Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 1, Tom breaks down the top three sport business stories of the week on the Sport Market podium, which this week includes the end of MLB on ESPN, a lackluster NBA All-Star Weekend, and an astonishing finale to the NHL's 4 Nations FaceOff tournament. Guests include Steve McAllister of Gaming News Canada and Ken Richardson of Pastime Sports & Games.

Rick Horrow of Harvard University joins The Sport Market to talk about the key sport business stories of the week, headlined by a massive TV rating for a Super Bowl game that was lopsided in Philadelphia's favour almost immediately.

Sport business commentator and brand management executive Tom Mayenknecht rolls out the top sport business stories of the week on The Sport Market, including the Super Bowl's monster TV ratings, huge interest and excitement around the NHL's 4 Nations FaceOff, and all the pomp and celebration that accompanies the NBA's All-Star Weekend.

Sport business commentator Tom Mayenknecht proposes that the NHL lock in its international commitments for a decade out or longer, adding at least another five years to the five years the league has already committed its players to participating in the Olympics and a revived World Cup of Hockey.

A dominant Super Bowl performance puts the Philadelphia Eagles in the top spot on the Sport Market Power Rankings this weekend -- a ranking that combines wins and losses with sport business indicators such as enterprise value, revenues, attendance and more. The #2 OKC Thunder, #3 Cleveland Cavaliers, #4 New York Knicks and #5 LA Lakers of the NBA round out the Power 5.

Our Buy & Sell Panel comprised of Jon Festinger, Aziz Rajwani, producer Justin Morissette and host Tom Mayenknecht debate what we're buying, selling and holding on the stock market of sport this week, where topics include Super Bowl LIX, the 4 Nations FaceOff, and the Vancouver Canucks.

Rob Longley of the Toronto Sun weighs in on the prospects of the Blue Jays putting pen to paper on a contract extension for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. with spring training beginning next Tuesday.

In his extended edition of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen is all over Super Bowl LIX, the Four Nations Face-Off and the opening of spring training for Major League Baseball.

Steve Ewen of the Vancouver Province joins The Sport Market to go around the horn in the BC sports scene, talking all things Canucks, Giants, Lions, Whitecaps, Canadians and more, including Vancouver Rise FC.

Joey Kenward of Canucks Connected joins The Sport Market to talk Canucks involvement at the 4 Nations FaceOff, what Vancouver has to do coming out of this break, and revisits his bold assertion that all seven teams could make it in to the dance this year at the end of the NHL's regular season.