The guys talk "gap year" for the Pacers with Tyrese Hailburton on the shelf and Myles Turner out the door to Milwaukee, while also reacting to Kevin Pritchard's postseason availability comments. Also, apathetic expectations for the 2025 Colts, remembering Don Hein and Dick Mittman, and Jake asks if The Sopranos is worth a watch.

Hoagies & Hops Hoagie of the Week: Lancaster
Chilly Water Brewing Co. Brew of the Week: Mama Tried

*taped hours before the Myles Turner news

The guys discuss the two newest Pacers draft picks and where they might be going as far is free agency is concerned. Plus, a debate over whether Indy would better support an NHL or MLS team, remembering Dave Parker, and Derek discusses his summer pits (gross).

The guys spend a majority of the show taking a look back at the 2025 Pacers, a special season that fell just short of a breakthrough championship. Also, in the wake of Tyrese Haliburton's devastating injury, where to the Pacers go from here? The guys discuss that and Query's weird list of favorite road trip games.

Jake and Rake (filling in for a vacationing Schultz) talk about the Pacers' first back to back losses in three months and if they can throw one last punch against the Thunder. Also, a look at Tyrese Haliburton's health entering a do-or-die Game 6 and Query's feelings on a terrific IndyCar show in St. Louis.

Can the Pacers take back control of the NBA Finals? The guys are hesitant to say so, even with Indiana returning home after getting a split. They talk about what it will take to get the best of the Thunder in what has become a best-of-five series, plus the House settlement, Colts' new ownership structure, and Schultz has a cough (again).

The guys discuss the Pacers' first trip to the NBA Finals in a quarter-century, what to expect from the Thunder, and who all deserves credit for this notable accomplishment (spoiler: just about everyone). Also, Derek has a weird gripe about state listings with cities and Jake breaks out an excellent piece of Indy-related NBA Finals trivia.

The guys get into the latest on the Pacers as they head into a critical Game 4 with New York after blowing a big opportunity. Plus, thoughts on Alex Palou's breakthrough, a "meh" 109th running of the Indianapolis 500, and the sad passing of the iconic Jim Irsay.

The guys jump into the best sports week of the year in Indianapolis by talking about Robert Shwartzman's epic Pole Day upset, more Team Penske violations, and what to expect from the 9th (!) edition of the heated Pacers-Knicks rivalry.

The guys finally avoid a Pacers' playoff night conflict to recap Indiana's Game 4 blowout win and what it means for the rest of the series. Plus, can anyone catch Alex Palou on the oval later this month and a random discussion of North Dakota's best all-time athletes (don't ask).

The guys get into the Pacers' impressive opening game shooting performance in Cleveland and whether they can keep things rolling throughout the series. Plus, has IndyCar been boring heading into the Month of May, a potential Mike Woodson coaching return, and Jake gets hyper-focused on the greatest love stories ever told.