Hour 2 of the program this weekend features a deep dive into the Bulls & Bears of the past week, including of course Colin Kaepernick and his partering with Nike and their new 'Just Do It' campaign,

Senior Writer for Sports Illustrated, Greg Bishop, joins the Sport Market to break down his piece of the relative demise of the Seattle Seahawks 'dynasty', and also gives his perspective on the Nike/Kapernick campaign with respect to the NFL.

Hour 1 of the program this weekend includes plenty of discussion revolving around the Colin Kaepernick ad rolled out by Nike, including commentary in both the Opening Bell & the Podium powered by Purica; Steve McAllister & Rick Horrow both join the program.

Steve McAllister of Hipcheck Media, former managing editor of Yahoo Sports Canada joins the Sport Market to discuss all things sport business, including the induction of Canadian Steve Nash into the Basketball Hall of Fame, and much more.

Rick Horrow, the CEO of Horrow Sports Ventures joins the Sport Market to lend his thoughts on the Colin Kaepernick ad rolled out by Nike ahead of the NFLs season opener, he also predicts where the NFL TV ratings will go this season.

In his extended version of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market on TSN Radio, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen notes that “Kansas hasn’t had a road win since 2009: “You know things are bad when your biggest away victory is Dorothy in Oz.” Also Rolfsen alertly points out:

"Brooke Henderson won the Canadian Open with a -21 at age 20. Has anyone ever shot minus above their age before?"

The final hour of rating and debating the Bulls & Bears of sport business this weekend with Tom Mayenknecht.

In Hour 3, Tom breaks down Colin Kaepernick's new Nike commercial and his lawsuit against the NFL.

In Hour 2, we go around the horn with the Vancouver exchange. Tom dives into the BC Lions, Canucks, Whitecaps & Seahawks. Of course, there is also talk about Colin Kaepernick's new Nike commercial.

In Hour 1, Tom asks what was the biggest year in BC sport history? Steve McAllister (Partner, HipCheck Media. President, Sports Media Canada) and Allan Bailey (new GM of the Vancouver Canadians) joins the show!