There may be 10 games on the board tonight, but there’s really only two contests that DFSers should really study in order to find some value. We found a ton of value in Memphis and Sacramento. So much value in fact, that we had euros not dollars left over in our FantasyDraft budget. We’re still trying to figure out how best to spend that money, so if you have any suggestions, ship them our way. Nothing high tech though. Euros can only get us electronics with those weird Euro outlet sockets.
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HOU - $12,900
Lost among all the stud point guards available on Friday is little, old Isaiah Thomas. The All Star point guard has seen better days of late, but both Boston and Houston are some of the fastest teams in the Assocation. Patrick Beverley is a pretty solid defender, but there is just too much pace is this game.
Forwards/Centers
Anthony Davis, NO at MEM - $17,500
With the exception of Kevin Durant in a potential blowout, the Brow is the run away favorite as the top big man/big money play on the board. Sure, there’s the injury risk factor. But there’s also the 39 prorated points per game that he is averaging when sharing the court with Jrue Holiday.
It’s important to note that I did not include Holiday under the guard section. If Norris Cole does indeed sit again, it goes without saying that shot-chucking Holiday ($14,800) is a near autoplay.
In other news, head coach Alvin Gentry still has his job.
Brook Lopez, BKN at PHI - $13,800
Does Lopez just not box out anymore? It would seem that way considering the lack of rebounds he has been able to pull down over the last couple weeks. His recent rebounding ability, or lack thereof, is the only downside in Friday night’s matchup with the league’s most forgiving
Throughout the season, we’ll be bringing you our daily fantasy picks via FantasyDraft. If you haven’t checked out FantasyDraft, you are surely missing out. With great referral plans set in place as well as excellent payout rates, FantasyDraft is proving …show more content…
HOU - $12,900
Lost among all the stud point guards available on Friday is little, old Isaiah Thomas. The All Star point guard has seen better days of late, but both Boston and Houston are some of the fastest teams in the Assocation. Patrick Beverley is a pretty solid defender, but there is just too much pace is this game.
Forwards/Centers
Anthony Davis, NO at MEM - $17,500
With the exception of Kevin Durant in a potential blowout, the Brow is the run away favorite as the top big man/big money play on the board. Sure, there’s the injury risk factor. But there’s also the 39 prorated points per game that he is averaging when sharing the court with Jrue Holiday.
It’s important to note that I did not include Holiday under the guard section. If Norris Cole does indeed sit again, it goes without saying that shot-chucking Holiday ($14,800) is a near autoplay.
In other news, head coach Alvin Gentry still has his job.
Brook Lopez, BKN at PHI - $13,800
Does Lopez just not box out anymore? It would seem that way considering the lack of rebounds he has been able to pull down over the last couple weeks. His recent rebounding ability, or lack thereof, is the only downside in Friday night’s matchup with the league’s most forgiving