The Brewers are a top-three National League team. The Brewers are so good because of strong starters, an excellent bullpen and timely hitting.

Miami is bad again this season. I see the Brewers bouncing back from Saturday's loss to the Marlins in a pitching matchup of righties Brandon Woodruff versus Elieser Hernandez.

Woodruff is having a rough first 1 1/2 months with a 5.97 ERA. But he's a quality pitcher and his strikeouts have been there - 33 in his last four starts. The Brewers have their top bullpen arms all fresh.

The Marlins are 3-10 in their last 13 games even with yesterday's victory. They are 1-8 in their last nine games against a righty starter.

I'm surprised the Marlins keep Hernandez in their starting rotation. He has yet to prove he's deserving of that spot. He has a 6.37 ERA this season.

The Brewers are averaging 6.3 runs in their last 11 games. They are 62-30 in their last 92 games versus a righty starter.

Milwaukee has beaten the Marlins seven of the last nine times in Miami.

The Rockies are underpriced here just like they were on Saturday when they smacked the Royals, 10-4. 

Kansas City has lost 12 of its last 17 road games. The Royals are much inferior to the Rockies offensively at Coors Field. 

The Royals rank in the bottom five in many major offensive categories. Colorado is averaging 6.3 runs in its last 11 home games. 

The Rockies hold a starting pitching edge with Austin Gomber facing the Royals' Daniel Lynch. 

I believe the Rockies should be around 20 cents higher, so I'm on Colorado. 

There's no secrets or surprises at this late Game 7 stage. The Suns are the better team. The key question, though, is are they good enough to cover this mid-range number?

The answer is yes because their home court makes a huge difference.

The Suns are 3-0 SU and ATS at Footprint Center against the Mavericks in this series winning by an average of 19 points. Dallas has failed to cover in 10 of its past 13 visits to Phoenix.

Home teams in Game 7 NBA playoff history have won 79.1 percent of the time. This is a 134-game sampling.

The Suns have a scoring and rebounding edge in the paint. They also own an edge in free throw percentage. Luka Doncic is the best player on the court, but the Suns have the next three best players in Devin Booker, Chris Paul and Deandre Ayton.

Giannis Antetokounmpo and Jayson Tatum are true superstars. But this Game 7 is going to be about defense, incredible intensity and a slow, deliberate pace. 

Those ingredients spell Under. 

The Celtics were the No. 1 defensive team during the regular season. They've held the Bucks under their season average in five of the six games during the series. Milwaukee really misses its second-best offensive player, injured Kris Middleton. 

The Bucks are no slouches on the defensive end either. 

There have been fewer than 205 combined points scored in four of the six games in the series. So it doesn't figure that all of a sudden there is going to be a major scoring outburst in Game 7.