(00:00-27:25)-JMV starts out the show giving a rundown of the show and some of the great things going on in Indy over the weekend before bringing on Amp Harris to talk about a panel he’s organized of notable African-American Indianapolis Athletes & Coaches as well as a peaceful protest on Sunday afternoon.

(27:25-43:30)-Reds Catcher Tucker Barnhart joins JMV to talk about the pickup game he’s organizing of local pro and college baseball players at Grand Park, if he could play middle infield in a pinch, and they talk about Pitcher Drew Storen’s batting career and what he makes fun of Tucker for

(43:30-48:41)-JMV unveils the prize pack for July’s #JMVTakeover on Saturday nights through the month

(48:41-1:14:22)-Fox NASCAR Reporter Vince Welch joins JMV to discuss NASCAR’s decision to ban the confederate flag from their races and why this isn’t an “out of the blue” decision and has been in the making for the last 5 years, how the racing is different in these circumstances, and when he thinks everything will seem “normal” in NASCAR with fans in the stands

(1:14:22-1:23:24)-JMV starts a conversation about what the 2nd most memorable play in Colts history is after Marlin Jackson’s INT to send the Colts to the Super Bowl

(1:23:24-1:36:04)-Organizer of St. Baldrick’s End Childhood Cancer fundraiser John Klein joins JMV to discuss the upcoming virtual shaving heads event and how to donate at jackspack.org 

(1:36:04-2:07:43)-Mike Chappell from CBS4/Fox59 joins JMV to go through what the 2nd most important play in Colts franchise history is, why the 1995 Colts are the team that should of won a Super Bowl, what determines a successful season for Philip Rivers, and when will the public finally hear from Jacoby Brissett

(2:07:43-2:20:33)-Friend of the Show Derek Schultz joins JMV to discuss why the Pierre Garcon drop in Super Bowl XLIV is the 2nd most influential play in Colts history, Jim Irsay’s comments about the Colts only winning 1 Super Bowl in the Manning Era, and Philip Rivers impact this season

(2:20:33-2:24:30)-JMV closes out the show recapping all the guests and previews Friday’s show!

(00:00-14:11)-Reds Catcher Tucker Barnhart joins JMV to talk about the pickup game he’s organizing of local pro and college baseball players at Grand Park, if he could play middle infield in a pinch, and they talk about Pitcher Drew Storen’s batting career and what he makes fun of Tucker for

(14:11-36:36)-Fox NASCAR Reporter Vince Welch joins JMV to discuss NASCAR’s decision to ban the confederate flag from their races and why this isn’t an “out of the blue” decision and has been in the making for the last 5 years, how the racing is different in these circumstances, and when he thinks everything will seem “normal” in NASCAR with fans in the stands

(3:36-1:04:40)-Mike Chappell from CBS4/Fox59 joins JMV to go through what the 2nd most important play in Colts franchise history is, why the 1995 Colts are the team that should of won a Super Bowl, what determines a successful season for Philip Rivers, and when will the public finally hear from Jacoby Brissett

(00:00-27:11)-JMV starts out the show talking about everything in the sports landscape with NASCAR and having races with fans in the stands in the near future, IndyCar making changes after a sloppy race last weekend, the Colts meeting with the local media today, and MLB running out of time to get their season going

(27:11-44:26)-Former PGA Commissioner Ted Bishop joins JMV to discuss the return of the PGA Tour, the field of top players that are playing the event, and his thoughts on “The Match” and why golf may have struck a goldmine with it.

(44:26-49:40)-JMV takes a call about the Colts playoff chances and why the additional playoff makes this season a “playoff or bust” season

(49:40-1:18:07)-Former Colts DB Marlin Jackson joins JMV to discuss the current events and how the Colts will handle it in the locker room, what Tony Dungy was like as a leader outside of his football X’s and O’s, what he thinks of the Colts offseason moves, and re-living his famous interception to send the Colts to the Super Bowl in 2006.

(1:18:07-1:38:27)-NBC’s Kevin Lee joins JMV to discuss the return of IndyCar and why the racing was a little less smooth than hoped for, why he was surprised about the decision to not have fans in the stands for the Brickyard 400 at IMS, and his opinion on whether or not the Indy 500 will have a full stands, limited fans, or having to move off of the August date.

