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As the RBC Canadian Open at the Royal Montreal Golf Club in Ile Bizard, Quebec draws near, Bodog.ca has posted the odds for who has the best chance in taking home the $1,026,000 winning share at this years tournament. Leading the way is Dustin Johnson, Jim Furyk, and Matt Kuchar all with 12/1 odds. Defending champion Brandt Snedeker is at 22/1 after capturing the title last year at Glen Abbey Golf Club. Its been 60 years since a Canadian born golfer has won the Canadian Open. According to Bodog, Graham DeLaet is the Canuck with the best odds to snap the streak at 25/1. David Hearn is close beind at 45/1 odds. Hearn is coming off a solid performance at the British Open, finishing the tournament at 3-under par. Mike Weir has 125/1 odds. The 44-year-old is trying to build momentum from his second place finish at the Byron Nelson Championship in May. Bodogs Canadian specials have DeLaet at 2/9 to make the cut, Hearn at 1/3 and Weir at 10/13. Watch coverage of the first two rounds live on TSN and TSN GO on Thursday and Friday beginning at 3pm et/Noon pt. Canadian Open - Outright Winner Dustin Johnson 12/1Jim Furyk 12/1Matt Kuchar 12/1 Graeme McDowell 16/1 Charl Schwartzel 18/1 Brandt Snedeker 22/1Luke Donald 22/1 Graham Delaet 25/1 Hunter Mahan 28/1 Charley Hoffman 35/1 David Hearn 45/1 Bo Van Pelt 50/1Carl Pettersson 50/1Kevin Chappell 50/1Russell Knox 50/1 Aaron Baddeley 66/1Ben Crane 66/1Ernie Els 66/1K.J. 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Trailing 4-2 for most of the second half after goals from Diego Chara and Maximiliano Urruti early in the half gave Portland the advantage, Dempsey led Seattles stunning late comeback to earn a point in the first Cascadia rivalry matchup of the season. Dempsey scored in the 85th minute to get Seattle within 4-3, a goal that felt was coming with the pressure the Sounders were pushing forward. Seconds later, Seattle defender DeAndre Yedlin was taken down in the penalty box by Portlands Ben Zemanski and referee Hilario Grajeda immediately pointed to the penalty spot. Yedlin said he was hoping to draw a penalty on the play and Zemanski obliged by clipping the young Seattle defender. After a brief discussion with Gonzalo Pineda, who was expecting to take the penalty kick, Dempsey stepped up. He converted the chance, beating former Seattle goalkeeper Andrew Weber to get Seattle even. "That point today felt like more than a point. It kind of felt like a win," Dempsey said. The afternoon was an advertisement for the league, even if it gave the coaches heartburn. Play was wide open and end-to-end. There were 41 shots and countless near misses. There were four goals in the first 25 minutes -- including goals from Seattles Kenny Cooper, Portland Diego Valeri and Dempsey -- along with the two late scores.dddddddddddd And the biggest star on the field burned brightest even if he was a little tired at the end. "Hes a leader. He wants to lead this team. He wants to show that last year was not the Clint Dempsey that were going to see this year," Seattle coach Sigi Schmid said. "And he wants to show people hes ready for the World Cup. I think he did that today." Seattle walked off thrilled with the final result and knowing there were other missed chances in the final minutes to get a winner. Meanwhile, the Timbers stood stunned as the worst start in their brief history continued. The Timbers have generally been slow starters since joining the league in 2011, but now have just three points after five games, not the opening anyone in Portland expected after reaching the Western Conference finals last season. "You should never give up 4 goals, and you should never tie a game if you score 4 goals," Portland coach Caleb Porter said. Chara was the star until Dempsey took over. On his 28th birthday, Chara scored in MLS play for the first time since September 2011. Seattle defence was willing to give him space and he took advantage with two perfectly placed shots from outside the penalty box. His first goal in the ninth minute deflected off goalkeeper Stephen Freis hand but had enough force to get into the net. His second goal, and what appeared to be the winner, came from about 25 yards and Frei had no chance at the save. Both times, Seattles defenders failed to step up and defend Charas shot. "I feel good, but obviously completely not happy with the game," Chara said. "We should have won that game, so to score 2 goals, for me, is good, but Id rather see a W than me score 2 goals." Urrutis goal in the 57th minute appeared to give Portland plenty of cushion. But Dempsey said otherwise and both sides had to settle for the draw in one of the wilder matchups of a rivalry dating to the mid-1970s. ' ' '