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Baseball fans have their bases covered this year with TSNs extensive Major League Baseball broadcast coverage featuring Sunday, Monday and Wednesday night baseball and ESPNs Baseball Tonight all season, along with MLBs Opening Night and Opening Day games. MLBs marquee Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday night games feature the leagues top teams and the most-anticipated games of the season. Overall, TSN platforms deliver more than 75 games this season. TSN subscribers can live stream TSN and TSN2s MLB coverage on their smartphones, tablets, and computers at no additional charge through TSN GO. TSNs baseball coverage will feature ESPNs acclaimed MLB production, which includes Sunday Night Baseball, helmed by veteran Toronto broadcaster Dan Shulman along with analyst John Kruk and reporter Buster Olney. Opening Night and Opening Day TSN is the exclusive Canadian broadcaster of MLBs Opening Night and Opening Day. A special edition of Baseball Tonight tees up the season on Sunday, March 30 at 6:30 p.m. ET on TSN2, followed by the Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Diego Padres at 8 p.m. ET on TSN2 and Baseball Tonight at 12 midnight ET. Coverage continues on Opening Day (Monday, March 31) as TSN platforms deliver live coverage of five games from the first full day of competition in the 2014 MLB season (see below for broadcast schedule). SportsCentre Canadas most-watched sports news and information show covers all angles of the MLB season with breaking news, daily highlights, and more, all-season long. SportsCentre delivers weekly updates from ESPN play-by-play announcer Dan Shulman, Insider segments with analyst Steve Phillips, and reports from baseball reporter Scott MacArthur. SportsCentre premieres two features this week on the past and future of baseball in Montréal. Fronted by TSNs Michael Farber, both features will debut during the 6 p.m. ET edition of SportsCentre. On Thursday, March 27, The Last Pitch revisits the final years of the Expos franchise with a spotlight on Omar Minaya, baseballs first Latin-American general manager. On Friday, March 28, ENCORE? focuses on the possibility of Major League Baseball returning to Montreal, featuring a sit-down interview with MLB Commissioner Bud Selig. TSN Digital Fans can visit TSN.ca for highlights, interviews, news, and analysis, including blog posts by baseball analyst Steve Phillips, Blue Jays and MLB reporter Scott MacArthur, and TSN Radio 1050 Torontos Scott Ferguson. TSN.ca also delivers weekly MLB Power Rankings and Player Rankings from fantasy expert Scott Cullen. TSN Radio TSN Radio has baseball fans covered throughout the season with beat reporters Scott MacArthur and Scott Ferguson delivering daily reports on the Toronto Blue Jays as well as breaking news from around Major League Baseball. Dan Shulman also appears three times weekly, talking Blue Jays and MLB on TSN Radio 1050 in Toronto. Winnipeg-area baseball fans can set their dial to TSN Radio 1290 in Winnipeg for live Blue Jays game broadcasts in 2014 as part of a recently announced agreement. Fans can also tune in to TSN Radio 690 in Montreal and TEAM Radio 1040 and 1410 in Vancouver for marquee MLB games as part of ESPNs Sunday Night Baseball. TEAM Radio also delivers Blue Jays, Seattle Mariners, MLB playoff games, and the World Series. Broadcast Schedule Sunday, Monday and Wednesday Night Baseball matchups are selected to feature the best teams in baseball (visit TSN.ca for confirmed broadcast schedules). TSN and TSN2s broadcast schedule for Opening Night and Opening Day is as follows: Sunday, March 30Baseball Tonight: Sunday Night Countdown at 6:30 p.m. ET on TSN2ESPN Sunday Night Baseball: LA Dodgers @ San Diego at 8 p.m. ET on TSN2 Monday, March 31Baseball Tonight at 12 noon ET on TSN2ESPN Monday Night Baseball: Chicago Cubs @ Pittsburgh at 1 p.m. ET on TSN2ESPN Monday Night Baseball: Boston @ Baltimore at 3 p.m. ET on TSNESPN Monday Night Baseball: St. Louis @ Cincinnati at 4 p.m. ET on TSN2ESPN Monday Night Baseball: Colorado @ Miami at 7 p.m. ET on TSN2ESPN Monday Night Baseball: Seattle @ LA Angels at 10 p.m. ET on TSN2 Tuesday, April 1Baseball Tonight at 1 a.m. ET on TSN2 MLB on TSN TSNs coverage is in the first year of a recently announced deal that includes rights to ESPNs Sunday Night Baseball and, for the first time, Monday Night Baseball and Wednesday Night Baseball. 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Maybe that is why it is so entertaining because there really is no common denominator for draft success. Even the best in the business have missed big time on players and groups of players among the various years of evaluating. Some people in football are better than others but if you follow it close enough, not by much. No one really dominates in finding talent year after year. For Seattle in recent years, Richard Sherman as a fifth round pick and Russell Wilson as a third round pick made the team special. But last year was completely different with fifth round pick and Canadian Luke Willson as well as Michael Bowie in the seventh round really being major contributors. It was a great move to trade #1 for Percy Harvin but you cant say last years draft was as good as previous drafts. So what is everyone looking for? With all the scouts in all blocks of the country, the coaches who should always have an influence and the managers who have extreme job security if they draft well and no security if they dont, that is a great question. I think there are tangibles and intangibles. The tangible is how the player plays based on film analysis and competition. Truth is, to make good football decisions, all you need is enough good video and a good one-on-one interview. Everything else from the combine and individual workouts is icing on the cake. But sometimes that icing is so good it clouds decisions that could have been made without the "extra look", without pads and looking at movement more than actual on-field football ability. Many people in football become seduced by the visual in-person vs. the true reality of what happens on the field. The tangible "stuff" is easy to assess. It is the intangibles when the art takes over the science and sometimes is merely common sense. I think there are two words that make thee difference in all drafting in football: maturity and passion.dddddddddddd Maturity is really hard to recognize. Some players in the interview process pass with extreme confidence but when they make money and have to be completely self-motivated are anything but. In other situations, a player may have a criminal record or been involved in "stupid college stuff", then when they achieve wealth and independence, they change for the good. They grow up when you had to wonder if they would ever grow up. Some people are born with maturity on and off the field. Others create it at a certain moment for certain reasons and others yet never find it and it takes a possible great career and changes it to an experience. Having maturity is critical in every way and is difficult to assess correctly. The second intangible is passion. How much does the particular player actually like, even love, football? Now you would think all players love, or at least like, football. Not so. There is so much money in the sport now that playing for money is an easy motivation. By the time you reach your second contract, you could be set for life. Lets say you are 26 years-old, house and car paid off, money in the bank, happily married, success on the field with maybe even a Super Bowl or two. Why play any more football when you know what it does to your body and in some cases your mind? Only after the money is made does the football desire increase or diminish. Until that happens, you just dont know. Every football player will tell every team they LOVE football. But do they love football or do they love what football will get you and what you can purchase? Again just like maturity, you really dont know until time moves on. Come May 8-10, many of the very best will have their life changed in one phone call. For some, it will be a life changing moment that they will capitalize on in a remarkable way. For others, the sport at the pro level will be too much, whether it is due to competition or intensity. Which player will experience which life is an unknown. It may be due to height, weight, speed and everything you can see feel and touch. Or it may be because of how much you want it and how well you can adjust and handle it; a certain mental ability and a certain emotional ability that you can tap into. Between the best athlete with really good video and the lesser athlete, whos maybe not as dominant on the field but has his act together and loves the game, Ill take the latter. Welcome to the NFL draft starting May 8th, a gamble of research and a gamble of hope. ' ' '