From the First Round to the Seventh Round, TSN brings fans eight consecutive hours of live coverage from the 2013 NHL DRAFT, as future NHL stars Nathan MacKinnon, Seth Jones, and Jonathan Drouin wait to learn who will be the No. 1 pick. The action begins with the 2013 NHL DRAFT PREVIEW SHOW on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. ET and continues with live coverage of the 2013 NHL DRAFT at 3 p.m. ET. TSNs coverage of the 2013 NHL DRAFT is presented by Coors Light. French-language coverage is available on RDS. NBC Sports Network and NHL Network air TSNs 2013 NHL DRAFT coverage in the United States. Along with broadcasting every round of the 2013 NHL DRAFT, TSNs industry-leading platforms and properties deliver comprehensive coverage of one of the biggest days on the NHL calendar. 2013 NHL DRAFT PREVIEW SHOW - Sunday, June 30 at 2:30 p.m. ETJames Duthie hosts the 30-minute special live from the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. Duthie is joined on the show by TSNs Draft Panel, hosted by Gord Miller and featuring Draft Expert Bob McKenzie alongside analysts Ray Ferraro and Pierre McGuire. Hockey Insider Darren Dreger, TSN Scout Craig Button, and reporter Ryan Rishaug deliver reports from the Draft floor. Additional 2013 NHL DRAFT PREVIEW SHOW highlights include:- A special surprise from New Jersey-native Buddy Valastro of TLCs Cake Boss- Interviews with # 9-ranked prospect Darnell Nurse, along with his father and former CFLer Richard Nurse, and his uncle and former NFLer Donovan McNabb. 2013 NHL DRAFT - Sunday, June 30 at 3 p.m. ETJames Duthie hosts TSNs coverage directly from the Draft stage at the Prudential Center, interviewing GMs and players following their selections. Gord Miller hosts TSNs Draft Panel featuring Draft Expert Bob McKenzie and analysts Ray Ferraro and Pierre McGuire. The panel tees up each first round selection and provides instant analysis. Hockey Insider Darren Dreger gives the latest on breaking trades from the Draft floor while Ryan Rishaug reports on emerging storylines. TSN Scout Craig Button provides analysis, individual scouting reports on draft picks, and delivers Report Cards, grading each Canadian teams performance. Additional 2013 NHL DRAFT highlights include:- A preview of the 2013 Free Agent Class in anticipation of FREE AGENT FRENZY on Friday, July 5 at 12 noon ET on TSN2- A feature on Scottish superstar Tony Hand - the last pick of the 1986 NHL Draft and the only United Kingdom born-and-raised player ever selected- The debut of Mr. Pointless, the NHL equivalent to Mr. Irrelevant, the title bestowed annually on the last pick in the NFL Draft TSN DRAFTCENTRE Social LoungeCabral Cabbie Richards hosts the TSN DRAFTCENTRE Social Lounge on TSN.ca, delivering exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews, videos, and photos from the TSN Social Lounge located on the Draft floor. Fans can live stream the TSN DRAFTCENTRE Social Lounge on TSN.ca on Sunday, June 30 beginning at 3 p.m. ET. Content will also be available on-demand. Fans can interact with the TSN DRAFTCENTRE Social Lounge on Twitter with the hashtags #TSN and #NHLDRAFT. TSN Digital TSNs Digital Platforms - including TSN.cas dedicated DRAFTCENTRE page and the TSN app for iPhone and iPad - bring fans every pick from the 2013 NHL DRAFT. Fans can also visit DRAFTCENTRE for a detailed version of Draft Expert Bob McKenzies complete 75-player prospect list, including player bios, along with TSN Scout Craig Buttons scouting reports. Additional DRAFTCENTRE highlights include: - TSNs latest NHL Mock Draft.- Draft news and videos, including team reports, prospect profiles- Exclusive Draft videos from Hockey Insider Darren Dreger SPORTSCENTREReporters Mark Masters and Paul Hollingsworth file daily reports from New Jersey beginning Friday. Along with all the latest news and trade speculation from the 2013 NHL DRAFT and around the NHL, SPORTSCENTRE features insight and analysis from TSNs hockey experts, including INSIDER TRADING reports and updates from TSNs Draft Panel. Canadas No. 1 sports news program also features a special CABBIE PRESENTS segment on Saturday featuring top-rated prospects Nathan MacKinnon and Seth Jones. OFF THE RECORD WITH MICHAEL LANDSBERGHost Michael Landsberg interviews a bevy of future NHL stars, including Nathan MacKinnon, Seth Jones, Jonathan Drouin, and Darnell Nurse on Fridays edition of OFF THE RECORD WITH MICHAEL LANDSBERG at 5 p.m. ET on