In his extended version of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market on TSN Radio, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen could only look at Norway's medal haul at the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games and wonder about the impact of "performance enhancing herring". On the NBA All-Star Game anthem: "What was up with Fergie's anthem? It was so bad, Colin Kaepernick took a knee in protest." And on Spring Training: "When are the DHs reporting? It's always 'pitchers and catchers are reporting'. Why is no one concerned about the designated hitters travel arrangements? Those guys could be stuck in airports somewhere. And they might miss their connections, because they can't run anymore."

A closer look at the weeks Bulls & Bears (the biggest winners & losers in the business of sport), as well Jon Festinger joins the program for a trip across Canada in the Exchanges.We also touch on the Canucks with the deadline looming. We also have more from Chris Doyle

Mixed doubles curling at the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics made it into The Rolfsen Report on The Sport Market on TSN Radio over the weekend. Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen told sport business commentator Tom Mayenknecht that "mixed doubles curling is great practice for couples yelling at each other." And from the NHL files: "Seattle officially submitted its application for a NHL expansion franchise. In retaliation, Quebec City announced plans to open a Museum of Grunge Rock."

Rick Horrow, the Sports Professor and visiting sport business expert at Harvard University, reports to the Sport Market on TSN Radio from NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles and speaks to the stars that make the Association the hottest league in North America, with TV ratings up 20% this season.

The final hour of rating and debating Bulls & Bears of sports with Tom Mayenknecht.

Another big edition of Buy/Sell/Hold, as the panel discusses the Toronto Raptors, the legacy of Michael Jordan, and the impact of not being at the Olympics will have on the NHL.

A closer look at the weeks Bulls & Bears (the biggest winners & losers in the business of sport), as well Jon Festinger joins the program for a trip across Canada in the Exchanges.

Plenty of discussion revolving around the Pyeongchang Olympic Winter Games, and the success Canada has had through the first week; guests include Brant Feldman, Rick Horrow & Steve McAllister.

In his extended edition of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market on TSN Radio, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen took one look at the Dow Jones and US stock market falls last week and concluded: “I guess the stock markets gave thumbs down to the Super Bowl commercials.” Maybe the problem was in the numerology: "If you just looked at the field logos, only people in Rome would know what number Super Bowl it was." On “Everybody PyeongChang tonight”, Rolfsen broke down the early days of the South Korea Olympics: "Ski and snowboard will compete in both slope style and Gangnam Style." And finally, on a wild NBA Trade Deadline: "NBA trade deadline: Cleveland sent the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to LA for the Getty Museum and an In-N-Out."

The final hour of rating and debating Bulls & Bears of sports with Tom Mayenknecht.