A special 10th Anniversary of The Sport Market show, looking at some of the biggest stories surrounding Super Bowl 52, and the past decade in sports business.

In his extended edition of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market on TSN Radio, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen was all over the XFL, which announced plans to re-launch in 2020: "Reports that Carson Wentz was the most popular-selling football jersey of 2017. Soon to be surpassed by He Hate Me."; "It sounds like we might get a XFL of guys in camo uniforms with flag capes."; and "Will the captains run out of the tunnel with tiki torches?" And with two weeks to go before the opening ceremonies of PyeongChang 2018: "Because the Russian anthem can't be played for OAR winners at the Olympics, they will use Boney M's 'Rasputin'."

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

Another edition of Buy/Sell/Hold touching on the All-Star festivites across all sports, the return of the XFL & predictions for Super Bowl 52; Jon Festinger, Bob Mackin & Aziz Rajwani join the program.

The Bulls & Bears from the week that was in sports, a conversation about the Super Bowl & the XFL with Greg Bishop of Sports Illustrated, and a look at the local news stories from Montreal to Vancouver.

A look into the Podium powered by Purica, the top 3 sport business stories of the week including the return of the XFL; Steve McAllister joins the program.

In this week’s edition of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market on TSN Radio, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen channeled his inner Darth Vader on the soap opera that was the lead-up to the AFC conference final Sunday: "Tom Brady had the most chatter over a hand injury since Luke Skywalker." Also on this week’s NHL All-Star Game: "Kid Rock is playing the All-Star Game because the Pro Bowl wouldn't have him. And that's weird, cause the Pro Bowl is full of third-stringers." And finally, the spirit of John Tortorella: "The LAPD were called when the Houston Rockets tried to enter the Clippers dressing room after a game. I believe the legal term for that is a tort."

Another edition of Buy/Sell/Hold ahead of the weekends NFL matchups, as well as a deep dive into US Gallup poll on the growth of each major sport in North America.

Jon Festinger joins the program for a Canada-wide look at the business of sport in The Exchanges, as well Tom breaks down the growth of soccer in the USA.

A rundown of the Podium, a recap of the John Herdman interview; Steve McAllister joins the program for some Good/Bad/Ugly & the Sport Market Pitch.