TSNs broadcast of Toronto FCs home opener on Saturday was a record-breaker, as overnight data from BBM Canada confirms that TFCs 1-0 win over DC United attracted a record average audience of 352,000 viewers, making it the most-watched MLS game ever on English television in Canada. * The previous high for an MLS audience on Canadian English-language television was for the Vancouver Whitecaps FCs only playoff appearance in 2012 (average audience of 335,000). Audiences for the home opener were up 18% compared to the TFC season opener last week in Seattle (299,000 on TSN). Overall, 1.6 million unique viewers tuned in to TSN to watch the networks exclusive coverage of TFCs home opener, which also featured the home debut of highly-touted new additions Jermain Defoe, Michael Bradley, Júlio César, and returning hometown star Dwayne De Rosario. Live MLS coverage continues this weekend with a prime-time doubleheader featuring the undefeated Vancouver Whitecaps FC taking on Houston on Saturday (March 29) at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT on TSN2. Defoe and the 2-0 Toronto FC take on Real Salt Lake at 9:30 p.m. ET on TSN2. Live streaming of all MLS games on TSN and TSN2 is available to TSN subscribers on TSN GO. TSN also has live coverage of the highly anticipated BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE Manchester derby featuring local rivals Manchester United and Manchester City tomorrow (Tuesday, March 25) at 3:30 p.m. ET. TSN platforms also deliver live coverage of the biggest weekend of the season thus far, as four of the top five teams face off against each other, with Arsenal vs. Manchester City on Saturday, March 29 at 1:30 p.m. ET and Liverpool vs. Tottenham on Sunday, March 30 at 11 a.m. ET. Both games air on TSN and are available for live streaming to TSN subscribers on TSN GO. *For electronic measurement data that dates back to 1994. 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Thats something I was looking for, to come into a team I could fit in and play the way I wanted to and play hard every single night and be part of a team. Im excited to be here. I cant wait to start and get out there and play and see how things go." Fredette, the 10th overall pick in the 2011 draft, was bought out by the Sacramento Kings on Thursday and cleared waivers on Saturday. He is averaging just 5.9 points and 11.3 minutes in his third season, but is shooting 49 per cent from 3-point range. The Bulls, who had won eight of nine coming into the day, had been looking for more outside shooting since they lost Marco Belinelli in free agency last off-season, and then traded Luol Deng to Cleveland in January. "I hope I can space out the floor for these guys and help create open shots for my teammates and also create open shots for me," Fredette said. "I think it fits well. Hopefully Ill be able to come in and do what I do on the basketball floor." The knock on Fredette is his defensive ability and finding a way to get open for his accurate shot, but coach Tom Thibodeau said he wants to come to his own conclusions about what the former BYU star can do on the court. "Hes got to learn defensively what to do in terms of team defence and thats usually the biggest adjustment," Thibodeau said.dddddddddddd "But the fact that he can shoot the way that he can, I think it complements our primary scorers as well." Fredette became a top NBA prospect when he led the nation in scoring at 28.5 points per game during his senior year with the Cougars, who made it to the final 16 in the NCAA tournament in his last season. He was The Associated Press player of the year, but he never lived up to his billing in Sacramento after the Kings acquired him in a draft-day trade with Milwaukee. It was clear his time with the Kings was coming to an end when they decided not to pick up his option for 2014-15 before this season. "I appreciate everything that happened in Sacramento," Fredette said. "It was character building for me continuing to go out and play hard. I feel like I progressed as a player even though sometimes you dont get the minutes you want to, youve just got to continue to work hard and know that if you keep playing hard and doing the right things then eventually things will turn your way." One of the top attractions for Fredette with the Bulls is Thibodeau, who has a history of helping lower-tier free agents turn into valuable commodities. Belinelli and Nate Robinson flourished in Chicago last season, and D.J. Augustin has played well since he signed with the Bulls in December. "This time of the year, I think youre always looking to get insurance for your team," Thibodeau said. "You like his makeup. I think he can grow. I think hell get better. So well see how it unfolds. But you also have to remember you have to put the team first." ' ' '