We have a five game NBA DFS main slate tonight and once again we are looking at similar value plays across the board on all platforms so while we can certainly isolate some strong plays let's take a look at the names that need to be on your radar when building lineups for tonight at each position!

Point Guard

Duane Washington Jr., IND - Your value point guard for tonight, baring late news on Brogdon or LeVert, is going to be either Washington or Keifer Sykes. Both are cheap, Sykes a bit cheaper, but Washington has given us consistent production in back-to-back outings having played 34 and 29 minutes over the last two games. Against the Cavs, we saw him go for 20 points with three rebounds, one assist and one steal. We have loved attacking this Knicks back court all season long at the guard position so let's take a stab at these Pacers value guards once again.

Shooting Guard

Bryn Forbes, SAS - We talked about it on the podcast and it was written up in the playbook a few nights ago as well, but when the Spurs do not have Dejounte Murray, Lonnie Walker or Doug McDermott on the floor, nobody on the team has a higher usage rate and averages more fantasy points per minute than Brynn Forbes and that was on full display the other night when he played 35 minutes and went for 41 fantasy points. The matchup against the Raptors should be high scoring and I am expecting Forbes to get his shots as a featured player in this rotation.

Small Forward

Jarrett Culver, MEM - Dart throw value play here but he is min-price and did just play 30 minutes last night against the Nets. The Grizzlies are missing the majority of their wing players, notably, Dillon Brooks, Kyle Anderson, John Konchar and DeAnthony Melton. Culver was once the fourth overall pick a few seasons back but never found his footing. An increased role tonight against the Cavs could lead to solid return.

Power Forward

Keita Bates-Diop, SAS - KBD had been in the starting lineup for the Spurs prior to his hamstring injury. Now off the injury report he should move back into the starting lineup tonight. Assuming this is the case he finds himself in a solid matchup against a Raptors team that likes to play small ball. KBD isn't a great offensive player but has shown flashes of efficiency on that end of the floor to go with his rebounding and defensive upside.

Center

Jalen Smith, PHO - Cheapest center I am looking at today is Smith over in Phoenix. The former first rounder is finally getting an extended look and he has responded with back-to-back games of 19 points while notching double-doubles in two of the last three games. Over the last four games he is averaging 16.0 points, 10.5 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game.