In "History of Heartbreak," Dan Whenesota delves deep into the soul of Minnesota's sports fandom, chronicling the highs and lows that have defined the state's storied athletic history. With a filmmaker's eye for detail and drama, Whenesota captures the essence of what it means to support Minnesota's teams through thick and thin. From the heart-wrenching departure of the Lakers in 1960 to the agony of missed field goals and the infamous trade that still haunts fans, this book is a journey through the most poignant moments of despair and resilience. Yet, it's more than just a recounting of failures; it's a homage to the indomitable spirit of Minnesota's fans. Their unwavering loyalty, despite the perennial heartache, paints a vivid portrait of hope and enduring passion for the game. Through interviews and anecdotes, Whenesota assembles a "Calendar of Calamity" that resonates with anyone who's ever loved a team through its darkest hours. "History of Heartbreak" is a testament to the love affair between Minnesota and its sports teams—the Vikings, Twins, Wild, Timberwolves, Gophers, and beyond. It's a narrative that celebrates the bittersweet joy of fandom, acknowledging that the deepest lows make the rare highs all the more exhilarating. This book isn't just for Minnesotans; it's for anyone who understands that true loyalty means sticking with your team, not just during the fleeting moments of triumph but more importantly, through the long, cold winters of defeat.