 59 and CBS 4 looks the Colts roster as it stands and where on the field they can’t afford to lose talent moving forward. Plus, the likelihood of training camp going off without a hitch.         

(14:41-31:19) – The talented David Kaplan of NBC Sports Chicago gives us all the Cubs insights we need with Opening Day taking place later this week. Later, David and Dan express their frustration with trying to watch the Cubs and Marquee Sports Network.      

(31:20-58:27) – One of our favorites Mark Boyle, the radio voice of the Indiana Pacers, stops by to discuss his habits during a night on the town and preview the Pacers prep for the NBA’s restart in the bubble in Orlando. Plus, Mark talks about some of what to expect from the radio broadcasts with no fans.

(00:00-22:05) – We open up a monster week with Dan back in-studio and going after the NFL and NFL Players Association for not utilizing all of this time to formulate a plan that will provide safety and care for the players when the season resumes.  Dan also brings up the fact that unlike the MLB Players Association, the NFL Players Association has at least been unified in their messaging publicly as to why they are upset with the Owners and the league.

(22:06-35:43) – The winner of IndyCar’s Iowa 250  over the weekend, Josef Newgarden of Team Penske drops by to talk about the victory with Dan and shares his thoughts on what racing has been like during the Covid-19 pandemic.

(35:44-44:34) – Dan closes out the hour number one by expressing his frustration with the bad acting in A Few Good Men. Plus, Dan and show producer Jimmy Cook share the bets they are taking today in    

(44:35-1:09:25) – One of the best in the business Kevin Harlan of Turner Sports, CBS Sports, and Westwood One visits the show to give us a peek at what broadcasts are going to look like for the NBA’s restart this week, how he feels it will all go, and whether or not he thinks the NFL will be successful in their return plans.

(1:09:26-1:20:55) – Dan reflects on the conversation with Kevin Harlan regarding the NBA’s restart in Orlando amid the Covid-19 pandemic.     

 (1:20:56-1:29:34) – Hour number two ends with Dan examining the difficulties of watching Cubs games here in Indiana  

(1:29:35-1:51:11) – Our go to source for everything, but particularly so when it comes to college athletics, Pat Forde of Sports Illustrated visits the show to bring us up to speed on the decisions by Power 5 football schools to play only conference games. Plus, Pat shares his thoughts on whether or not we’ll even see a college football season this fall.

 (1:51:12-2:06:36) – Dan takes a question from a caller regarding the ramifications for smaller colleges in both basketball and football with Power 5 conferences deciding they will only play conference games this season.        

(2:06:37-2:14:30) – Dan looks ahead to tomorrow’s show lineup and laments on Premier League bet losses with Jimmy. Plus, a glance at the results from the Indiana Grand Racing and Casino Race of the Day.

Today's Best of Features:

(00:00-11:29) – The winner of IndyCar’s Iowa 250  over the weekend, Josef Newgarden of Team Penske drops by to talk about the victory with Dan and shares his thoughts on what racing has been like during the Covid-19 pandemic.     

(11:30-37:00) – One of the best in the business Kevin Harlan of Turner Sports, CBS Sports, and Westwood One visits the show to give us a peek at what broadcasts are going to look like for the NBA’s restart this week, how he feels it will all go, and whether or not he thinks the NFL will be successful in their return plans.

(37:01-51:01) – Our go to source for everything, but particularly so when it comes to college athletics, Pat Forde of Sports Illustrated visits the show to bring us up to speed on the decisions by Power 5 football schools to play only conference games. Plus, Pat shares his thoughts on whether or not we’ll even see a college football season this fall.

(00:00-23:08) – Dan’s out today but thankfully Kevin Bowen is in to discuss his thoughts on the Colts being favorites to land Dak Prescott next off season. Plus, a look at the Pacers-Victor Oladipo saga from the past few weeks.     

(23:09-38:19) – Kevin and show producer Jimmy Cook continue the conversation on Victor Oladipo and his future with the Pacers. Later, they look at Tiger Woods’ run to make the cut at The Memorial…there may be money on the line.      

(38:20-44:37) – Kevin continues looking at the current state of the Pacers with uncertainty surrounding Victor Oladipo and what may happen to long term contract negotiations if Vic isn’t able to play in the bubble.    

(44:38-1:07:31) – Joe Vardon of The Athletic chats with us on the latest NBA news as he is live from quarantine inside the league’s bubble in Orlando. Also, Joe shares his thoughts on Victor Oladipo and the Pacers.   

(1:07:32-1:22:27) – The Voice of the Indy 500 Mark Jaynes visits the program to look at a massive IndyCar double header in Iowa this weekend. Plus, Mark updates us on how racing and travel has been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.   

