The NBA's playoff chase will end Sunday. Here's a look at what's happening

With one day left, the NBA playoff picture is still not in complete focus.

It's crystal-clear in the Eastern Conference, where two playoff matchups are known, the top six seeds are set and the four play-in spots are all locked in.

In the Western Conference, there's still much to be decided. The top three seeds are known, one of the two play-in matchups is set, and the rest will be decided on the final afternoon of the regular season.

In the East, what we know so far

It's as clear as things can be going into the play-in tournament.

—No. 1 Cleveland will find out its first-round opponent on Friday.

—No. 2 Boston will play either Orlando or Atlanta in Round 1. The Magic and Hawks play in Orlando on Tuesday to decide the No. 7 seed.

—No. 4 Indiana will play No. 5 Milwaukee in Round 1, starting next weekend.

—Chicago will host Miami on Wednesday. The winner will play at the Orlando-Atlanta loser on Friday to decide the No. 8 seed and who'll face the Cavaliers. The loser of Bulls-Heat is eliminated.

—Toronto, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Charlotte and Washington are eliminated and will see their seasons end Sunday.

In the West, what we know so far

—No. 1 Oklahoma City will find out its first-round opponent on Friday.

—The Los Angeles Lakers are the No. 3 seed.

—Sacramento and Dallas will meet in an elimination play-in game on Wednesday, site still TBD. The winner moves on to another elimination game Friday to decide the No. 8 seed and who'll play the Thunder in Round 1. Wednesday's loser is eliminated.

—Denver, the Los Angeles Clippers, Golden State and Minnesota are vying for three playoff spots in the West. The team that doesn't get one of those three guaranteed spots will play against Memphis, site TBD, on Tuesday to decide the No. 7 seed in the play-in tournament.

—Phoenix, Portland, San Antonio, New Orleans and Utah are eliminated and will see their seasons end Sunday.

Saturday's games

Sunday's games with playoff implications

L.A. Clippers at Golden State — Massive for both teams, and may affect where other West teams land as well. Both teams would escape the play-in with a win.

Dallas at Memphis — Mavericks will visit Sacramento for play-in game with a loss. Grizzlies are in the 7-8 play-in game and could move to No. 7 (and get home-court) with a win.

Phoenix at Sacramento — Kings will host the 9-10 play-in game with a win or a Dallas loss to Memphis.

Denver at Houston — Nuggets would be No. 4 and have home-court in Round 1 with a win.

Sunday's remaining games

Orlando at Atlanta (a prequel to the play-in Tuesday in Orlando), Charlotte at Boston, New York at Brooklyn, Indiana at Cleveland, Washington at Miami, Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at Milwaukee, Oklahoma City at New Orleans, Toronto at San Antonio, L.A. Lakers at Portland.

National TV schedule

Sunday has the Milwaukee-Detroit and L.A. Clippers-Golden State games on ESPN.

Betting odds

Key dates

Saturday — No games.

Sunday — All 30 NBA teams play, end of regular season. All games start at either 1 p.m. or 3:30 p.m. Eastern.

Tuesday — The No. 7 and No. 8 finishers in both conferences play to start the play-in tournament. Atlanta at Orlando is one of those games. Winners are the No. 7 seed for the playoffs; losers will host play-in elimination games on Friday.

Wednesday — The No. 9 and No. 10 finishers in both conferences play; one of those games will be Sacramento vs. Dallas. Winners move on to Friday; losers are finished for the season.

April 19 — NBA playoffs begin.

Numbers watch

—The NBA record for total 3-pointers made in a season fell last weekend. The 99th 3-pointer on Sunday will be the 33,000th of the season. The previous record for a season was 31,579.

—For the first time, the NBA has three players with 300 3-pointers in a season. Minnesota's Anthony Edwards has 313, Detroit's Malik Beasley has 312 and Golden State's Stephen Curry has 304. There have been 10 instances of a player making 300 3s in a season. Curry has six. Edwards, Beasley, James Harden and Klay Thompson each have one.

—There had been four instances of teammates each having 250 3-pointers in a season: Curry and Thompson did it four times when they were the Warriors' ''Splash Brothers.'' Boston is now the first team ever to have three players reach that number in a season: Derrick White has 265, Payton Pritchard has 251 and Jayson Tatum has 250.

—Denver's Nikola Jokic has clinched a triple-double average for the season. He's the third player to do it, joining Nuggets teammate Russell Westbrook and Hall of Famer Oscar Robertson.

Stat leader races

Not much of a race for the scoring, rebound and assist titles. They're locked up.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Thunder will be the scoring champion, Sacramento's Domantas Sabonis will win the rebounding title for the third straight year — he'll be the seventh player in NBA history to do that — and Atlanta's Trae Young will win the assist title.

Stat of the day

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