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Built the Program, Lost the Conference: Oregon State Beavers (Ep. 29)
In Episode 29, the hosts discuss the Tennessee Titans and Cleveland Browns’ preseason efforts and Team USA’s World Cup preparation. They dive into the history of Oregon State football, highlighting its resilience despite a long history of struggles. The episode features humorous sponsorship segments and fan engagement, reiterating a bond… Listen ⇢
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Saints by Name, Sufferers by Nature: St Kilda Football Club (Ep. 28)
In Episode 27 of Misery Sports Co, the hosts discuss teams like the Seattle Mariners and Cleveland Cavaliers, mourning the Cavaliers’ playoff exit. The deep dive explores Texas Tech’s sports legacy, highlighting coaching figures like Mike Leach and Bob Knight. The episode combines humor, analysis, and heartfelt reflections on sports… Listen ⇢
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Guns Up, Guards Down: Texas Tech Red Raiders (Ep. 27)
In Episode 27 of Misery Sports Co, the hosts discuss teams like the Seattle Mariners and Cleveland Cavaliers, mourning the Cavaliers’ playoff exit. The deep dive explores Texas Tech’s sports legacy, highlighting coaching figures like Mike Leach and Bob Knight. The episode combines humor, analysis, and heartfelt reflections on sports… Listen ⇢
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Built Different, Broken the Same: New York Mets (Ep. 26)
In Episode 26 of Misery Sports Co, the hosts discuss the Dallas Stars exiting the NHL playoffs, while the Cavaliers cling to playoff hopes. The episode features a deep dive on the New York Mets, highlighting their highs, lows, and struggles amid a costly payroll this season. Listen ⇢
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Draft Night Drama, Day-After Doubts: 2026 NFL Draft Recap (Ep. 25)
In Episode 25, the podcast discusses NFL Draft Day 1, highlighting the Dallas Stars’ NHL playoffs journey, and includes Alex Trebek critiquing sports trivia participants. The hosts analyze the first-round NFL draft picks, share team reactions, and engage in humorous banter about various sports happenings and sponsorship segments. Listen ⇢
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Draft Dreams, Future Disasters: NFL Draft in The Break Room (Ep. 24)
In Episode 24 of Misery Sports Co, the hosts discuss the Blue Jackets’ playoff elimination and Cooper Flagg’s rookie season in the NBA. With NHL playoffs approaching, they highlight the Dallas Stars’ performance. The episode also delves into NFL draft expectations, featuring potential picks for the Titans and Browns. Listen ⇢
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So Close in ’06: Dallas Mavericks Heartbreak Era (Ep. 23)
In Episode 23 of Misery Sports Co., hosts analyze Mark Cuban’s ownership saga with the Dallas Mavericks, alongside updates on the Cleveland Guardians, Chicago Cubs, and Columbus Blue Jackets. The Deep Dive explores the Mavericks’ 2006 NBA Finals loss, examining the team’s journey and the impact of missed opportunities on… Listen ⇢
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Rocky Results at Mile High: Colorado Rockies (Ep. 22)
In episode 22 of Misery Sports Co., the hosts recap Ohio State’s heartbreaking March Madness exit and discuss the Dallas Stars and Columbus Blue Jackets’ performances. They analyze the Colorado Rockies, reflecting on their poor track record despite high attendance and explosive offense. The episode combines humor with sports insights… Listen ⇢
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Wide Right, Still Waiting: Buffalo Bills Pt. 1 (Ep. 21)
In episode 21 of the Misery Sports Co podcast, the hosts discuss free agency moves by the Browns and Titans, review the Premier League standings, and analyze the Buffalo Bills’ historic Super Bowl failures in the 1990s. The episode explores themes of organizational struggles and fan disappointment across various sports. Listen ⇢
What is Misery Sports Co?
Misery Sports Co. is for fans who know the pain of waiting — and waiting — for their teams to finally figure it out. We celebrate the long-suffering, the heartbroken, and the perpetually rebuilding by laughing through the chaos together. Each episode delivers stories, banter, and a sense of belonging for fans who rarely get to enjoy the parade. Because if winning isn’t everything, at least misery loves company.
Every fan has an origin story — whether you were born into generational sports heartbreak or fell for a team that never quite comes through. Some of us stay out of loyalty, others out of sheer stubbornness, but all of us ride that same wild wave of hope and heartbreak. Misery Sports Co. is here to remind you that you’re not alone in the suffering. We’re building a home where every fan — from the eternal optimist to the lovable cynic — has a place.