Four-pick cross-sport parlay for Sunday (+1016 odds): NHL playoffs, NBA playoffs, MLS and MLB

The over is 3-0 in this series thanks to the Hurricanes in Games 1 and 2 and the Bruins in Game 3. Both teams are showing the ability to score in bulk and in every situation 5-on-5 or otherwise. Boston finally got badly needed contributions from their horses, as Brad Marchand had 3 points, Charlie Coyle and David Pastrnak each had 2 points, and Patrice Bergeron, Taylor Hall and Jake DeBrusk all had 1 point. If Boston is going to take this series the distance, those are the names that need to produce. Carolina has already showed its offensive upside and will continue to bring it. A 4th consecutive over looks good on Sunday.

When these teams match up there are goals, as six of the last eight meetings have seen both teams score and the total go over 2.5 goals. The Whitecaps have been pitiful when these clubs meet, going 16 straight matches without a clean sheet. Toronto is in poor form, as they have gone 12 competitions without a clean sheet. Both defenses are weak, so I expect this match to be open as both attacks get on the score sheet.

The Byron Buxton injury news actually dropped the price on this money line, and that should be welcomed. It won’t be their optimal lineup, but they should have no issues out-producing the A’s. Athletics’ starter, Daulton Jefferies is coming off of an outing in which he allowed all 6 runs in a 6-1 loss to the Rays off of 11 hits.

The Twins have found themselves just outside of the top-10 in terms of team OPS and may end up cracking that threshold by Sunday’s end. Minnesota has a surprising lead in the AL Central and should keep that momentum going against Oakland.