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 NBC for the combination of the PGA and NFL helping their TV ratings, while the Bears include the MLB for being unfortunately overshadowed last week.

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

Hour 3 of the program this weekend features another look at the Podium powered by Purica with Jon Festinger, a chat with Keith Wells about the BC Sports HOF, and another edition of Buy/Sell/Hold including the topics:

Hour 2 of the program this weekend features a look at the Bulls & Bears from the past week including NBC, a look at the possibility of the NBA returning to Vancouver highlighted by audio from Steve Nash, as well a check-in at the Box Office Register; Jon Festinger stops by for the Exchanges.

Hour 1 of the program this weekend features a look at the firing of John Gibbons by the Blue Jays, and the classy manner in which it was done; as well a rundown of the Podium powered by Purica, and a deep dive into the successful NFL TV ratings, and of course, Tiger Woods; Rick Horrow & Steve McAllister join the show.

Steve McAllister of Hipcheck Media, former managing editor of Yahoo Sports Canada joins the Sport Market to discuss the success for NBC and the PGA thanks to Tiger winning, the NFL TV ratings and where they go from here, as well as the Toronto Maple Leafs being the favourites to win the Cup.

Rick Horrow, the CEO of Horrow Sports Ventures joins the Sport Market to lend his thoughts on the NFL TV ratings specifically the success of the LA Rams, and of course the incredible return of Tiger Woods to the PGA winners circle.

In his extended version of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market on TSN Radio, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen was full of pop and vinegar: "The World Anti-Doping Agency declared Russia's scandal-ridden, drug-enabling operation back in business. Russian officials said they were happy that's over with so they can focus on U.S. mid-term elections."

An evening edition of the Sport Market on a Monday night, with a unique hour focusing on the unbelievable year of 1994 in BC sports, including memories of the Canucks Cup run, the BC Lions Grey Cup championship, and the Commonwealth Games.

An evening edition of the Sport Market on a Monday night, with plenty of discussion centered around Week 3 in the NFL, in terms of the rising TV ratings and the factors to why they have risen and dropped the past few seasons.