Steve McAllister of Gaming News Canada joined The Sport Market to talk about the popularity of the Buffalo Bills in southern Ontario on particular and the NFL border franchises in general.

The Sports Professor Rick Horrow of The Sport Business Minute joined The Sport Market to deliver a poignant personal assessment of the quarterback’s third concussion in two years.

Weekend Extra: Tom Mayenknecht brings a bonus round of news and insights, wrapping up the week’s biggest stories in sports.Clips Recap (Dorweiler, Horrow, Richardson, McAllister): Tom revisits key highlights from earlier segments, featuring insights from Drew Dorweiler, Rick Horrow, Ken Richardson, and Steve McAllister. Steve Ewen: Special guest Steve Ewen joins Tom to offer fresh takes and goes 'around the horn' on the latest sports headlines. Produced by Elan Chark

Editorial: Tom delivers a compelling editorial on the most pressing issue in sports business this week. Buy & Sell Part 1 (Jon Festinger, Aziz Rajwani, & Elan Chark): Host Tom moderates as Jon Festinger, Aziz Rajwani, and producer Elan Chark debate which sports stocks and teams are worth buying into or selling off. Buy & Sell Part 2: The conversation continues, as Tom leads the panel into more nuanced picks and strategies. Pitch by Chambers Plan: Tom introduces this special pitch, showcasing business solutions from the Chambers Plan for sports organizations. (Produced by Elan Chark)

Fast Podium & Bulls and Bears: Tom Mayenknecht kicks off this hour with a quick rundown of the week’s top movers in sports business, featuring a Bulls and Bears market segment. Rick Horrow: The "Sports Professor" Rick Horrow drops in to discuss the latest developments, guided by Tom's in-depth questions. GBU with Jon Festinger: Tom and Jon Festinger debate the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from this week’s sports business headlines & penny stocks. 

Opening Bell and Podium: Host Tom Mayenknecht opens the show with a dynamic look at the biggest headlines in sports business. Drew Dorweiler & the Billion Dollar Club: Special guest Drew Dorweiler highlights the latest teams to enter the exclusive billion-dollar club. Ken Richardson and Hot Stuff: Ken Richardson joins Tom to break down the hottest stories in the sports industry right now. Power Rankings: Tom leads the weekly Power Rankings, analyzing who’s up and who’s down, with Steve McAllister potentially joining the conversation. (Produced by Elan Chark)

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In the final hour of this week's show, Tom flips through the pages of Vancouver Sun sports section with law professors Jon Festinger and Aziz Rajwani, goes around the horn in Vancouver sports with PostMedia Sports scribe Steve Ewen, and wraps it up with closing bell commentary from the Broadscast's Samantha Chang. This podcast was produced by Justin Morissette.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 3, it's time for the Buy and Sell panel with former Canucks executive Jon Festinger, UBC Law professor Aziz Rajwani and Sport Market producer Justin Morissette, before closing out the hour with this week's Sport Market Pitch, with topics ranging from Super Bowl predictions, if the Seahawks are bound for the post-season, and if this is the year every Vancouver team makes the playoffs.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 2, Tom is joined by Canadian Golf Hall of Famer Dick Zokol to talk Scottie Scheffler's remarkable season as Scheffler wrapped up a PGA Tour win this past week. Then Jon Festinger joins the show to discuss the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in the week that was in the business of sport.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In the first hour, Tom runs down the big movers and shakers of the week in the world of the business of sport in this week's Podium, breaks down the biggest story of the week in the Opening Bell commentary, and chats with "The Sport Professor" Rick Horrow on the NFL's opening weekend, as well as Ken Richardson of Pastime Sports & Games on the latest in the world of collectibles.

In his extended edition of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen plays the payroll game in Major League Baseball: "Starting lineup payrolls: Yankees $182 million, Tigers $8 million. So one team had the budget of Kong: Skull Island and the other of Little Miss Sunshine. Miss Sunshine won the series 2 games to 1, by the way." Also: "Lake Mary, Florida won the Little League World Series in the Little League way imaginable: a walk-off bunt that scored the winning run on an error. The losing team was probably distracted by an ice cream truck."

Steve McAllister of Gaming News Canada joins The Sport Market to talk about what the sporting community can do to make a positive difference, especially in times of grief or crisis, as the hockey world continues to react to the shocking loss of the Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau.

Our Buy & Sell Panel, comprised of law professor and former Canucks executive Jon Festinger, producer Justin Morissette and host Tom Mayenknecht talk Touchdown Pacific, Canucks goaltending worries, and the Whitecaps' push for the Canadian Championship against TFC.

Shohei Ohtani continues to be one of the big reasons that the Los Angeles Dodgers are topping the charts on the The Sport Market Power Rankings, which combines wins and losses with sport business indicators such as enterprise value, revenues, attendance and more.

Check out the top three sport business stories of the week on The Sport Market, including the formalization of the NFL's private equity plan.

Ken Richardson of Pastime Sports & Games explains that history makes baseball the leader of vintage memorabilia, especially on the premium side of the collector's market.

The new Sportsnet TV play-by-play voice of the Calgary Flames, Jon Abbott joins The Sport Market to speak on the impact Johnny Gaudreau had on the Flames and the NHL, both on and off the ice.

Dr. Paddy McCluskey, Chief Medical Officer of Canadian Sport Institute Pacific, joins Tom Mayenknecht on The Sport Market to reflect on Canada's showing at the Paris 2024 Olympics, and the added complexities around the sports science of the Paralympics.

