Daily Fantasy Basketball

When I construct my fantasy lineups, throughout the DFS sports, two common things end up being my baseline for the path my roster takes. The top value plays and the highest ceiling superstar studs. In this article, I will attempt to attack these two prevalent fantasy focus points in NBA DFS. I will list the […]

When I construct my fantasy lineups, throughout the DFS sports, two common things end up being my baseline for the path my roster takes. The top value plays and the highest ceiling superstar studs. In this article, I will attempt to attack these two prevalent fantasy focus points in NBA DFS. I will list the

When I construct my fantasy lineups, throughout the DFS sports, two common things end up being my baseline for the path my roster takes. The top value plays and the highest ceiling superstar studs. In this article, I will attempt to attack these two prevalent fantasy focus points in NBA DFS. I will list the

Point Guard Jose Calderon (DK $3500, FD $3800, 15.4 USG) I’m likely avoiding this route myself but with a small 5 game slate, these are the kinds of names that show up when looking for value.  Luckily for us, these two teams met just last night and will do it all over again in NY

Point Guard J.J. Barea (DK $3600, FD $3700, 22.8 USG) With Chandler Parsons out for the season, the Mavs are going to be forced into playing a lot of 3 guard lineups moving forward, especially tonight.  The Blazers will gladly matchup with them in that regard.  Having said that, Barea should see close to 25

Point Guard Ray McCallum (DK $3200, FD $3700, 19.9 USG) I’m not going to be one of the Jeremy Lin point chasers tonight, even though he is a fine punt by all means, but I prefer a starting point guard going up against the Lakers for the same price any day of the week.  You’re

Point Guard George Hill (DK $4800, FD $5500, 16.0 USG) This is more of a DK play because $4800 is just too cheap for a starting point guard who’s actually kinda good and facing the Sixers.  He’s surprisingly been cheaper this past week but even at this price, it’s time to jump on it.  He just

Point Guard Tim Frazier (DK $3400, FD $3500, 17.8 USG) A little bit of revenge narrative and low cost makes Frazier one of the best values on the slate this Friday night.  In his first game with New Orleans, Frazier played a total of 27 minutes for 33.3 DKPTS (14 points, 9 assists) against the