An evening edition of the Sport Market, on the day that the Toronto Raptors made a HUGE move to acquire Kawhi Leonard from the San Antonio Spurs in exchange for Demar Derozan; plenty of discussion into the front-office ramifications of the deal.

In his extended version of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market on TSN Radio, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen goes to the top of the American League East, especially after the recent Boston Red Sox-Toronto Blue Jays series: "If Pearl Jam were just starting out now, their name would be Mookie Betts." And in a FIFA World Cup tidbit: "A British World Cup journalist reportedly drank a drugged cup of coffee in Moscow. It gets worse: the Starbucks spelled his name wrong. In Cyrillic script." Finally: "Twelve boys and their soccer coach were extricated from a Thai cave. Next in sports rescues: getting Manny Machado out of Baltimore."

Tom Mayenknecht joins Brook Ward on Sports Sunday, discussing the top three sports business stories of the week.

Bulls & Bears representing the biggest winners and losers of the past week in the world of sport business. Tom Mayenknecht is bullish on Christiano Ronaldo in light of his move to Juventus of Serie A, while a rare misstep for the great Roger Federer.

TSN Radio sport business commentator Tom Mayenknecht, host of The Sport Market, rolls out The Sport Market Podium powered by PURICA, the week's biggest sport business stories. This week features 3 soccer stories including of course, the final weekend of the 2018 World Cup.

The Power Rankings for the week ending Friday, July 13th, which looks at the combined franchise value and performance in their respective sports. This week is a full roster of MLB teams, highlighted by a pair of AL East heritage brands.

The final hour of rating and debating the Bulls & Bears of sport business, live from the Leith Wheeler Stanley Park Open.

Stock Talk 360 offers a 360 degree perspective on a percolating story in the business of sport. This week, Tom Mayenknecht takes a look at the World Cup, and how it continues to be a global powerhouse.

Hour 3 of the program this weekend includes another rousing edition of Buy/Sell/Hold featuring the topics of World Cup interest, the global power of Christiano Ronaldo and the future of Canadian tennis; Dean Shillington and Rob Friend join the show to discuss the new CPL team on Vancouver Island.

Hour 2 of the program this weekend includes a brilliant conversation with Greg Bishop of Sports Illustrated on the various topics from the world of sport business, a check-in on the Bulls & Bears of the past week,