Remember the Thrashers? No? Well good news - we've got you covered as Trevor takes a quick look at their tortured history. Zack gets us caught up on weekly earnings, but just like the Pirates of the Caribbean sequels, our meeting this week could use a lot more Gore and lot less Verbinski, which we assume is Russian for underperforming. And in a first - we actually don't accept someone's sponsorship dollars.

Another shareholder meeting, another sad fanbase, this time north of the border as Zack takes a look at the Vancouver Canucks. You might think we don't reference NHL legendary villain Felix Potvin - you'd be wrong. We hand out the usual awards, take a look at some earnings (maybe in the black this week?!), and debut our MSC Misery Meter. Lots of beef in this episode, served up by our friends in the association.

Back open for business! After a 2-week snowmageddon break, Zack and Trevor return to lead our weekly shareholder meeting. We give earnings reports on our usual portfolios and even highlight a few bright spots. Trevor takes us on a deep dive of the Sacramento Kings and the pain of getting jobbed by the refs. Misery abounds with a special thanks to our sponsors - Shadeur and more!

With the NFL season mercifully wrapped up, Zack and Trevor discuss who they want to see as the new head coaches of the Browns and Titans. We step back into the Break Room to take a look at the other NFL openings and which gigs might be more attractive for coaches. One thing's for sure - they're all home to some miserable fans. Somehow we learned what Jim Bob Cooter's been up to and it's stranger than you could imagine...

Back from their PTO, Zack and Trevor fire up the MSC offices for another shareholder meeting. This week, Zack gives us a deep dive on the unquestionable (unmatched?) misery of the Charlotte Hornets. We check-in on our earnings reports and the merciful end to the Titans and Browns' seasons. All that and some sponsors who were just dying to give us their business, almost as much as they wanted to setup the Sugar Bowl stage...

'Tis the season for some college football talk! We deep dive this week on the misery that is being a University of Nebraska football fan. Lots of Bo Pelini talk, imagining him roaming the field back in the day at the 'shoe, and revisiting that dreaded 2009 Big XII championship. We check in on the Titans and Browns, get some sponsor reads from Tua's Blankets et al., and pep talk the... Stranger Things kids?

Note: thank you for suffering through our audio issues this week. That time of year where IT uses all of their banked PTO...

It was the matchup of the year... the draft pick super bowl... Cleveland Browns v. Tennessee Titans. A very exciting, albeit miserable, recap of the game of the year in our earnings report. Who won? Who's happy? Probably not the same people. Zack also gives us a deep dive into West Brom as we discuss relegation and fandom. And our sponsors couldn't have lined up nicer. Synergy!

Wow, what a week. We are back to the Break Room this week to talk about the college football coaching carousel from Lane Kiffin to everyone who told Penn State "Nah, we good." Our weekly earnings report are, in typical fashion, full of red results and misery for both the Browns and Titans. We dig deep this episode in our sponsors, people you would swear aren't even real...

In this week's meeting, Trevor takes us on a deep dive examining the peculiar misery of Minnesota Vikings fans. It's not like their team is always terrible... but they just aren't great? Come for the Minneapolis Miracle talk, stay for the Kensington Stone story (it's totally real... probably). Weekly earnings reports on two big weeks for the Browns and Titans, though only one win between them. We pass out some awards and, oddly, get some sponsorship bucks from our past and current deep dive teams. Zion weighs how much?!

In this week's meeting, Zack takes us on a deep dive looking at the poor fans of the New Orleans Pelicans who certainly belong at MSC. The weekly earnings report for the Cleveland Browns and Tennessee Titans look... predictably bad. Thankfully, we pass out our usual awards for bright spots in the office of moral victories. Some exciting new sponsorships from glasses, wheelchairs, dating apps, and yolo balls.