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As Tiger Woods makes his return to major competition, TSN hits the links of Merseyside, England to deliver exclusive live coverage of every round from golfs oldest major, THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. Coverage tees off with the 2014 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP: TOURNAMENT PREVIEW, airing tomorrow (Wednesday, July 16) at 6 p.m. ET on TSN2. TSNs live coverage of all four rounds from historic Royal Liverpool Golf Club begins Thursday, July 17 at 4 a.m. ET and culminates with the final round on Sunday, July 20 at 6 a.m. ET (see below or visit TSN.ca for complete broadcast schedule). TSNs exclusive live coverage of THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP is also available for live streaming and on demand viewing through TSN GO. TSN Digital platforms deliver bonus online coverage from THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP – coverage that goes beyond the television broadcast. Fans can view two bonus live streams of the tournament, including one that follows Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson throughout each round. TSNs bonus coverage is available on TSN.ca, TSN GO, and the newly launched TSN Golf app. TSN golf analyst Bob Weeks is on site at Royal Liverpool filing daily reports for SPORTSCENTRE and TSN Digital platforms all week long. The field at Royal Liverpool for THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP features the highly-anticipated return of Woods, who competes in a major tournament for the first time this season. Woods is joined by golfs biggest names, including Canadas Graham DeLaet, defending champion Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy, Bubba Watson, and World No. 1-ranked Adam Scott. Established in 1869, Royal Liverpool is hosting THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP for the first time since 2006 and the 12th time overall. TSN also surrounds its live coverage of THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP with the multi-platform highlights listed below. SPORTSCENTRE – Bob Weeks files daily reports for SPORTSCENTRE all week long from Royal Liverpool, delivering post-round reaction, one-on-one interviews, and more. TSN.ca – TSN.ca features up-to-the-minute news from THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP as well as daily highlights, analysis from Bob Weeks, along with frequent posts on his popular golf blog TSN Golf app – The fully customizable TSN Golf app is a completely new golf experience that lets fans follow their favourite players hole-by-hole and get real-time alerts whenever they make a birdie, bogey, or par, as well as receive all the latest scores, news, and stats. Using this app, fans can also directly live stream bonus online coverage from TSNs lineup of the biggest events in golf. TSN Radio – TSN Radio stations across the country deliver select live coverage of the THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP: TSN Radio 1050 in Toronto, TSN Radio 690 in Montreal, TSN Radio 1200 in Ottawa, TSN Radio 1260 in Edmonton, and TEAM Radio 1410 in Vancouver (visit each stations homepage to confirm broadcast information). In addition, TSN Radios PGA TOUR SUNDAY NIGHT RAP wraps up all the action from THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP on Sunday, July 20 at 10 p.m. ET. Hosted by Mark Zecchino and Jim Tatti, the show features in-depth analysis of the weekends events following the conclusion of the Final Round. Fans can also listen live worldwide or on demand at TSN1050.ca and on the TSN GO app. Twitter – Fans can tweet their questions to Bob Weeks (@bobatscoregolf) and he will post video answers on TSN.ca on Wednesday, July 16. Fans can also follow @TSNGolf for updates from Royal Liverpool all tournament long. Golf on TSNTSN and RDS are the home of golfs marquee championship events, with a slate that includes all four of golfs Majors – THE MASTERS, U.S. OPEN, THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP, and the PGA CHAMPIONSHIP, as well as the Ryder Cup, Presidents Cup, as well as a slate of PGA TOUR events. Broadcast Schedule*See below or visit TSN.ca for a complete broadcast schedule from THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. 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Hasek had held opponents to just 13 goals, but Michal Pivonka was the teams only offensive threat. He scored nine of their 32 goals, a low output that gave Canada the gold by a margin of eleven goals (+30 to +19). Brian Bradley was Canadas best offensive weapon with nine goals and 14 points. Adam Creighton scored eight times with his long reach, while speedy Dan Hodgson and Stephane Richer combined for nine more. The defence was held down by Bobby Dollas, who was named the tournaments top defender and an all-star. He was helped by the likes of Selmar Odelein and Yves Beaudoin. Craig Billington was named the top goaltender, posting a 2.60 goals against average in five starts. Canada, often criticized for not blowing out lesser opponents, was fortunate not to fall into that trap in 1985. Against the two worst teams in the tournament, Germany and Poland, Canada racked up two wins by a total score of 18-1, which went a long way in determining whether Canada would take home gold or silver. 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