Bulls & Bears: Playoff time is nirvana for the television sports industry

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The month of April is the bull market for sport television in Canada, largely because of the dominant position that hockey continues to hold in this country.

Cumulative television numbers are larger in the U.S. in October on the strength of the NFL juggernaut that comes back online in September.

Fasten your seatbelts and enjoy these first rounds in the journey to the Stanley Cup and the Larry O’Brien Trophy. It sure looks like we have a few six and seven game series in store. It doesn’t get any better than that for the sport television industry.There isn’t a sadder bear market in North America this week than that of Oakland, California.Article content

And all of that has revolved around the on-again, off-again quest for a new ballpark to replace the outdated Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, opened in the fall of 1966 at a cost of US$25.5 million . With MLB commissioner Rob Manfred explicitly supporting the A’s on their way to Vegas and the state of Nevada, it sure seemed that Oakland will be losing its last major league sport franchise.

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