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The Houston Astros head into Sunday’s matchup at T-Mobile Park trying to respond after Saturday’s 8-7 loss, and this is the kind of spot that matters more than a normal April game. Seattle already grabbed momentum in the series, and now Houston has to prove it can clean up the late-game issues that turned a winnable game into another frustrating result. The first pitch comes Sunday, April 12th, 2026, in Seattle, and the betting market has the Mariners installed as the home favorite. From the start, this feels like a matchup built around game shape. Houston still has enough lineup talent to make any game uncomfortable for an opponent, but Seattle is in the better structural spot after winning the

The Brooklyn Nets head to Scotiabank Arena on Sunday night for the regular-season finale, with tipoff set for 6:00 PM ET. Toronto comes in at 45-36 and still has something real to play for, while Brooklyn is 20-61 and already locked into lottery territory. The Raptors slipped to sixth in the East after Friday’s loss to the Knicks, so this is now a must-handle spot if they want to stay out of the play-in. Brooklyn has dropped two straight and has just eight road wins all season, which is a big part of why this line opened high and kept climbing. Toronto has already taken two of the three meetings in this season series, though Brooklyn did steal the most

The Orlando Magic head to TD Garden on Sunday for a 6:00 PM ET regular-season finale that still carries real weight for one side. Orlando enters at 45-36, tied with Toronto in the East standings but sitting seventh because it loses the tiebreaker, so this game matters if the Magic want any shot at climbing out of the play-in. Boston is 55-26, locked into the No. 2 seed in the East, and coming off a huge shooting night in its win over New Orleans. The broadcast is set for ESPN. (FOX Sports) Orlando brings a five-game winning streak into Boston after handling Chicago 127-103 on Friday, and the Magic have looked sharper offensively during this late push. Boston also won

The Atlanta Hawks head to Kaseya Center on Sunday night for a regular-season finale that still matters on both sides, just in different ways. Atlanta is 46-35 and has already locked up a playoff spot, but the Hawks are still fighting to finish fifth instead of sixth in the East. Miami is 42-39, already headed to the play-in, but a win here paired with a Charlotte loss at New York would give the Heat home-court advantage in that next do-or-die step. Tipoff is set for 6:00 PM ET in Miami. That makes this game a little tricky to price. The Hawks have more season-long stability and a better record, but Miami has the sharper short-term incentive and is back home