(1:38:27-1:42:01)-JMV goes through this short segment reacting to twitter and Youtube Live comments

(1:42:01-2:14:59)-Kevin Bowen joins JMV to discuss Philip Rivers comments to the local media earlier today, what type of work he’s been able to do with Colts WR’s so far, why he isn’t worried about lack of chemistry before the season starts, if his years with the Colts will shape his legacy, and then they transfer to the NBA playoffs and some of the crazy things we’ll see and how the NBA may try to give higher seeds an advantage

(2:14:59-2:21:42)-JMV reacts to the Woj report that some NBA players don’t want to go to Orlando to play out the season and why it would be a terrible idea for any player to not show up

(2:21:42-2:31:11)-JMV closes out the show responding to tweets about a group of players not wanting to play in the NBA playoffs, and when the Backyard Bourbon BBQ shows will take place this summer

(00;00-25:11)-Former Colts DB Marlin Jackson joins JMV to discuss the current events and how the Colts will handle it in the locker room, what Tony Dungy was like as a leader outside of his football X’s and O’s, what he thinks of the Colts offseason moves, and re-living his famous interception to send the Colts to the Super Bowl in 2006.

(25:11-57:58)-Kevin Bowen joins JMV to discuss Philip Rivers comments to the local media earlier today, what type of work he’s been able to do with Colts WR’s so far, why he isn’t worried about lack of chemistry before the season starts, if his years with the Colts will shape his legacy, and then they transfer to the NBA playoffs and some of the crazy things we’ll see and how the NBA may try to give higher seeds an advantage

(57:58-1:17:46)-NBC’s Kevin Lee joins JMV to discuss the return of IndyCar and why the racing was a little less smooth than hoped for, why he was surprised about the decision to not have fans in the stands for the Brickyard 400 at IMS, and his opinion on whether or not the Indy 500 will have a full stands, limited fans, or having to move off of the August date.

(00:00-27:56)-JMV starts out the show talking about Philip Rivers meeting with the local media and his working out with receivers here in Indy, if the Colts neglected the TE position and why Rivers always valued an outlet there, and the latest on the MLB and if time is running out for an agreement.

(27:56-44:09)-Greg Rakestraw joins JMV to discuss how TV broadcasts are going to work from remote locations and what it will take away from the broadcast since announcers won’t be there live in person, and what he’s hearing regarding Indiana High Schools and their plan for sports in the fall.

(44:09-51:08)-JMV answers some twitter questions about the TE position for the Colts and the great TE’s that Philip Rivers has had throughout his career, do the Colts have enough to be a top position group in the NFL or did the Colts front office overlook it.

(51:08-1:17:56)-TV Voice of the Pacers Chris Denari joins JMV to talk about what he’s heard regarding broadcasters being in the “bubble” in Orlando for the NBA playoffs, if the winner of the NBA Finals will have an asterisk next to their name, why the Pacers have experienced both highs and lows this season so it puts them in a unique position to be successful when play starts up.

(1:17:56-1:35:27)-JMV answers listener questions about the Colts and what would happen if the Colts went 6-10, Dalvin Cook holding out in Minnesota, and his thoughts on Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure 3

(1:35:27-1:43:08)-JMV continues to answer listener questions about the MLB and the proposed 48 game season and the missed opportunity if they don’t have a season

(1:43:08-2:13:50)-The Athletic’s Zak Keefer joins JMV to talk about the importance of the TE position for Philip Rivers, how the offense played differently from 2018 with Luck and 2019 with Brissett and why Rivers will open the playbook back up in 2020, if fans are putting too much pressure on Philip Rivers, and asking when the Jacob Eason chatter will start up

(2:13:50-2:24:09)-JMV reacts to some of the Jacob Eason chatter he’s now hearing after Zak Keefer’s comments, if there is any way that Jacoby Brissett will be on the roster after this season and why it would be the Reds luck that their best team in a decade can’t play due to a pandemic

(2:24:09-2:33:42)-JMV closes out the show talking about the MLB and their ongoing battle to get back on the field

(00:00-22:44)-TV Voice of the Pacers Chris Denari joins JMV to talk about what he’s heard regarding broadcasters being in the “bubble” in Orlando for the NBA playoffs, if the winner of the NBA Finals will have an asterisk next to their name, why the Pacers have experienced both highs and lows this season so it puts them in a unique position to be successful when play starts up.

(22:44-50:53)-The Athletic’s Zak Keefer joins JMV to talk about the importance of the TE position for Philip Rivers, how the offense played differently from 2018 with Luck and 2019 with Brissett and why Rivers will open the playbook back up in 2020, if fans are putting too much pressure on Philip Rivers, and asking when the Jacob Eason chatter will start up

(50:53-1:02:02)-Greg Rakestraw joins JMV to discuss how TV broadcasts are going to work from remote locations and what it will take away from the broadcast since announcers won’t be there live in person, and what he’s hearing regarding Indiana High Schools and their plan for sports in the fall.

