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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. 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Now weve just got to get ready for conference." The Wildcats appear to be in good shape after their latest rout against an overmatched opponent. Arizona (13-0) played its second straight game without injured centre Kaleb Tarczewski, but didnt really need him, grabbing control with a 27-4 first-half run. Johnson got the run started and Hollis-Jefferson provided a spark starting in place of Tarczewski, grabbing eight rebounds while hustling all over the floor. Brandon Ashley added 11 points and nine rebounds, Gabe York had 10 points and four steals, and T.J. McConnell had six assists in Arizonas 27th straight non-conference win. One of the nations best defensive teams all season, the Wildcats did their most damage on that end, holding Northern Arizona (3-8) to 36 per cent shooting while scoring 18 points off 23 turnovers. An overwhelming No. 1 the past two weeks, Arizona should stay atop the polls at least one more week with its next game not until Jan. 2 against Washington State. "Being the No. 1 team in the country, you can carry it as a burden and take all of the negative connotations that you want," Arizona coach Sean Miller said. "On the flip side, weve really embraced the fact that were the No. 1 team in the country. You cant take it from us. We earned it." Northern Arizona is plenty familiar with trip south, playing in Tucson every season but one since 2002. It hasnt gone too well for the Lumberjacks. Other than a five-point game in 2010, Arizona has beaten Northern Arizona in routs, including a 93-50 runaway last season. The Lumberjacks faced an even bigger hill this time around. Northern Arizona had a huge setback just before the season started, when sophomore guard Dwayne Russell, the teams top returning scorer, decided to transfer. The Lumberjaacks managed to play close games against Southern California and Fresno State, but those teams are nothing like what they were up against at the McKale Center. Teofilo Gutierrez Jersey. Arizona had rolled through its non-conference schedule to this point, knocking off teams like Duke and Michigan to move atop The Associated Press poll two weeks ago. Northern Arizona held its own while Arizona struggled on offence early on, playing to an 11-all tie with the Wildcats in the opening 8 minutes. Arizona turned into a rout after that, scoring 17 straight points during its big run to go up 38-15. Johnson keyed it, hitting consecutive 3-pointers at the start and adding another to put the Wildcats up 15. The junior guard had 14 points by halftime to help Arizona to a 41-17 lead. Northern Arizona had two field goals over the final 10 minutes and shot 7 of 19 from the floor. Worse for the Lumberjacks, they had no assists in the half and 12 turnovers that led to 18 points for Arizona. "We had too many turnovers and thats what killed us," Northern Arizona forward Gaellan Bewernick said. "Valuing the ball is the biggest thing for us right now." Taking it away is the top priority for the Wildcats and theyve proven to be pretty good at it. Arizona is long, athletic, versatile and, usually has a 7-foot anchor in Tarczewski. The Wildcats entered Mondays game seventh nationally in scoring defence, allowing 57.8 points per game, and eighth in shooting percentage against at 37.3 Even without Tarczewski to contend with, the Lumberjacks were no match for Arizona. Let by Johnson and McConnell out top, the Wildcats hounded Northern Arizona into turnovers, difficult shots and made it tough for the Lumberjacks to even run their offence. Arizona keyed its big first-half run with defence and didnt really let up until the game was well out of hand in the second half. Northern Arizona had four assists and failed to get a player in double-figures scoring to become the third opponent in four games to be held under 50 points by Arizona. 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