Tom Mayenknecht goes around the BC Horn with Steve Ewen of the Province, to chat all things BC Sports.

In Hour 4, Tom Mayenknecht goes around the horn with Aziz Rajwani and Jon Festinger, taking a look at all things local sports. Then, Joey Kenward joins to chat about the Canucks tumultuous season. After, Steve Ewen of the Province joins to examine the Whitecaps, Lions, and Canucks. Lastly, it's the closing bell commentary with producer Zach Clarke.

This weeks edition of Buy and Sell panel features host Tom Mayenknecht, guests Aziz Rajwanji and Jon Festinger, and producer Zach Clarke. They debate and discuss a myriad of topics including the BC Lions loss in the CFL playoffs, the injured Canucks, women's sports, and more!

Tom Mayenknecht throws you his pitch, where he encourages other sports to follow the success of the PWHL.

In Hour 3, Tom Mayenknecht opens the hour with Jon Festinger, talking about the BC Lions painful elimination from the CFL playoffs. After, the pair are joined by Aziz Rajwani and producer Zach Clarke for this weeks Buy and Sell panel, where they go 3 rounds of questioning. Lastly, Tom throws you his sports business proposal of the week with his pitch.

In Hour 2, Tom Mayenknecht looks at the Podium for his top 3 sports business stories of the week. After, he takes a look at the CFL playoffs and what this season has been in reflection. He chats about the CPL's incredible snowy finish, before looking at the Canadian NHL teams. After, Jon Festinger joins to debate the good, bad, and ugly in the world of sports.

Tom Mayenknecht is joined by Rick Horrow, who gives his expertise on the NFL, NHL, and more.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 1, Tom looks to the podium for his top 3 sports business stories of the week. This week, it's the MLS potentially changing schedule, the MLB sports betting scandal, and the NBA's growing media revenue. After, Rick Horrow joins to break down his insight on various sports queries. Then, Ken Richardson joins to check out what's hot in the world of sports collectibles. Lastly, it's the Power Rankings where Tom ranks his Top 5 sports franchises.

Tom Mayenknecht breaks down the top three sport business stories of the week, which include the betting scandal inside the MLB, the incredible growth of media revenue in the NBA, and the MLS schedule potentially undergoing a major change.

Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen hosts The Rolfsen Report, where he jests at a myriad of topics, such as Gary Bettman calling Joe Thornton "Dumbo", the upcoming Milan Olympics, and the Canadian Men's national soccer team.

Tom Mayenknecht, Jon Festinger, Aziz Rajwani and producer Justin Morissette debate what we're buying, selling and holding this week on the stock market of sport, where topics include whether the BC Lions will advance to the Grey Cup, if the Canucks still have what it takes to make the playoffs, if the Whitecaps can crack 50,000 tickets sold for multiple playoff games on this run, and if the Vancouver Goldeneyes can outperform the Canucks on the ice in their inaugural season.

In a week where the PWHL's northwest expansion franchises announced their names and logos ahead of their inaugural seasons, it's a very Goldeneyes and Torrent focused edition of the Sport Market Pitch, as Tom Mayenknecht makes his weekly sport business proposal on the Sport Market.

Tom Mayenknecht breaks down the top three sport business stories of the week, which this week includes the online virality of Victor Wembanyama, another week of parity in the NFL, and the Blue Jays and Dodgers serving up an all-time classic in the World Series.

In his extended version of The Rolfsen Report: The Comedy of Sport on The Sport Market on Sportsnet Radio, Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen plays off the news that Toronto Blue Jays’ Ernie Clement bought his glove on eBay. Also: “Tom Brady cloned his dog?!? What’s next - Gisele?”

Tom Mayenknecht is joined by Rob Longley, Blue Jays beat writer for the Toronto Sun, to break down a heartbreaking finish to the World Series, and look ahead to where the Jays go from here into what is now a pivotal off-season for the franchise.

The visiting Sport Professor at Harvard University, Rick Horrow joins Tom Mayenknecht on The Sport Market to discuss the global flavour of this year's World Series, and if the Dodgers are a force for good or evil in the business of baseball.

Province Sports scribe Steve Ewen joins Tom Mayenknecht on The Sport Market to go around the horn in BC sports, where this week's topics include the notable Vancouver Canadians flavour to the Blue Jays playoff run, the branding rollout for the Vancouver Goldeneyes, and all the latest surrounding the Canucks, Lions, Whitecaps and more.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 4, Tom flips through the pages of the Vancouver Sun Sports section with Aziz Rajwani and Jon Festinger in this week's Weekend Extra. Next, Canucks Connected host Joey Kenward joins the show to weigh in on the latest news around Vancouver's NHL team, and to tee up his upcoming interviews with Harold Snepsts and Russ Courtnall. Then, it's time to go around the horn in the BC sports world with Province Sports scribe Steve Ewen. And we finish strong with Closing Bell Commentary from producer Justin Morissette.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 3, Tom convenes our Buy & Sell Panel comprised of Aziz Rajwani, Jon Festinger and Sport Market producer Justin Morissette to discuss what we're buying, selling or holding this week on the stock market of sport, where topics include if the BC Lions are Grey Cup bound, if the Vancouver Whitecaps will cross the 50K tickets sold plateau again during these MLS Playoffs, and which team will have a better record come seasons end, the Vancouver Canucks or the newly-named Vancouver Goldeneyes of the PWHL. And speaking of the PWHL, this week's Sport Market Pitch is all about the branding rollout this week of the Goldeneyes and Seattle Torrent.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 2, Tom talks with Rob Longley, baseball beat writer for the Toronto Sun, to contemplate a huge off-season for a Blue Jays team that has their work cut out for them if they want another shot at the World Series next year. Then, law professor, lawyer and former sports executive Jon Festinger joins the show for a look at the good, the bad and the ugly practices this week in the business of sport.