Its the last Grand Slam of the year and Canadas Sports Leader has more than 130 hours of the U. 49ers Signed Jerseys .S. OPEN. Coverage airs Monday, August 27-September 9 from the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Centre in Flushing Meadows, N.Y. on TSN, TSN2 and TSN MOBILE TV (see complete schedule below). TSNs exclusive live coverage of the U.S. OPEN includes both the mens and womens early round matches, round of 16, quarter-finals, semifinals and finals. World No. 1 and five-time U.S. OPEN singles champion Roger Federer is coming off his Wimbledon title and London 2012 Olympic silver medal to take to the court. Federer is seeking his sixth U.S.OPEN title, which would surpass Pete Sampras and Jimmy Connors for most U.S. OPEN mens single titles in the Open era. Joining him is Canadian Milos Raonic who achieved a personal best – and the highest Canadian ranking ever at No. 16 – by reaching the quarterfinals at the Western and Southern Open last week. Other top competitors include U.S. OPEN champion Novak Djokovic, who is on a high after winning this years Rogers Cup along with London 2012 Olympic Gold Medallist Andy Murray of Great Britain. In the womens field, three-time U.S. OPEN champion Kim Clijsters will make her final appearance after announcing her plan on retiring at the end of the season. World No. 1-ranked Victoria Azarenka of Belarus is seeking her second major title and bookending the Grand Slam season after winning the Australian Open in January. Russias Maria Sharapova is looking to end her season on a high, after capturing the career Grand Slam with her French Open win this season. Serena Williams is building off her Wimbledon win and impressive double gold medal performance at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Highest-ranked Canadian female Aleksandra Wozniak will battle the top seeds in hopes of winning her first ever U.S. OPEN title. TSN.ca will have bonus coverage of select matches daily throughout the tournament. The U.S. OPEN is part of TSN, TSN2 and TSN MOBILE TVs tennis broadcast schedule that consists of all four Grand Slam tournaments. TSN and TSN2s 2012 U.S Open live broadcast schedule is as follows (all times ET):• Monday, August 27 – Mens & Womens 1st Round, on 1 p.m. TSN• Monday, August 27 – Mens & Womens 1st Round, on 7 p.m. TSN2• Tuesday, August 28 – Mens & Womens 1st Round, on 1 p.m. TSN• Tuesday, August 28 – Mens & Womens 1st Round, on 7 p.m. TSN• Wednesday, August 29 – Mens 1st Round & Womens 2nd Round, 1 p.m. on TSN• Wednesday August 29 – Mens 1st Round & Womens 2nd Round, 7 p.m. on TSN• Thursday, August 30 – Mens & Womens 2nd Round, 1 p.m. on TSN• Thursday, August 30 – Mens & Womens 2nd Round, 7 p.m. on TSN• Friday, August 31 – Mens 2nd Round & Womens 3rd Round, 1 p.m. on TSN • Friday, August 31 – Mens 2nd Round & Womens 3rd Round, 7 p.m. on TSN2 • Saturday, September 1 – Mens & Womens 3rd Round, 11 a.m. on TSN• Saturday, September 1 – Mens & Womens 3rd Round, 7 p.m. on TSN• Sunday, September 2 – Mens 3rd Round & Womens Round of 16, 11 a.m. on TSN2• Sunday, September 2 – Mens 3rd Round & Womens Round of 16, 7 p.m. on TSN2• Monday, September 3 – Round of 16, 11 a.m. on TSN2• Monday September 3 –Round of 16, 7:30 p.m. on TSN• Tuesday, September 4 – Mens Round 16 & Womens Quarterfinals, 11 a.m. on TSN • Tuesday, September 4 – Mens Round 16 & Womens Quarterfinals, 7 p.m. on TSN • Wednesday, September 5 – Quarterfinals, 12 p.m. on TSN• Wednesday, September 5 – Quarterfinals, 7 p.m. on TSN2• Thursday, September 6 – Mens Quarterfinals & Mixed Doubles Finals, 12 noon on TSN• Thursday, September 6 – Mens Quarterfinals, 8 p.m. on TSN• Friday, September 7 – Womens Semifinals, 12:30 p.m. on TSN• Saturday, September 8 – Mens Semifinals, 12 noon on TSN2• Saturday, September 8 – Womens Finals 8 p.m. on TSN2• Sunday, September 9 - Mens Finals, 4 p.m. on TSN 49ers Autographed Jerseys . -- Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods played together in the opening two rounds of the season in Abu Dhabi. 