TSN. THATS HOCKEYThursdays edition of THATS HOCKEY at 7 p.m. ET on TSN tees up the 2013 NHL DRAFT with analysis from TSNs hockey experts and an overview of the Drafts top prospects. TSN and TEAM RadioTSN and TEAM radio stations across the country are live and on location for the 2013 NHL DRAFT, including TSN Radio in Toronto (AM 1050), Montreal (AM 690) and Winnipeg (AM 1290), plus TEAM 1040 in Vancouver and TEAM 1200 in Ottawa. All stations broadcast live from the NHL Store in Manhattan on Saturday, June 29 beginning at 12 noon ET. The four-hour show features a mix of hosts from the stations, who break down all the latest news surrounding the 2013 NHL DRAFT. On Sunday, June 30 all stations broadcast live from the Prudential Center (please visit each stations website for details). Along with live coverage of the 2013 NHL DRAFT, each station focuses on their local markets and teams. Wholesale Nike Shoes . "This is my city," the Toronto native said upon his arrival Wednesday night. And the 35-year-old former league MVP says he is hoping to making 2014 a memorable year. 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Chad Owens and Andre Durie were one-two in the CFL in receptions last season, Jason Barnes was a favourite target in the red zone, John Chiles was one of the best deep threats in the league and all of them have missed at least the last three games. Add to that, rookie Terrell Sinkfield missed the last game, while last week in Montreal fellow first-year Anthony Coombs was injured, likely for the season. Import Jarred Fayson is also injured. The only good news on the receiving corps is that Sinkfield is expected to play Tuesday night as the Argonauts host the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. As for the rest of the injuries, head coach Scott Milanovich gave an update Monday afternoon. On Anthony Coombs shoulder injury being season ending, "I think so" said Milanovich, "The last report I got (Sunday) is it looks like hes going to have surgery, which would put him out for the year." As for when the others would return, "I think Jason Barnes is the closest," continued the coach. "Maybe (the August 23rd game in) Edmonton possibly. I think next week would be a stretch because of the five day week. Pretty much everybody else, Chad and Durie, Im hoping for, thinking Labour Day." Would a Durie, Labour Day return from a broken shoulder surprise the coach? "Im not counting on it yet," said Milanovich. "Chads probably closer than Dre is. A couple of weeks ago Dre said he was feeling great, and then its kind of gone back and forth with him." Chiles hamstring injury has been frustrating for all involved. He made the trip to RRegina two weeks ago, but was scratched just a couple hours before kickoff.dddddddddddd He didnt travel to Montreal last week and the coach is somewhat surprised the speedster isnt back in the lineup. "A little bit, yes. He practiced day one this week and then felt like he couldnt go or he was going to run the risk of pulling it." Milanovich then joked "I was never fast enough to worry about having a hamstring injury, so I have a tough time relating to injuries like that." The Argos finally scored two touchdowns in the same game last week in Montreal, something they hadnt done in the previous three. The prevailing school of thought among outsiders is that its just a case of waiting for the injuries to heal and all offensive ills will be cured. Ricky Ray is hoping thats the case. "To a certain extent, yes," said the quarterback. "Were hoping to get these guys back and to be able to have the guys that you rely on out there to play, but were not just saying that and thinking that, were expecting to win. These young guys that are filling in are very talented guys and now that weve been playing together for a few weeks its time for just to get a little more comfortable and be able to execute better and win some football games." Tuesdays game will be a tough one for the offence against a very talented Bombers defence, led by defensive coordinator/mad scientist Gary Etcheverry. One other note about the receiving corps, Trent Guy has been added to the roster. He wont play Tuesday, but may be in the lineup Sunday against British Columbia. Guy was with the Argos a year ago, and the club may be hoping that he will contribute the way Mo Mann has. After not playing for a year and four games, Mann has 11 catches for 137 yards in the two games he has played this season. ' ' '