What does ESPN's Sports Misery Index tell us about how miserable we should all be when it comes to our favorite teams?

Detroit Pistons fans must be “woeful,” according to ESPN’s viral misery index. “Things are looking pretty grim. I’d offer to buy you a cold beverage, but I’m ju ...

ESPN’s "Sports Misery Index” is an algorithmic system designed to help sports fans gauge their feelings about their favorite ...

ESPN ranks the Jacksonville Jaguars tied with the Jets for the NFL’s lowestmisery score, but a new rebuild under Liam Coen ...

The best way to explain ESPN's Sports Misery Index is find out how miserable your respective teams are making you feel. In the past, exercises like this have focused on sports regions and metropolises ...

It's not easy being a Baltimore sports fan.In a newly released Sports Misery Index by ESPN, the worldwide leader in sports ...

Earlier this week, ESPN unveiled its "Sports Misery Index," an algorithmic system designed to help sports gauge how much joy (or sadness) they derive from their favorite games and leagues.

If you count yourself a fan of the Tennessee Titans, Nashville Predators, and Nashville SC, you are among the most miserable ...

The availability of opioids has indeed played a role, and the same goes for firearms (involved in more than half of suicides); we all but load the weapons of self-destruction for people in misery.

Kansas City’s summer heat feels worse due to humidity. Experts cite Bermuda High and climate change for this oppressive weather.

ESPN has severed its professional relationship with Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe following a mid‑July civil settlement tied to a $50 million sexual assault lawsuit. Sharpe denies the accusations ...

ESPN has decided to move on from Shannon Sharpe after he recently settled a lawsuit accusing him of rape.