Sunday MLB Free play. My selection is on Colorado over Kansas City at 3:10 pm et on Sunday.

The Rockies are on an incredible run as home favorites, having gone 30-11 in their last 41 games in that situation, including a blowout victory last night to even this weekend series at a game apiece. I look for them to prevail in Sunday's series finale as well. Note that Kansas City averages just 3.5 runs per game and has been outscored by an average margin of 1.1 runs in day games going back to last season. Meanwhile, the Rockies check in 19-9 when playing at home after losing two of their last three games over the last two seasons, as is the case here, outscoring opponents by 0.6 runs on average in that situation. Look for Austin Gomber to prevail over Daniel Lynch in this battle of left-handed starting pitchers at Coors Field. Take Colorado.

My selection is on the 'over' between Baltimore and Detroit at 1:40 pm et on Sunday.

Detroit is on an incredible run of 'under' results right now but I'll go the contrarian route and call for a higher-scoring affair than most are expecting on Sunday. Note that the 'over' is a perfect 9-0 with the Orioles having scored three runs or less in four consecutive games over the last three seasons, resulting in an average total of 12.0 runs in that spot. Sunday's starter for the O's, Tyler Wells, has been awful in three road starts this season, posting an 8.00 ERA and 1.44 WHIP. Tigers starter Tarik Skubal has been terrific this season but after going seven innings last time out and now starting on just four days' rest, I'm not anticipating a peak performance from him here. Note that the Tigers have seen an average total of 9.6 runs scored after a game in which their bullpen worked 6+ innings over the last three seasons (44-game sample size), as is the case here. Take the over (4*).

My selection is on Los Angeles over Philadelphia at 4:10 pm et on Sunday.

The Dodgers have inexplicably dropped each of the first three games in this series but I do look for them to bounce back and salvage the finale on Sunday. Note that Los Angeles has averaged 6.1 runs per game and outscored the opposition by 2.0 runs on average when coming off four or five losses in their last six games over the last two seasons (29-game sample size), as is the case here. After giving up 8+ runs in their previous game they've averaged 6.2 runs per contest and outscored opponents by 1.1 runs on average over the same stretch (13-game sample size). On the flip side, the Phillies have allowed a whopping 6.8 runs per game and been outscored by 1.2 runs on average when coming off an 8+ run performance over the last two seasons (18-game sample size). Philadelphia starter Aaron Nola has posted a 7-14 team record when starting with his team coming off a victory, which is the situation here. Take Los Angeles (3*).

My selection is on the 'under' between Boston and Texas at 2:35 pm et on Sunday.

You would have to go back five games to find the Red Sox last 'under' result (with a couple of 'pushes' in the mix since). Last night we saw the Sox explode for 11 runs in a lopsided victory and now they'll look to complete the sweep on Sunday. I'm anticipating a much lower-scoring affair. Note that the 'under' is 10-1 with the Rangers having allowed 7+ runs in consecutive games over the last two seasons, leading to an average total of just 6.7 runs in that situation. Rangers starter Martin Perez has turned back the clock this season, posting a 2.10 ERA and 0.99 WHIP over the course of six starts this season. Austin Davis will get a spot start for the Red Sox. He isn't likely to work deep into the game but that's fine for our purposes as the Boston bullpen has posted a collective 1.98 ERA and 0.84 WHIP over its last seven games. Take the under (7*).

My selection is on the 'under' between Atlanta and Indiana at 3 pm et on Sunday.

The Dream got crushed 96-73 by the high-flying Aces two nights ago but noting that they had held Dallas and Los Angeles to just 59 and 75 points in their first two games, I do look for them to come up with a positive response defensively on Sunday. Indiana stunned New York 92-86 in overtime on Friday. Keep in mind, the Fever scored just 76 points in regulation time in that contest. They've been held to 77 or fewer points in regulation time in three of their first four games this season, which is to be expected given their youthful roster. I'm not anticipating a great deal of offensive fireworks in this one. Take the under (8*).

Sunday NBA Free play. My selection is on the 'over' between Milwaukee and Boston at 3:30 pm et on Sunday.

