march 23 2016 dfs fantasy basketball rankings

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I have him projected at 33 FPs.Ĭheap risk option: Wesley Matthews against his old team is about the only value guy that I have any type of a good feeling on at SG, and even he is so hit-or-miss. He should dominate playing at the Kings extremely fast pace. Zach LaVine – He’s hit above value in four straight games, still mid-tier priced, and goes up against the worst defensive guards in the league. Victor Oladipo – Vic has played at least 39 minutes in five straight games for Orlando, and tonight gets a middle of the pack defensive team, so his penetration and overall usage should hit him nicely above value in this one. Beverley has the highest ceiling of the bunch, but others should see their usual minutes and hit you around their value lines.

Barea, Dennis Schroder and Marcelo Huertas should all be worth consideration as cheap value plays a PG or G tonight. Ish is at a bargain price, he’s coming off of two ‘meh’ games, but should bounce back to hit over 30 FPs in this one.Ĭheap risk option: Patrick Beverley, J.J. Ish Smith – Need to go cheaper? Look to the starting Sixers point man against the defenseless Nuggets. Lowry is always a favorite cash-game play for me, because even when he has an off night, he typically still manages to get close to his value line. Kyle Lowry – I don’t tend to like point guards against the Celtics, but Lowry has had no issues with them this season, averaging 43 FPPG against over three games. I’m good with paying up for this elite level of production tonight. He’s averaging 53 fantasy points per game (FPPG) in three games against the Clippers this season, and he always steps up to protect home court. Stephen Curry – 50+ fantasy points (FPs) in five of his last seven games.

#March 23 2016 dfs fantasy basketball rankings full#

So, think about playing the smaller slates some as well tonight, I always do better that way, but this write-up is for the full 12-game slate which is the most commonly played. The 12-game slates just give you SO many options that you want to have shares of that you end up either not using a few guys that you liked who end up having big nights, or you play too many lineups and they vary so widely that you end up breaking even at best. I’ll be honest, I hate slates this big, and I tend to play more of the Turbo (4 games that start at 8pm et) and late (4 games that start at 9pm et) slates personally on these nights. It’s a big one, so let’s get right to it. Below you will see my top plays, cheap value options and positional rankings that should help you build winning lineups.

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Today will be a day that I don’t give as much added analysis and reasoning - although due to the size of the slate and more free time this morning at work than usual, I did more than I expected - but I did all of the prep work as normal for this massive 12-game NBA DFS slate. Let’s finish the season strong and keep our hopes up that New York and the DFS sites can come to terms sooner rather than later so that Chris and all the other NY residents will be allowed to play once again. So, while you won’t see me type out everything that I discovered on the 2-3 nights a week that I don’t write extended amounts, I hope that you trust that I still did all of the same prep work before typing up my top plays, values and rankings. All that said, I trust the process, and am well in the green on the season, so I continually do the research, have faith in my analysis, and keep striving to improve each day. If I have an off night and my write-up just fell flat, you can safely assume that I had a bad DFS night that night. I hope that by now you know and trust that I don’t half-ass these write-ups, and I believe in everything I write about here each night. So, 3-4 days a week I will be doing full write-ups as normal, and other days like today, I will give my top plays, value options and positional rankings still, but the amount of added analysis/reasoning that I type out per player will be MUCH less. While I would absolutely LOVE to have the kind of free time to write six nights a week, it’s not realistic for me to be able to balance my day job, family time, seasonal leagues and writing at that capacity. So, Chris is unable to contribute to our NBA DFS strategy until things change, leaving me with six nights a week of covering content, and Ricky Sanders always handling Friday nights. Unfortunately the state of New York has made DFS illegal for the time being, and Chris Tripodi being a New York resident, has been left with zero access to the DFS sites for quick and easy looks at prices, recent stats and other much needed info when doing these write-ups.