The Podium powered by Purica highlights the top 3 sport business stories of the week, which includes Ohio State for being progressive in the e-sports industry, as well as the percolating rumors linking the NBA and Montreal.

This weeks edition of the Bulls & Bears which highlights the biggest winners and losers in the business of sport. The Bulls of the week include the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston as a sports city, the Bears of the week include the NHL's insistence on Houston as a potential expansion destination.

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

Hour 3 of the program this weekend features another edition of 'Buy/Sell/Hold' covering a number of topics including: the potential NBA expansion to Montreal, how many goals will Auston Matthews finish the season with, and will there be a perfect season in the NFL this year? Kelly Mann joins the show.

Hour 2 of the program this weekend features a deep look in the current Montreal sport business landscape, highlighted by the percolating NBA expansion rumors; while the hour also includes a look at the Bulls & Bears (including Boston as a sports city), and a trip across Canada in the Exchanges. Pat Hickey & Kevin Gilmore join the show.

Former Canadiens COO, Montreal based sports consultant Kevin Gilmore joins the Sport Market to discuss his involvement in the rising interest in the NBA expanding to Montreal, and why it's a good fit and why it could potentially work.

Hour 1 of the program this weekend features plenty of discussion revolving around the MLB playoffs and what drives their TV numbers, as well as a look at the Podium powered by Purica (including the potential NBA expansion to Montreal), and a look at the Power Rankings; Steve McAllister & Rick Horrow join the show.

Steve McAllister of Hipcheck Media, former managing editor of Yahoo Sports Canada joins the Sport Market ans gives his thoughts on the NFL response to the Drew Brees record setting night, the potential for the NBA to expand to Montreal, and he reacts to some Good/Bad/Ugly.

Rick Horrow, the CEO of Horrow Sports Ventures joins the Sport Market to lend his thoughts on the business of the MLB playoffs, including what drives TV numbers and the different stories in the post-season this year.

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