The big news here is the postponement of the Denver/Golden State game which brings us down to a three game slate. From a superstar perspective, the chalk here is going to be Joel Embiid along with James Harden/Kevin Durant.
What else is new?
By now you know the drill; players are out, players are returning or potentially returning, there is value all over the place (not all value is good value though), new players are showing up daily and some (Brad Wanamaker for one) aren't even available for use in a lineup.
I'm not saying that just because Washington has a plethora of guards on the COVID list we should run out to use Wanamaker because he is cheap and we think that he will get minutes (insert many other names as you please here), but we don't even get to make that choice on DK.
It is an interesting three game slate as one of these matchups (Milwaukee at Orlando) are repeats of what we saw on Tuesday. Philadelphia will also be without Doc Rivers tonight.
Oh, and over a third of referees are also in COVID protocols.
The Bucks are the biggest favorites of the night (14.points) with the other three games with spreads between four and 5.5 points. At 222.5 the matchup between Brooklyn and Philadelphia figures to be the highest scoring, and it shouldn't come as any surprise that at 210.5, Cleveland and Washington projects to be the lowest scoring.
Bradley Beal is the biggest name whose status we are awaiting, and some big names that are out include Darius Garland, Jarrett Allen, and Spencer Dinwiddie. These are far from the only players who are out tonight, but we don't want to over load you here.
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