My free play for Sunday is going to be the Vegas Golden Knights and San Jose Sharks sailing over the posted 6.

These two back at T-Mobile Arena is extremely dangerous for both teams, and the only way they're moving on - Vegas to the next round, or San Jose to Game 7 - is by scoring goals. The defensive games will be non-existent.

The second line on Vegas - Mark Stone, Max Pacioretty and Paul Stastny - was held scoreless in Game 5, after it scored 28 points combined in Games 1 through 4. The other 15 players, 16 if you include Marc-Andre Fleury who didn't register any assists, scored 21.

Vegas knows how to pressure Martin Jones, who used to be a real good playoff goalie until he ran into these Golden Knights in last year's Western Conference semifinals. Look for the top line of William Karlsson, Jonathan Marchessault and Reilly Smith to pace the Golden Knights' offense today, especially if San Jose coach Pete DeBoer focuses his top defensive pair of Marc-Edouard Vlasic and Brent Burns on the second line.

The Sharks should be good for at least three goals, as they have depth at forward, and high-scoring defensemen who can blast from the blue line - led by Burns. Remember in Game 1 when he fired a shot from the point and it went in off Joe Pavelski's jaw? No biggie, right? They find ways to score points.

This one goes high on the Las Vegas Strip.