Steve Ewen of The Province joins Tom Mayenknecht on The Sport Market to pay tribute to the Gaudreau brothers.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In the final hour of this week's show, Tom flips through the pages of Vancouver Sun sports section with law professor Jon Festinger, goes around the horn in Vancouver sports with PostMedia Sports scribe Steve Ewen, and wraps it up with closing bell commentary from the Broadscast's Samantha Chang. This podcast was produced by Justin Morissette.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 3, it's time for the Buy and Sell panel with former Canucks executive Jon Festinger and producer Justin Morissette, before closing out the hour with this week's Sport Market Pitch, with topics ranging from the BC Lions trip to Victoria for "Touchdown Pacific", and the Whitecaps gearing up for another Canadian Championship showdown with Toronto FC.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 2, Tom is joined by Steve McAllister of Gaming News Canada, former managing editor of Yahoo Sports Canada, to get his thoughts and memories on the late Johnny Gaudreau. Then Jon Festinger joins the show to discuss the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in the week that was in the business of sport.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In the first hour, Tom runs down the big movers and shakers of the week in the world of the business of sport in this week's Podium, breaks down the biggest story of the week in the Opening Bell commentary, and remembers the late Johnny Gaudreau as the sporting world continues to reel from his tragic passing.

Rob Longley of the Toronto Sun and Postmedia joined The Sport Market to discuss Paris 2024 — his ninth Olympics — and the disappointing Toronto Blue Jays.

In the final hour of this week's show, Tom flips through the pages of Vancouver Sun sports section with law professor Jon Festinger, goes around the horn in Vancouver sports with PostMedia Sports scribe Steve Ewen.This podcast was produced by Elan Chark

In hour 3, it's time for the Buy and Sell panel with former Canucks executive Jon Festinger and producer Elan Chark, before closing out the hour with this week's Sport Market Pitch. A big topic is Quinn Hughes being featured on the cover of EA NHL 25.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 2, Tom is joined by Jon Festinger to discuss the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in the week that was in the business of sport.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In the first hour, Tom runs down the big movers and shakers of the week in the world of the business of sport in this week's Podium, breaks down the biggest story of the week in the Opening Bell commentary.

Steve Ewen of The Province Sports joins The Sport Market to talk Minto Cup lacrosse, Nathan Rourke's return to the BC Lions, the Vancouver Canucks off-season and more.

Host Tom Mayenknecht make a pitch to all those involved in the marketing of Canadian sport to take full advantage of the afterglow of Paris 2024, and strike while the iron is hot.

Our Buy & Sell panel comprised of Jon Festinger, producer Justin Morissette and host Tom Mayenknecht debate whether the Paris 2024 Games were the best Olympics of all time, how long Nathan Rourke will be back with the BC Lions, and if the Edmonton Oilers can afford to match the offer sheets sent their way by the St. Louis Blues.

One week after the Paris 2024 Olympics came to a close, Wendy Pattenden, the President and CEO of the Canadian Sport Institute Pacific, says her sports science team is already planning the cycle that will lead them to Los Angeles 2028.

In the final hour of this week's show, Tom flips through the pages of Vancouver Sun sports section with law professor Jon Festinger, goes around the horn in Vancouver sports with PostMedia Sports scribe Steve Ewen, and catches up with the Broadscast's Samantha Chang for her closing comments. This podcast was produced by Justin Morissette.

In Hour 3, Tom recaps The Sport Market Podium before welcoming the CEO of Canadian Sport Institute Pacific, Wendy Pattenden, to discuss Canada's success at the recent Paris Olympics. Then it's time for the Buy and Sell panel with former Canucks executive Jon Festinger and producer Justin Morissette, before closing out the hour with this week's Sport Market Pitch.

Tom looks at Canada's performance at the Olympic games.

Ken Richardson of Pastime Sports & Games lauds MLB for its players’ weekend, although he thinks baseball has much work to do in terms of fan engagement with the sport’s top athletes

Montreal-based business validator Drew Dorweiler of IJW and Company talks NFL franchise valuation, where the Dallas Cowboys crossed the $10B threshold according to Sportico. 

Back from Europe, Rick Horrow of Harvard University joined The Sport Market to talk about the key sport business storylines this week, including the Paris 2024 Olympics, the NBA schedule release and the NHL Winter Classic.

Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen offers up a lighter side take on the business of sport. He talks Paris 2024 Olympics and more, including the downside of frog’s legs in the Seine River. Listen in to The Rolfsen Report on The Sport Market on the Sportsnet Radio Network.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 2, Tom is joined by Jon Festinger to discuss the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in the week that was in the business of sport.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In the first hour, Tom runs down the big movers and shakers of the week in the world of the business of sport in this week's Podium, breaks down the biggest story of the week in the Opening Bell commentary.

A jet lagged Canadian Sport Institute Pacific President & CEO Wendy Pattenden reflects on the Canadian performance at Paris 2024.

National basketball team alumnus Howard Kelsey joined Tom Mayenknecht in a special edition of The Sport Market to break down disappointing Canadian finish to men’s basketball at the Paris 2024 Olympics. 

Tom Mayenknecht hosts.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts.

Brand consultant, sport business commentator and host of The Sport Market Tom Mayenknecht shares his thoughts on his favourites and pet peeves in sport business in this “In The Vault” special edition of The Sport Market. 

Trent Stellingwerff of Canadian Sport Institute Pacific joined The Sport Market to talk rowing 8s, rugby 7s and the “team behind the team” at Paris 2024. CSI Pacific has six sport scientists at Paris 2024, a half dozen who attended training camps before the Games and another 20 who are “on call” .

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 4, Tom takes a look at the top stories in the Vancouver Sun sports section as he dives into the Weekend Extra along with Aziz Rajwani. Then we go around the horn talking all the big stories in Vancouver sports as PostMedia's Steve Ewen joins the program and round it out with producer Elan Chark and the Closing Comments.