As the NBA regular season winds to a close Sunday, a whopping seven playoff or play-in tournament seeds are still undecided in the Western Conference. Though the teams competing for those spots are settled (with three already locked into the play-in tournament), a ton of movement can still take place between them.

The Thunder clinched the top seed in the West and home-court advantage throughout the playoffs by posting an NBA-best 67-14 record. They'll play the No. 8 seed to emerge from the play-in tournament and will look to advance past the Western Conference semifinals for the first time since 2016.

ESPN's Tim Bontemps and Brian Windhorst relayed the thoughts of a Western Conference executive on Friday who essentially said the bracket will be a toss-up outside of the Oklahoma City Thunder. "It's matchup dependent and then it's rock, paper, scissors from there," the executive said.