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The Ride with JMV

00:00 – 24:41 – The Tuesday edition of The Ride With JMV begins with John diving into MLB All-Star Week, and last night's Home Run Derby. He also talks about the NBA Summer League, and how the Pacers have performed so far. Brand Aiyuk, WR for the San Francisco 49ers, has requested a trade; might the Colts be interested in him?

24:42 – 40:53 – Greg Rakestraw of the ISC Sports Network joins the show for his usual Tuesday conversation with JMV! Greg and JMV discuss the MLB All-Star Game, the Indy Eleven and what comes next for the team, and more!

40:54 – 1:05:57 – Mark Herrmann, the former NFL QB who was just announced as the new radio analyst for Purdue Football, joins the show! Mark talks about his journey from playing QB for Purdue, to now being in the broadcast booth. They get into the upcoming Purdue football season, and what this Boilermakers team will look like. Mark also gives his thoughts on the current state of college athletics.

1:05:58 – 1:26:13 – Bob Kravitz of bobkravitz.com joins the show! Bob and JMV first discuss the phenomenon that is Caitlin Clark, and the level of interest she brings. They talk about the Pacers and their Summer Leage roster, including Jarace Walker. They also discuss Andrew Nembhard.

1:26:14 – 1:28:54 – JMV wraps up the 2nd hour of the show by looking at some questions and comments from listeners of the show!

1:28:55 – 1:59:24 – Jeremiah Johnson of Bally Sports Indiana joins the show! JJ and JMV dive into the Pacers Summer League games, and how certain players have looked so far. They discuss the play of rookie Johnny Furphy, and what his future looks like for this season and beyond. They also get into if the Pacers should consider trading Andrew Nembhard.

1:59:25 – 2:10:50 – JMV takes some phone calls from listeners of the show!

2:10:51 - 2:13:45 – JMV wraps up another edition of the show!

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