(00:00-27:33)-JMV recaps the events from the weekend including the return of IndyCar, Roger Penske saying that the Indy 500 will only be run with fans this fall, Frank Reich’s zoom conference and Philip Rivers being in Indianapolis organizing throwing sessions with receivers, and the stalemate between Owners and the MLBPA with a season looking less and less likely.

(27:33-44:50)-Jeremiah Johnson from Fox Sports Indiana joins JMV to discuss some of the logistics for the NBA’s return, if we’ll be able to watch the games locally on Fox Sports Indiana, what the NBA plans to do for the broadcasts, and if the Pacers will come out of the gates strong or like the beginning of the season and struggle

(44:50-49:31)-JMV answers some twitter questions about resuming the NBA season and his #JMVTakeover from Saturday night

(49:31-1:17:30)-Robin Miller from Racer Magazine and NBC joins JMV to talk about his breaking story from Roger Penske that the Indy500 will only run with fans in the stands, the improvements that have been made to IMS, and he tells some great stories about nicknames he has given drivers

(1:17:30-1:29:11)-JMV answers some twitter questions and debates whether or not he can foul off an MLB pitcher pitch and some of the great bats from his era

(1:29:11-1:36:00)-JMV continues his discussion about some of the great baseball bats through the years and a caller talks about the best whiffle ball bat that caused a lot of neighborhood arguments

(1:36:00-2:04:12)-Chris Hagan from Fox59 joins the show to talk about his upcoming Vegas trip and some of the great deals as Vegas starts to open back up, Frank Reich’s comments about Philip Rivers and if it is playoffs or bust for the Colts, is this the healthiest the Colts have been heading into the summer in years, and why the Pacers have a better shot of making some noise in the playoffs compared to a regular format.

(2:04:12-2:13:15)-JMV reacts to the schedule for the NBA regular season and playoff dates and unveils the future of the #JMVTakeover

(2:13:15-2:21:59)-JMV closes out the show with the MLB Owners’ proposal to the players and what is different from the previous proposal

(00:00-14:55)-Jeremiah Johnson from Fox Sports Indiana joins JMV to discuss some of the logistics for the NBA’s return, if we’ll be able to watch the games locally on Fox Sports Indiana, what the NBA plans to do for the broadcasts, and if the Pacers will come out of the gates strong or like the beginning of the season and struggle

(14:55-41:51)-Robin Miller from Racer Magazine and NBC joins JMV to talk about his breaking story from Roger Penske that the Indy500 will only run with fans in the stands, the improvements that have been made to IMS, and he tells some great stories about nicknames he has given drivers

(41:51-1:08:47)-Chris Hagan from Fox59 joins the show to talk about his upcoming Vegas trip and some of the great deals as Vegas starts to open back up, Frank Reich’s comments about Philip Rivers and if it is playoffs or bust for the Colts, is this the healthiest the Colts have been heading into the summer in years, and why the Pacers have a better shot of making some noise in the playoffs compared to a regular format.

(00:00-16:14)-Indy native and philanthropist Amp Harris joined the show to speak on the tragic death of former IU Football Player Chris Beaty and the destruction we saw downtown Indianapolis over the weekend

(16:14-46:58)-Indy native Jake Query from IndyCar Radio joined JMV to give his thoughts on the weekends events, what he expects from the return of IndyCar this weekend, and his inability to hit the “post” when calling an IndyCar race

(46:58-53:49)-The Athletic’s Stephen Holder joins JMV to talk about Frank Reich’s press conference earlier today and his comments about the events over the weekend and why his players respect him so much, if Trey Burton is the best low risk/high reward player on the team, and why last year Frank Reich isn’t the Frank Reich fans should expect due to being handicapped by Brissett

On Today's "Best of JMV"

00:00-9:20 - Former Pacer Eddie Gill recaps the Pacers thrashing in Utah and look ahead to the rest of the West Coast Road Trip

9:20-28:40 - MLB Pitcher Drew Storen joined to discuss his return to the Big Leagues with a new contract and his perspective as a pitcher on the Houston Astros Cheating scandal

28:40-49:50 - Greg Rakestraw joined to discuss if the Colts Front Office has any pressure heading into the 2020 season and remembering the 2006 AFC Championship win vs the Patriots on the 13 year anniversary.