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The pressure is on. The lights will be bright. And in Game 7 between the Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets, there’s no room for hesitation. Every possession, every decision, and every shot will matter. After six games filled with momentum shifts, nerves, and breakout performances, it all comes down to this—Game 7 in Houston, where two teams at different stages of their journey collide with everything on the line. For the Warriors, this is familiar territory. For the Rockets, it’s an opportunity to prove that the future might already be here. Before diving into the matchup, check out the NBA Picks Page for expert Game 7 predictions and props. Coming into this series, the Warriors’ playoff pedigree was

When the Winnipeg Jets last hosted a Game 7, it wasn’t in the NHL. It was 1977, in the now-defunct WHA, when they took down the San Diego Mariners. This Sunday, nearly five decades later, the stakes are higher, the league is stronger, and the stage is set: a winner-take-all Game 7 in the Western Conference first round between the Winnipeg Jets and the St. Louis Blues. The Jets enter with history, hardware, and home ice. The Blues bring momentum, swagger, and the belief that they’ve already cracked the code. Not one road team has tasted victory in this series. That’s been both a blessing and a curse for the Jets, who now have the weight of expectation pressing down.

After allowing six stolen bases—three in a decisive eighth-inning rally—New York looks to avoid dropping its third home series. The Yankees held Tampa Bay to one hit and no steals in Friday’s 3–0 win, but Saturday’s defensive lapses underscored the need for renewed focus in the finale. The Rays unleashed their most prolific running game since August 2024, turning a double and triple steal into a 3–2 victory. With 39 swipes on the season, including three in the game’s decisive frame, Tampa’s pressure on the corners forces the opposing defense into rushed throws and mental errors. Taj Bradley (2–2, 4.58 ERA) looks to rebound after allowing six runs in 5⅓ innings in his previous meeting with New York. He’s held

The San Diego Padres are heating up, and the struggling Pittsburgh Pirates might just be in the wrong place at the wrong time. On Sunday, San Diego will go for a three-game sweep at PNC Park and try to extend their winning streak to five games. Meanwhile, the Pirates are looking to avoid their fourth straight loss—and their ninth in a row against the Padres dating back to last season. Making his first major league start, Stephen Kolek will take the mound for San Diego, while Pittsburgh counters with left-hander Andrew Heaney, who’s looking to rebound after a rocky outing. To preview the betting angle and pitcher splits, visit the MLB Odds Page for the latest lines and analysis. With