Hour 3 of the program this weekend features another rockin' edition of Buy/Sell/Hold, highlighted by the topics: can the MLB regain its popularity, how will Wally Buono end his career, and if Elias Pettersson is the hottest rookie to join the Vancouver Canucks.

Hour 2 of the program this weekend features an in-depth look at the Bulls & Bears highlighted by the Boston Red Sox success, another check-in on the Podium, teeing up of the busy football weekend, and a trip across Canada with the Exchanges; Steve McAllister & Jon Festinger join the show.

Steve McAllister of Hipcheck Media, former managing editor of Yahoo Sports Canada joins the Sport Market and gives his thoughts on Wally Buono coaching his final regular season game, on the firing of Marc Trestman, and much more.

Hour 1 of the program this weekend features an opening bell commentary on Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs, a look at the Podium powered by Purica including the World Series champion Red Sox, and plenty of discussion on the NHL's forray into sports betting; Rick Horrow and Cammi Granato join the show.

Rick Horrow, the CEO of Horrow Sports Ventures joins the Sport Market to lend his thoughts on the business of the World Series, the moments that made it great this year, as well on the topic of sports betting expanding into the NHL and much more.

"John Tortorella says he misses 'the hate' in today's NHL. He should go on Twitter." That’s how Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen sees Torts’ latest hissy fit as head coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets. Also in his extended version of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market on TSN Radio, Rolfsen dissects the world of memorabilia: "Upper Deck is launching a promotion called Singles Day in retail stores. But really, when it comes to sports memorabilia shops, isn't every day Singles Day?"

Tom Mayknecht breaks down the Bulls and Bears of Sports Business with Aziz Rajwani.

Hugh McDonald and Aziz Rajwani joined the show.

John Festinger joined the show.

Tom Mayenknecht dicusses the Bulls and Bears of Sports Business. Steve McAllister joined the show.