I don't love the price, but I expect Denver to win at home and move on to take on the Dallas Mavericks in the Western Conference finals. The Nuggets are coming off a historically bad performance in Game 6, and I expect a strong bounce back in Game 7 with their season on the line.

This wildly entertaining series has seen both teams win twice on the opponent's home floor. Denver's Game 6 no-show in Minnesota is cause for concern, but this is still a championship-caliber team that has shown its mettle in crunch time spots. The Timberwolves have a great young core and will probably be a thorn for the Nuggets in years to come, but Denver feels like a safe bet to take care of business and reach the conference finals.

This is the lowest total for a Nuggets game all season, and it's not close. The two games in this series that went under 205 were both total blowouts in which starters were pulled way early and Denver barely scored. Not sure that will be the case in a Game 7. MIN playoff games average 209. Nugs avg 207.5. Nugs at home avg 203. Both teams have truly elite scorers. Nuggets won't shoot that poorly again at home with a repeat at stake. Scored 112+ in 3 straight vs that tough MIN defense. Only 2 of 11 DEN playoffs games are under this and 2 of their last 27 overall. Only 2 of 10 MIN playoff games under this and 2 of last 15 overall

I'd like the Wolves to win. Dunno, it's sorta hard watching the Nuggets after a while. All those kinda jerky weird motions that Nikola Jokic does. But don't get me wrong dude is a brilliant player. History has shown us that up-and-coming teams like Minnesota don't win Game 7s on the road. I very remember the Scottie Pippen migraine game in Detroit (that actually helped craft those Bulls as afterward MJ said forget this, I'm taking over). Well, at least he played a little that day and didn't beg out like a certain other time.

Never mind what happened to the Nuggets on Thursday night at Target Center; Denver waved the white flag early after a slow start, deciding to save its resources for one more home date on Sunday. Meanwhile, the T-wolves might want to use some of those 115 points they rolled up on Sunday, but the Nuggets have bounced off of the deck before in this series, specifically game 3 when in a must-win situation on the road. The Joker is two games removed from cooking Rudy Gobert for 40 points (and 13 assists) in Game 5, and we wonder if the T-wolves are going to be able to count on anybody except Anthony Edwards in potential crunch time of a Game Seven. Play Nuggets

Josh Hart is currently questionable for tomorrow. Even with his abdominal strain in game six, he still pulled eight rebounds and played 31 minutes. However, this is a big number for him considering this injury. Hart is a gritty player and his teammates reported that he’ll give it go, but other reports say he’s in a lot of pain. There’s uncertainty of how effective he’ll be on the glass with that injury.

This is a huge number for Isaiah Hartenstein who to his credit has not only come up huge for the Knicks in this series but has been a key contributor all season long. Both OG Anunoby and Josh Hart are expected to suit up for this game. I would also offer that Game 7s are typically paced down low scoring environments with minimal possessions. I also find it unlikely that Hartenstein is going to play more than 30-32 minutes as well.

TJ McConnell has certainly been a difference maker in this series however I think Game 7 we may see his minutes capped around 15-17. Ive talked a lot about how TJ and Tyrese Haliburton can't be on the court together as McConnell doesn't play well without the ball and offers almost no threat as a perimeter shooter. As a result their minutes are mostly staggered. Game 7s also tend to be very slow and paced down, thus limiting possessions and I expect a low scoring environment.

Indiana and New York has been a fantastic series, and one that each team has traded blows to get to seven games. What we do not know is the level of effectiveness Josh Hart or OG Anunoby will provide the Knicks on the floor. Expect those minutes to possibly hurt the Knicks as the Pacers play determined basketball. Grab the Pacers as the slight underdog.

The games at the Garden have featured less defense and more scoring than the ones in IND. The Knicks have played at greater pace and put up way more shots, trying to put on a show and keep up with the run-and-gun road team. Knicks defense further compromised now. Brunson can't have another stinker like in Game 6. My fear is this somehow becomes a blowout but I'm willing to take that risk. Home team has dominated this series but with NYK injuries I can't get to window on them and IND can't cover on road in this series. Thought they would be an over series going in. Game has potential to be playing in the 240s, especially if we get a hot first qtr

Knicks guard Miles McBride has become an important player in this series, and he's gone Over this number in four straight. Even with the expected return of Josh Hart and OG Anunoby, McBride should get his shots. He's taken an average of eight 3-pointers in the past three games, and should make at least two Sunday.

There aren't many bets I'm fine with losing but this would be one. Truly despise the Knicks but with Josh Hart and OG Anunoby both reportedly set to play, that should be enough at home. Great Sunday of hoops for sure.