We won with the 'under' in Game 6 of this series on Friday but I won't hesitate to switch gears and back the 'over' in Game 7 on Sunday. The Bucks continue to find their scoring opportunities against a good Celtics defense, getting off 88+ field goal attempts in five of six games so far in this series. The Celtics, meanwhile, have done a nice job of taking advantage of their opportunities at Milwaukee's end of the floor, knocking down 42, 42 and 38 field goals in the last three contests. Noting that Boston averages 40-of-87 shooting at home this season, we can anticipate more of the same from the Celtics here. I certainly don't expect the defending champion Bucks to go down easy, however, noting that they've already secured two wins on this floor in this series and are off a poor shooting performance on Friday (they shot sub-41% in that game). While most will be expecting a defensive slugfest in this 'winner moves on' affair, I look for a different story to unfold. Take the over.

My selection is on Phoenix minus the points over Dallas at 8 pm et on Sunday.

We've seen these two teams trade blowouts over the last two games and I won't be surprised if we see more of the same in Game 7 on Sunday as the Suns return home looking to close out the Mavs. Dallas has reached a high-water mark of 40 made field goals in this series, failing to reach that number in any of the last three contests. In fact, the Suns have held the Mavs to fewer than 80 field goal attempts in three of the six games in this series. Meanwhile, Phoenix is coming off its ugliest shooting performance of the series in Game 6. We expected a response from the Mavs in that game and saw exactly that as they locked down the Suns potent offense. I expect a different story to unfold here, however, noting that the Suns are a terrific 10-2 ATS when seeking revenge for a road loss against an opponent this season, outscoring the opposition by 11.9 points on average in that situation. They're also 24-11 ATS when coming off an outright loss as a favorite in their previous game over the last two seasons, outscoring opponents by an average margin of 9.0 points in that spot. Take Phoenix (8*).

My selection is on Milwaukee plus the points over Boston at 3:30 pm et on Sunday.

We won with the Celtics (free play) in Game 6 of this series on Friday night but I won't hesitate to switch gears and grab the points with the Bucks as the series shifts back to Beantown for a seventh-and-deciding game on Sunday afternoon. I really like the job the Bucks have done defensively in this series, even if it hasn't always translated to victories. They've held the Celtics to 87 or fewer field goal attempts in all six games so far. Were it not for they themselves being unable knock down their shots on Friday night, we would probably already be talking about the Bucks moving on to their next opponent. Save for a blowout defeat in Game 2 in Boston, Milwaukee has been able to get loose offensively, getting off 90+ FG attempts in four of six games in this series. And we've already seen the Bucks respond favorably in games they've 'needed' in this series, taking the series-opener by double-digits, grabbing the 2-1 series lead in Game 3 at home and then rallying to steal a pivotal Game 6 back in Boston. Expect the battle-tested Bucks to step up again here, noting that the Celtics are a woeful 6-18 ATS when playing at home off a double-digit win over the last two seasons. Take Milwaukee (10*).

Sunday NHL Free play. My selection is on Calgary over Dallas at 9:35 pm et on Sunday.

We won with the Stars on the puck-line in Game 6 of this series on Friday but I won't hesitate to go the other way and back the Flames in Game 7 on Sunday. Calgary has been one of the most dominant home teams in the league from a scoring margin perspective, outscoring the opposition by 1.3 goals on average. Meanwhile, Dallas checks in averaging just 2.5 goals per game on the road and we've certainly seen those scoring issues first hand here in Calgary in this series as they've managed just three goals in three games north of the border. After watching their in-province rival, the Edmonton Oilers, punch their ticket to the next round last night, look for the Flames to do the same and secure a long-awaited 'Battle of Alberta' series in the next round. Take Calgary.

First Round Western Conference Total of the Year. My selection is on the 'under' between Dallas and Calgary at 9:35 pm et on Sunday.

We've already seen the three games played in Calgary in this series total just 3, 1 and 4 goals and I anticipate more of the same in Game 7 on Sunday. Nothing has come all that easy for the Flames in this series, despite the fact that they've outplayed the Stars most of the way. Dallas goaltender Jake Oettinger has stood on his head at times and as a result Calgary has managed to find the back of the net just 12 times through six games. The good news is, the Flames have been ultra-stingy defensively here at home all season, giving up only 2.3 goals per contest. Scoring has been an issue for the Stars on the road all season, averaging just 2.5 goals per game. When playing on the road following a home game over the last two seasons (27-game sample size), they've averaged just 2.2 goals per contest. Take the under (10*).