DraftKings

Raul Neto, WAS ($4,500) - Although the Wizards just brought in Ish Smith at the trade deadline, they’re without Bradley Beal and traded away Aaron Holiday and Spencer Dinwiddie so it’s safe to say they’re short-handed in their backcourt. Neto provided them with 30 minutes, 21 points, and 30.25 DKP last time out and he’s more than capable of repeating that against a bottom-10 defensive unit in Sacramento.

Devin Vassell, SA ($4,200) - The Spurs are very short-handed on the wing tonight with their new pieces not debuting until early next week and with Derrick White gone. Vassell has been awesome the last two games scoring 18 and 20 actual and 31 and 33 DKP. He’s played 28 minutes in each of those games and has contributed across the board, offensively and defensively. He’s a very good FP/min guy with the guys out for the Spurs.


FanDuel

Coby White, CHI ($4,400) - Right now, White is rollin’ offensively, which was always his strong suit from the moment he entered the league. With Caruso and Ball already out and the possibility of LaVine sitting as well, White could be one of the best FanDuel values on the board. White has scored 13+ actual points in four straight and had 22 against Minnesota on Friday. He could go for another 20 actual if LaVaine sits here. Even if he doesn’t, he’ll have a big role versus the lowly Thunder.

Facundo Campazzo, DEN ($3,500) - MIN salary, come on down! It’s risky because Bones Hyland possibly draws another start and we know how hot Hyland can get shooting the basketball. He didn’t on Friday and that led to 29 minutes from Campazzo who put up 27.3 FDP. He is a pest on the defensive and can do EVERYTHING offensively too. With Monte Morris ruled out, he’s hard to look past Campazzo, not only on FanDuel, but across the industry in every format.
 

Yahoo! Fantasy

Terance Mann, LAC ($11) - Since the Clippers made their trade with the Trailblazers, Mann has moved into a reserve role that features him as the team’s do-everything guy off the bench. He’s mainly playing backup point guard, but there’s really been nothing but floor time for him as he’s played 25+ minutes in three straight games. He’s been extremely productive since the move to the bench notching 27.9, 36.7, and 29.5 Y! points in the three games. He’s only $1 off minimum salary on Yahoo! and that is a STEAL!

Deni Avdija, WAS ($10) - What would lead me to believe that Washington doesn’t just let their young guys like Avdija play moving forward? Kristaps Porzingis has already been ruled out and Davis Bertans and Montrezl Harrell have been traded. Avdija is a defensive stalwart and racks up the steals when he is on the floor and now that he’s seen an increase in playing time of late, he’s been getting them more regularly. When the offense comes along for the ride too, he could be a monster a min salary. Especially against a lackluster Kings defense.