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Instead, they became only the second club since the post-season expanded to 12 teams to miss out after a 7-1 start, according to STATS. The other was Washington in 1996. The Lions (4-12) lost their last eight games and turned the ball over four times in the finale. Calvin Johnson fell short in his attempt to become the first player with 2,000 yards receiving in a season. Minnesota played Green Bay as part of the later session of Sunday afternoon games. As players watched on TV, there were some quiet groans in the Chicago locker room after the Vikings scored an early touchdown. "Its just aggravating to have to wait and see what has to go down," running back Matt Forte said. "We took care of our part, so thats all we can bank on right now." The game ended up going down to the wire, and the Bears didnt get the help they needed from the rival Packers. That kept Chicago out of the playoffs for the fifth time in six years. "Of course, I think were moving in the right direction," coach Lovie Smith said in an interview with Chicagos WFLD-TV after the Bears were eliminated. "A lot of times you talk about the five out of six. To me, you count all of the years, all nine of the years. You talk about the last three or so. The last three -- disappointing last year, disappointing this year. But a 10-6 season normally gets you in and we just didnt do enough." Chicago was almost knocked out of the playoff picture by the Lions. Detroit trailed 20-3 late in the first half but pulled within two in the fourth quarter and had the ball at its own 9-yard line before a three-and-out forced a punt. The Bears ran out the last 3:40, with Cutlers 19-yard run on third down keeping the drive going. The Chicago quarterback threw for 257 yards and a touchdown. Johnson, who broke Jerry Rices record of 1,848 yards receiving the previous weekend, finished at 1,964 after catching five passes for 72 yards. "Its hard to shut down Calvin Johnson, but we just put as many guys as we possibly could on him," Smith said. "We doubled him a lot, and we were always rolling extra guys at him. We didnt want to get anything deep; we wanted him to earn everything he got underneath. Colin Kaepernick Jersey. quot; Detroits Matthew Stafford went 24 of 42 for 272 yards with three touchdowns and an interception. He finished the season with an NFL-record 727 pass attempts, surpassing Drew Bledsoes mark of 691 from 1994. Stafford fell short of a second consecutive 5,000-yard season, finishing at 4,967 through the air. It was a surprising fall for the Lions, who made the playoffs last season for the first time in a dozen years. Coach Jim Schwartz wouldnt address speculation about his job status. "The thing Im most concerned with is getting this team back to where we all want it to be," he said. "Im not proud at all of our record." The Lions scored two straight touchdowns to make it 20-17 in the third quarter, but Chicago, which came into the game with a league-high 40 takeaways, forced another key turnover. Staffords fumble gave the Bears the ball at the Detroit 13. It was the fourth time the Bears started a drive inside the Detroit 25, and they ended up kicking a field goal. Olindo Mare added another field goal, a 20-yarder with 10:47 left in the fourth, to make it 26-17. Staffords 9-yard touchdown pass to Brian Robiskie pulled Detroit closer, but it wasnt enough. Cutler threw a 55-yard pass to Alshon Jeffery to the Detroit 27 on Chicagos first play from scrimmage, delighting the many Chicago fans in attendance at Ford Field. But that drive stalled, and the Bears actually had to punt after Cutler fumbled on third down and the ball was recovered back at midfield. After the Lions kicked a field goal, Chicago struck back when Cutler swung a pass out to Earl Bennett, who made the catch behind the line of scrimmage, got a block and outran the defence for a surprisingly easy 60-yard touchdown. Joique Bell fumbled away the ensuing kickoff, and the Bears kicked a field goal. In the second quarter, Stafford fumbled deep in his own territory. Julius Peppers recovered for Chicago, and his short return gave the Bears the ball at the 10. Forte scored on a 1-yard run to make it 17-3. The Lions werent done giving the ball away. Tim Jennings picked off Staffords overthrown pass, and his 31-yard return to the Detroit 23 set up another field goal. Staffords 25-yard scoring pass to Kris Durham with 12 seconds left in the half made it 20-10, and he threw a 10-yarder in the third to Will Heller. NOTES: Chicago TE Matt Spaeth left the game with a concussion. ... The Bears were without LB Brian Urlacher (hamstring). He last played on Dec. 2. ' ' '