Hour 1 of this evening edition of the program, features a revisit of a weekend chat with Christopher Doyle of Twitter Canada, a business view on the Vancouver Canucks young stars, and a commentary on the World Junior Championship.

In his extended version of The Rolfsen Report on The Sport Market on TSN Radio, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen suggests the announcement of Seattle being awarded the NHL’s 32nd franchise is “Gary Bettman’s first and last day of not getting booed in Seattle.” Also on the subject of the Emerald City: "Big expansion news in Seattle: the XFL is coming to town. The XFL: one nation, eight teams...eight viewers." and "the housing market in Seattle is so tight, the Mariners are letting everyone go just so the incoming hockey players have somewhere to live."

The final hour of rating and debating the Bulls & Bears of sport business on TSN1040.

The Power Rankings combine the on-ice/field/court success of a team with their financial success to make up the top-5 hottest North American franchises. For the week ending December 7th, the two main Toronto franchises make the list, while a trio of percolating NFC teams join them.

The Podium powered by Purica breaks down the top 3 stories from the past week in the business of sport, this weeks list features a dive into the NHL’s expansion into Seattle and what makes that market tick, as well the XFL and CEBL find themselves on the Podium.

The Bulls and Bears of the past week, the biggest winners and losers in the business of sport. Bulls include the NHL and their expansion into the great sport market of Seattle, while the Bears are highlighted by the decision by Vince McMahon and the XFL to populate established NFL markets.

Hour 3 of the program this weekend features a look at the Heli-Jet Top 10, this week the new NHL Franchise Valuation list, a break-down of the Podium alongside Jon Festinger, and another edition of Buy/Sell/Hold including the topics: potential NHL in Quebec City, new NFL league &, DAZN and the Premier league.

Hour 2 of the program this weekend features a deep dive into the Bulls & Bears and the Podium powered by Purica, including a look into why the XFL made a mistake in 7 of their 8 markets, a chat with Lee Genier on the CEBL announcements this past week, and a trip across Canada in the Exchanges with Jon Festinger.

Hour 1 of the program this weekend features an opening bell commentary on the sport market of Seattle, a break down of the Bulls & Bears of the week including the XFL, a conversation with Christopher Doyle of Twitter Canada, and a look at the Podium alongside Steve McAllister.

Steve McAllister, former managing editor of Yahoo Sports Canada, a partner with Hipcheck Media joins the Sport Market to break down the Podium powered by Purica, touching on the subjects of the CEBL, NHL expansion and more trouble out of Ottawa.