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. Live pre-season coverage kicks off on Wednesday, June 13 with doubleheader action featuring Toronto at Hamilton at 7pm et/4pm pt immediately followed by Winnip

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#1   2014/03/09 07:51AM
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Three of those Champions Cup wins were with Toronto and one came with the Calgary Roughnecks. "I feel like Ive been a bit of a coach for most of my career," explained Campbell. "As the backup goaltender, youre on the bench constantly breaking down the game and looking for the oppositions tendencies to feed info to the guy facing shots in the net. Im looking forward to working with the young guys we have here in Toronto." Currently, the Rock have two goaltenders signed for the coming NLL season. Nick Rose returns as the Rock starter after being acquired at the trade deadline in March of 2012. He went 5-1 down the stretch in his first experience as a number one goalie in the NLL. The second goalie is Zak Boychuk who spent the 2012 season on Torontos practice roster and has yet to see NLL game action. Boychuk will come to camp looking to step into the active roster spot that opened up with the retirement of Campbell. 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The Eagles have upgraded their pregame pep talks since firing Frank Spaziani.Toronto, ON - Home-grown talent takes centre stage next Thursday, as the countrys future generation of gridiron stars are introduced to football fans during the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft, live May 3 at 3pm et/Noon pt, exclusively on TSN. The two-hour TSN original production, which is also available live on TSN Mobile TV and TSN.ca, features the first two rounds of the draft with CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon in the CFL On TSN studio to announce each selection. Following the televised broadcast of the First and Second Rounds, TSN.ca has bonus live streaming coverage of the Third to Sixth Rounds of the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft. TSNs Rod Black hosts the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft and is joined by a panel featuring CFL On TSN analyst and draft guru Duane Forde, who has covered the draft on seven previous occasions. Along with Black and Forde, CFL On TSN analyst Chris Schultz and TSN Football Insider Dave Naylor are on the panel to break down the draft from the perspective of all eight CFL teams and analyze the players selected over the course of the first two rounds. Also in studio is TSNs Farhan Lalji, who is highly involved in high school football in his home province of BC and has seen more than 40 of his players go on to play at the collegiate level during his 23 years of coaching. Joining Lalji on an additional panel of experts are University of Calgary Dinos head coach Blake Nill, Acadia Axemen head coach Jeff Cummins, and McMaster Mauraders head coach Stefan Ptaszek, who led his team to victory at the 2011 Vanier Cup. Fans watching the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft can join the conversation on Twitter by using the hashtags #CFLDraft and #TSN. Select fan tweets will be featured during the live broadcast along with reaction to the picks from CFL players and prospects on Twitterr as the draft unfolds.dddddddddddd TSNs coverage of the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft begins with the Saskatchewan Roughriders on the clock with the first overall pick. The six-round draft features eligible Canadian players from the CIS and NCAA. Top prospects include: Boise State defensive end Tyrone Crawford from Windsor, ON; University of Saskatchewan offensive lineman Ben Heenan from Regina; Wilfrid Laurier receiver Shamawd Chambers from Markham, ON; Virginia offensive lineman Austin Pasztor from Langton, ON; and Laval linebacker Frédéric Plesius from Laval, QC. TSN.ca Canadas industry-leading sports website has the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft covered from all angles. Along with live streaming of the entire six-round event, TSN.ca has Fordes most up-to-date CFL Draft Rankings, plus exclusive video of Schultz and Carleton University football head coach Steve Sumarah profiling some of this years top prospects. The website will also host a live blog featuring TSNs football experts and Insiders interacting with fans online leading up to and during the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft. TSN is the official television broadcaster of the CFL with live coverage of every single game including the playoffs and the 100th Grey Cup in Toronto. Live pre-season coverage kicks off on Wednesday, June 13 with doubleheader action featuring Toronto at Hamilton at 7pm et/4pm pt immediately followed by Winnipeg at BC at 10pm et/7pm pt on TSN. Regular season coverage begins with RONA Canada Day Kickoff on Friday, June 29 with another doubleheader to open the season featuring Saskatchewan at Hamilton at 7pm et/4pm pt followed by Winnipeg at BC at 10pm et/7pm pt on TSN. 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