Hour 1 of the program this weekend features a look at the opening of the NHL season with two Canadian franchises among the favourites to win the Cup, a rundown of the Podium powered by Purica including UFC 229, as well as plenty of MLB chat as the playoffs open with a bang; Steve McAllister & Rick Horrow join the show.

Steve McAllister of Hipcheck Media, former managing editor of Yahoo Sports Canada joins the Sport Market and reacts to the Pitch from Tom, surrounding the choice to air the tiebreakers on the MLB Network, the successes by the MLB, and some Good/Bad/Ugly topics in the business of sport.

Rick Horrow, the CEO of Horrow Sports Ventures joins the Sport Market to lend his thoughts on the MLB playoffs and what drives the TV numbers, the need for streaming to be taken into account for those numbers, and which month is the greatest for sports fans.

The final hour of rating and debating the Bulls & Bears of sport business on this midweek evening edition of the show.

A mid-week evening edition of the Sport Market, hour 3 features a conversation with Jon Festinger about what marks success in a television sporting event; as well a look into the Ryder Cup and the win for Europe including the disappointing play of Tiger Woods.

A mid-week evening edition of the Sport Market, hour 2 features a break down of the upcoming match-ups in the MLB post-season, and which will have the biggest impact TV ratings-wise; as well, more discussion on the NFL TV ratings following an exciting MNF game.

A mid-week evening edition of the Sport Market, hour 1 features a deep dive into the Defining Moments recognized at the 2018 BC Sports Hall of Fame AGM & Forum; these include the 1994 Grey Cup win by the Lions, the Canucks Cup run and the Commonwealth games.

In his extended edition of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market on TSN Radio, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen asks what’s up with the new Flyers mascot Gritty? “It’s Bruce Vilanch meets ZZ Trump”. He also worries that "Clay Matthews (of the Green Bay Packers) is going to stop shaking people's hands for fear of being charged with assault." Finally on the Toronto Blue Jays: "Bad move firing John Gibbons. With that roster and those injuries, no manager could have won. This is like firing the director of Police Academy 7 for not winning an Oscar."

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 September 28th, the Kansas City Chiefs, Miami Dolphins & Los Angeles Rams make the list as NFL reps.

The Podium powered by Purica highlights the top 3 sport business stories of the week, which includes the MLB playoff race which is still ongoing, the Flyers new mascot, Tiger Woods, and the NFL.