 (1:22:28-1:32:11) – KB closes out the second hour by giving his thoughts on Dan’s ongoing debate about the state of the Colts under current GM Chris Ballard and where they were under the previous administration led by Ryan Grigson.

(1:32:12-1:54:56) – Our friend the content machine Joey Mulinaro visits with KB to update us on what he’s been doing amid the pandemic. Later, Joey shares his thoughts on the Pacers and Victor Oladipo, the Dak Prescott to the Colts odds, and the start of the Chicago Cubs season next week.     

 (1:54:57-2:10:37) – Mike Wells of ESPN helps keep Kevin and Jimmy sane with some updates on Tiger Woods’ chances of making the cut at The Memorial. Plus, updates from all over the leaderboard at the PGA tour event.       

(2:10:38-2:20:54) – Kevin and Jimmy take a look at how no fans will impact major sports as they return here in the US and discuss if there may be some bets they look into this weekend.

Today's Best of Features:

(00:00-18:32) – Joe Vardon of The Athletic chats with us on the latest NBA news as he is live from quarantine inside the league’s bubble in Orlando. Also, Joe shares his thoughts on Victor Oladipo and the Pacers.   

(18:33-30:58) – The Voice of the Indy 500 Mark Jaynes visits the program to look at a massive IndyCar double header in Iowa this weekend. Plus, Mark updates us on how racing and travel has been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.   

(30:59-46:10) – Our friend the content machine Joey Mulinaro visits with KB to update us on what he’s been doing amid the pandemic. Later, Joey shares his thoughts on the Pacers and Victor Oladipo, the Dak Prescott to the Colts odds, and the start of the Chicago Cubs season next week.     

(46:11-57:56) – Mike Wells of ESPN helps keep Kevin and Jimmy sane with some updates on Tiger Woods’ chances of making the cut at The Memorial. Plus, updates from all over the leaderboard at the PGA tour event.

(00:00-21:38) – Thursday’s show opens with Dan weighing on Former Miami Heat forward Chris Bosh recalling that  the crowd at Bankers Life Fieldhouse during the 2013 Eastern Conference Finals was “white as a Trump rally”.   

(21:39-37:44) – Mike Wells of ESPN is live at The Memorial golf tournament and gives us the low down of what to expect from the field and how he expects Tiger Woods to look in his first golf tournament since the pandemic.     

(37:45-45:25) – Dan continues his conversation on Chris Bosh’s comments on Indiana Pacers fans during the 2013 Eastern conference Finals.   

(45:26-1:08:04) – The TV voice of the Chicago White Sox, Jason Benetti, walks us through what to expect from the start of the MLB season next week and just how good the White Sox could be. Plus, Jason shares a story from his days as a little league umpire.

(1:08:05-1:21:50) – Dan gives his thought on Victor Oladipo’s The examination of Chris Bosh’s comments regarding Indiana Pacers fans during the Heat-Pacers playoff matchup in 2013 is talked on further by Dan.

 (1:21:51-1:32:29) – The second hour ends with Dan giving more thoughts on Chris Bosh’s comments and answering questions from listeners on Twitter and YouTube.

(1:32:30-1:54:57) – Adnan Virk of DAZN and MLB Network stops by to look at the chances the NBA, the NFL and the MLB are successful in their attempts to either finish their season or begin it. Later, Dan and Adnan laugh about the fact that nearly all of the olden day sports (Boxing, Horse Racing, Soccer, Golf) are dominating the headlines.    

 (1:54:58-2:11:44) – Dan continues looking at the comments made by Chris Bosh about the Pacers fans and updates us on his poll asking listeners if they will watch the NBA upon its return.     

(2:11:45-2:18:29) – The show ends on a Thursday with Dan revealing the winner of today’s Indiana Grand Racing and Casino Race of the Day. Later, Dan reflects on his childhood days growing up on Northwest Indiana.

Today's Best of Features:

(00:00-15:55) – Mike Wells of ESPN is live at The Memorial golf tournament and gives us the low down of what to expect from the field and how he expects Tiger Woods to look in his first golf tournament since the pandemic.     

(15:56-37:58) – The TV voice of the Chicago White Sox, Jason Benetti, walks us through what to expect from the start of the MLB season next week and just how good the White Sox could be. Plus, Jason shares a story from his days as a little league umpire.

(37:59-57:524) – Adnan Virk of DAZN and MLB Network stops by to look at the chances the NBA, the NFL and the MLB are successful in their attempts to either finish their season or begin it. Later, Dan and Adnan laugh about the fact that nearly all of the olden day sports (Boxing, Horse Racing, Soccer, Golf) are dominating the headlines.