Sunday’s NBA Playoffs slate is nothing short of electric, featuring two high-stakes Game 7s that could define legacies. First up, the Orlando Magic face the Detroit Pistons at 3:30 p.m. ET, followed by a showdown between the Toronto Raptors and Cleveland Cavaliers at 7:30 p.m. With superstars like Paolo Banchero, Cade Cunningham, Donovan Mitchell, and James Harden ready to take center stage, finding the right NBA prop picks is essential for making smart wagers.
James Harden has been a rollercoaster in terms of scoring this series, but his playmaking has been a steady anchor for the Cavaliers. Through six games against Toronto, he’s dished out eight or more assists in half of those contests. According to the latest odds at FanDuel Sportsbook, his over/under for total assists in Game 7 sits at 6.5. The SportsLine Projection Model, which simulates every game 10,000 times, predicts Harden will finish with 7.6 assists—comfortably above that line. This makes it one of the top NBA player props for Sunday’s action.
Meanwhile, Pistons guard Ausar Thompson is turning heads with his relentless hustle on the boards. After logging 25 rebounds across his last two games, his over/under for total rebounds on Sunday is set at 8.5. SportsLine NBA expert Larry Hartstein notes, “With their season on the line, the Pistons played Ausar Thompson 36 and 37 minutes the past two games. He responded with 15 and 10 rebounds, not to mention a total of 12 assists, six blocks and six steals. Thompson’s athleticism, hustle and energy are off the charts. For Game 7, I’m expecting a ton of missed shots in what projects as another defensive grinder.”
The SportsLine Projection Model has been on fire this postseason, entering the second full week of the 2026 NBA playoffs on a sizzling 25-9 roll (74%) on top-rated spread picks. Over the past eight-plus seasons, it has returned well over $10,000 in profit for $100 players following its NBA picks. Before locking in any NBA bets—whether on FanDuel or other betting apps—it’s worth checking these data-driven insights.
As for the Magic-Pistons matchup, keep an eye on Tobias Harris, who entered Game 6 with an ankle injury. His status could shift the dynamics of Orlando’s offense, making prop bets on scoring and rebounding especially intriguing. With two Game 7s on tap, every possession counts, and savvy bettors will want to identify the value plays that could make the difference.