Tonight’s board: 1 NBA · 15 MLB · 1 NHL · 3 WNBA

The NBA and NHL conference finals are both in session tonight, with the Spurs looking to go up 2-0 on the Thunder in the West and the Avalanche hosting the Golden Knights to open their Western Conference Finals series. Meanwhile, MLB rolls out a full 15-game Wednesday slate and the WNBA’s landmark 30th season continues with three games headlined by the Fever hosting the expansion Portland Fire.

Western Conference Finals, Game 2

The Spurs stunned Oklahoma City in double overtime to steal Game 1, and now the Thunder need an immediate answer at home to avoid a 2-0 hole heading to San Antonio.

Paycom Center · Market: OKC -6.5, total 216.5, OKC ML -240

Wembanyama’s combined production — nearly 42 projected points, rebounds, and assists with a ceiling approaching 58 — is the highest on either side of this series. His rebounding edge is the headline: nearly five boards clear of anyone else on the floor, a gap so wide that the Spurs’ glass advantage runs almost entirely through one player.

15-Game Wednesday

The full midweek slate runs coast to coast with first pitch at 1:05 and the nightcap in Anaheim stretching past 9:30, a typical late-May grind as teams approach the first quarter-pole.

Coors Field · Market: TEX -1.5, total 10.5, TEX ML -131

Leiter’s strikeout ceiling approaches nine — the highest in this matchup by a comfortable margin — and he’s expected to fan a strikeout and a half more than Freeland per start. Jung leads all batters in combined hits, runs, and RBIs on either side of this Coors Field matchup.

Top bats (Hits + Runs + RBIs, p50)

Western Conference Finals, Game 1

The Western Conference Finals open tonight in Denver, with the Avalanche hosting the Golden Knights in a series pitting two of the West’s deepest rosters against each other.

Ball Arena · ESPN · Market: COL -1.5, total 6.5, COL ML -190

Colorado has five skaters projected for at least a point tonight — MacKinnon, Makar, Necas, Kadri, and Landeskog — while Vegas has three. MacKinnon leads all players in expected shot volume, generating roughly one more look than anyone on the Vegas side, and that advantage is what makes Colorado’s top line the most dangerous unit on the ice in this series opener.

3-Game Wednesday

The WNBA’s landmark 30th season is two weeks old, and expansion Portland visits Indiana in the marquee early-season test for the Fire.

Gainbridge Fieldhouse · Market: IND -12.5, total 180.5, IND ML -900

Clark is the engine of this game, matching Mitchell’s scoring output while doubling everyone else’s assist numbers on either roster. If Portland keeps it competitive, Carleton needs to play to her ceiling — and even that falls short of Clark’s expected combined output in points, rebounds, and assists.