With the puck set to drop on the 2014 STANLEY CUP® PLAYOFFS, TSN and TSN GO present a prime-time marathon of extensive NHL Playoffs preview coverage tomorrow night (Tuesday, April 15), headlined by the 2014 NHL DRAFT LOTTERY at 8 p.m. ET. TSNs NHL Playoffs preview coverage includes the following (see below for additional details): TSN THE REPORTERS WITH DAVE HODGE – today at 5:30 p.m. ET THATS HOCKEY– tomorrow at 7 p.m. ET NHL ON TSN PLAYOFF FANTASY SPECIAL – tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. ET 2014 NHL DRAFT LOTTERY – tomorrow at 8 p.m. ET NHL ON TSN STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS PREVIEW SHOW – tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. ET All of TSNs 2014 STANLEY CUP® PLAYOFFS programming is also available live on TSN GO.2014 NHL DRAFT LOTTERYRepresentatives from each of the five teams most likely to win the 2014 NHL DRAFT LOTTERY join NHL ON TSN host James Duthie in the TSN Studio as NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly reveals the draft order live tomorrow night at 8 p.m. ET exclusively on TSN and TSN GO. The top-seeded Buffalo Sabres (25.0%) have the best chance of winning the lottery, followed by Florida Panthers (18.8%), Edmonton Oilers (14.2%), Calgary Flames (10.7%) and New York Islanders (8.1%). The Vancouver Canucks (6.2%), Toronto Maple Leafs (3.6%), and Winnipeg Jets (2.7%) complete the group of five Canadian teams with a chance to choose #1overall.The lottery winner will select first overall during the 2014 NHL DRAFT, which includes Barrie Colts defenceman Aaron Ekblad, Kootenay Ice centre Sam Reinhart, and Kingston Frontenacs centre Samuel Bennett. TSNs coverage of the 2014 NHL DRAFT LOTTERY is also available live on TSN Radio stations across the country and on NBC Sports Network in the United States. As each teams draft position is unveiled, TSN.ca complements TSNs coverage of the 2014 NHL DRAFT LOTTERY with a live blog, giving fans the chance to discuss and debate both the draft order as well as topics from around the league. The live blog includes all the latest news, top prospect rankings, and video highlights at TSN.ca/DraftCentre. TSN also has live coverage of the first three rounds of the 2014 STANLEY CUP® PLAYOFFS (click here for a broadcast schedule of the First Round), as well as the 2014 NHL DRAFT on June 27 from Philadelphia. TSNs NHL Playoffs Preview Coverage TSNs jam-packed NHL Playoffs preview lineup is as follows: TSN THE REPORTERS WITH DAVE HODGE – today (Monday, April 14) at 5:30 p.m. ET TSN THE REPORTERS WITH DAVE HODGE host Dave Hodge and sports columnists Bruce Arthur, Michael Farber, and Steve Simmons debate all the key storylines and breaking news from the 2014 STANLEY CUP® PLAYOFFS. THATS HOCKEY– Tuesday, April 15 at 7 p.m. ET Gino Reda hosts a special playoff preview edition of TSNs daily hockey show, with a guest panel featuring the networks Hockey Insiders and experts, who focus in on the Montreal Canadiens with reports from Montréal, break down all eight playoff series, and evaluate the their top Cup contenders. NHL ON TSN PLAYOFF FANTASY SPECIAL – Tuesday, April 15 at 7:30 p.m. ET TSNs annual playoff pool tradition debuts a brand new format this year, as familiar foes Darren Dreger, Aaron Ward, Dave Hodge, and Keith Jones select players according to the rules of the TSN Playoff Hockey Challenge presented by Kia Canada, the online playoff fantasy game on TSN.ca. Fans can sign up online to choose 12 players under a salary cap of $100 million, and play alongside TSNs experts. Their four fantasy squads will be revealed as James Duthie hosts the NHL ON TSN PLAYOFF FANTASY SPECIAL. 2014 NHL DRAFT LOTTERY – Tuesday, April 15 at 8 p.m. ET James Duthie hosts TSNs exclusive live coverage of the 2014 NHL DRAFT LOTTERY from the TSN Studio as NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly reveals the results in reverse order, alongside representatives from the leagues five teams most likely to win the lottery. During the 30-minute TSN original production, Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie unveils his consensus Top 10 prospects and TSNs Director of Scouting Craig Button projects how the first 13 picks will unfold. NHL ON TSN STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS PREVIEW SHOW – Tuesday, April 15 at 8:30 p.m. ET Hosted by James Duthie, this live 90-minute TSN original production prepares fans for the playoffs with in-depth analysis of all eight First Round matchups, highlighting the biggest storylines from the 2014 STANLEY CUP® PLAYOFFS. 