This week, we introduce two new segments to the podcast. Competitive Emotional Support is where we receive your gripes regarding competitive play. What are things that make you rage? We're here to listen.

"What's Missing?" Is where we chat about Pokémon who are not yet in the Sword and Shield Pokédex. The game would be wildly different with them, and we want to highlight that.

Mike & Kevin have their opinions about Ally Switch. Some say it's what's wrong with the game. Some say it's a big brain play. Whatever the idea is, the boys will discuss!

Maybe if we add a "Please" to the end of it, they'll pay more attention.

It's been an issue since the very beginning of Sword and Shield - The in-game timer has not been kind to the singles game, which has led a lot of people to feel abandoned. Kevin and Mike discuss.

The Players Cup 2 was a wild ride. Did Kevin end up doing better this time around, or was his run cut short? Find out inside!

There's also some pretty exciting announcements regarding the future of Pokésports. 

We're one year older, wiser (?), and more ready than ever to play some Pokémon! So much so that Kevin decides to take on Tofu, our moderator. Yes, folks. This happens IN the podcast! Will we do it again? Who knows?

Also, it's a new month, so check out these November stats!

Kevin has been working as hard as humanly possible to bring you team after team that YOU can use in your day-to-day Pokémon battling in the Crown Tundra! Check out his breakdown of his Zapdos, Glastrier, and Regieleki teams!

People ask us to run more teambuilding episodes so they can hear our thought process, build along with us, and/or poke fun at our choices! Well, here you are! Come watch as Mike creates a new rain team for Series 7, and Kevin figures his stuff out!

Big thanks to Pikalytics for putting together the infrastructure. Great site. Great people.

Kevin and Mike break down some of the incredible strategies we have yet to see in the upcoming Crown Tundra DLC. We're expecting these Pokémon to be used, overused, and/or underestimated.

Mike also discusses the inclusivity of National Dex.