Christopher Doyle, Director of Global Partnerships for Twitter Canada joins Tom Mayenknecht on the Sport Market to discuss the most mentioned and popular Canadian athletes and teams on Twitter, as well as his thoughts on the future of the platform.

The final hour of rating and debating the Bulls & Bears of sport business on this December weeknight.

An evening edition of the Sport Market, hour 3 focuses on the recent announcement of a 32nd NHL franchise officially coming to Seattle, including a discussion into what their name should be in Buy/Sell/Hold.

An evening edition of the Sport Market, hour 2 focuses on the recent announcement of a 32nd NHL franchise officially coming to Seattle, as well as the reveal from Vince McMahon and the XFL this afternoon.

An evening edition of the Sport Market, hour 1 focuses on the recent announcement of a 32nd NHL franchise officially coming to Seattle, and the impact it will have on the business of sport in the Pacific Northwest.

In his extended version of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market on TSN Radio, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen pokes fun at the cultural underpinnings of this year's Grey Cup combatants, the winning Calgary Stampeders and the runner-up Ottawa Redblacks: "One team brought a horse mascot and the other one a band of lonely lumberjacks far from home. It was like a Far Side cartoon." Also: "Calgary won the coin toss. When did they stop using the gold chocolate coin from White Spot Pirate Paks?" and "How about that field in Edmonton? I guess the grounds crew must have forgotten to bury a lucky loonie."

The Sport Market Power Rankings offer a top-5 of North American franchises combining on the field prowess with financial success. For the week ending November 30th, both the Toronto Raptors and Maple Leafs make the list, both tearing up their respective leagues.

The Podium powered by Purica features the top 3 sport business stories of the week, and this week includes the NFL for a number of reasons, as well as the MLB for finally dipping into sports betting.

The Bulls and Bears of the Sport Market as the biggest winners and losers in the business of sport, we are bullish on the Toronto sport franchises as both the Leafs and Raptors are at the top of the standings, bearish on amount of young viewers moving to the NFL, as opposed to the CFL.

The final hour of rating and debating the Bulls & Bears of sport business on this December weekend.