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Thats how we fight championship fights.Anthony Pettis also stopped Gilbert Melendez with a guillotine choke 1:53 into the second round to defend his UFC lightweight title at the Mandalay Bay Events Center.The 32-year-old Lawler (25-10) earned his decision with a dogged five-round effort against Hendricks (16-3), who won the vacant belt by unanimous decision in their first bout in March. Lawler faded late in that fight, while Hendricks finished strong.In the rematch, Lawler turned it around.My coaches just wanted me to go out there and finish strong and do what I do in the gym, and I was able to do that, Lawler said. It means a lot to me because of all the people around me. That isnt just me out there. There was a lot of time and effort from the people around me to get where I am today, and this is their victory too.While Hendricks and Lawler didnt match the theatrics and brutality of their spectacular first fight, in which Hendricks claimed Georges St. Pierres vacated belt despite a torn biceps muscle, Lawler got off to an impressive start in the rematch.He had Hendricks on the defensive for much of the first round, and he finished with a strong fifth, delivering those enormous shots in the final seconds to bring the crowd to its feet.Hendricks controlled long stretches of the middle rounds with tactics and smart strikes while Lawler waned, but the champ appeared to coast to the finish of the final two rounds, perhaps swaying the judges in Lawlers favour.I just didnt fight, Hendricks said. Look at the fourth and fifth round. I didnt come out and fight like I normally do. I didnt stay light on my feet like I should have.Two judges scored the bout for Lawler, 49-46 and 48-47, while the third favoured Hendricks, 48-47. The Associated Press scored it 48-47 for Lawler.While Hendricks injury sidelined him through the summer, Lawler stayed hard at work with impressive victories over Jake Ellenberger and Matt Brown, earning his rematch.Lawwler was once best known for failing to reach the heights suggested by his talent, losing five of eight fights in the Strikeforce promotion before rejoining the UFC in early 2013.dddddddddddd. The former prodigy has realized his potential on MMAs biggest stage, becoming the first former Strikeforce fighter to win a UFC title with six wins in his last seven bouts.The fighters seem headed to a third bout, but Canadian No. 2 contender Rory MacDonald has been promised the next welterweight title shot.I thought it was a great fight, I scored it Robbie three rounds to two, said MacDonald, who is from Kelowna, B.C., and trains out of Montreal. Im very excited to fight him next, Ill be very focused and Ill be ready. Ive been hearing that the fight will be in Canada and thatd be great if it was. Id love it if it were in British Columbia, but Id be happy with anywhere up there.Lawler and Hendricks both said they would accept whatever the UFC decided.I cant wait to get back home to my family, Lawler said. Its been a long year. Ive been on the grind, camp to camp, just striving to be champion, to get back to this moment.Pettis (18-2) was impressive in his first title defence, finishing Melendez (22-4) for the first time in the veteran Strikeforce champions career.After Melendez largely controlled Pettis against the cage in the first round, Pettis surprised him with a damaging front kick early in the second. Pettis then defended Melendezs takedown attempt and locked in the choke, getting a quick submission to end his first fight in 16 months.I know how good I am, but a lot of people were questioning how good I am, Pettis said. This fight went a little bit longer, so you got to see a little more.Before the title bouts, heavyweight Todd Duffee celebrated his 29th birthday by stopping Anthony Hamilton just 33 seconds in with a crushing right hand. Heavyweight Travis Browne then stopped Brendan Schaub on punches with 10 seconds left in their opening round.Josh Samman delivered the best finish of an entertaining undercard, knocking out Eddie Gordon with a spectacular head kick in the second round. Samman, who had been dominated on the ground beforehand, dedicated the win to his girlfriend, Hailey Bevis, who died in a car accident last year.Also on the undercard, Urijah Faber choked out Francisco Rivera in the second round shortly after poking Rivera in the eye. Faber, who got booed after replays of the apparently inadvertent eye-poke, is 11-6 over the last six years, with every loss in a title fight. ' ' '