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NBA Grind Down: Saturday, December 12th

by Andy Smith (a25smith) Last Updated 2015-12-14 16:42:11

Welcome to the RotoGrinders NBA Grind Down. In this all-encompassing preview of today’s NBA action, every game will be broken down statistically, with several key elements highlighted in our charts.

Vegas lines are broken down to show projected team totals, to give you an idea of who is favored to win, and often more importantly, how many points they’re expected to score. We also provide pace numbers, so you can spot a game that might have a few extra possessions and more opportunities for fantasy points.

We also provide position-by-position matchup rankings for every team, to give you an idea of the players who will be in better situations to succeed. Using Defense versus Position data, every projected starter is listed along with his opponent’s rank in points allowed to players of his position. These color-coded charts will help you spot the best matchups of the night at a glance.

Every game is also broken down by our NBA experts, providing an overview of the game and a selection of players to consider from each contest.

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L.A. Clippers at Brooklyn – 05:00 PM

L.A. Clippers Brooklyn
laclippersnba Vegas Total 204 brooklynnba Vegas Total 204
Vegas Sprd -5.5 Vegas Sprd 5.5
Team Proj. 105.0 Team Proj. 99.5
Team Pace 99.27 Team Pace 98.76
Matchup – Opponent DvP Ranks and Projected Starters Matchup – Opponent DvP Ranks and Projected Starters
DvP Rks PG SG SF PF C DvP Rks PG SG SF PF C
Proj Starter Chris Paul J.J. Redick L. Mbah a Moute Blake Griffin DeAndre Jordan Proj Starter Jarrett Jack Joe Johnson Bojan Bogdanovic Thaddeus Young Brook Lopez
Opp. Season 24 27 24 6 23 Opp. Season 12 17 18 7 17
Opp. Last 7 16 29 15 25 16 Opp. Season 26 24 16 10 10

L.A. Clippers

Los Angeles Clippers

Record: 13-10 — Road: 4-5 — Last 10: 7-3

*Injury Watch:
NONE

The Clippers have been a disappointment overall this season but they’re playing better over their last ten games, and draw a great matchup with a weak Brooklyn team. The Nets are a bad team overall, but have been better at home so this game is expected to remain competitive, with the Clippers only favored by 6 points. Brooklyn is weak across the board defensively and the Clippers have a team total of 105 points, which is 3 points higher than their season average of 102 points.

The top option on the Clippers has been and continues to be Blake Griffin. The Nets have been solid against PFs on the season, but have faded over the past seven days, and Griffin will enjoy a nice size advantage over the smaller Thaddeus Young. Chris Paul has battled through an injury plagued season, and his production on the court has suffered. He looked to have turned a corner Wednesday night with a big game, but followed that game up with a complete dud on Thursday. His price is down across the industry and the matchup against Jarrett Jack is great so he makes for a solid buy low tournament option. However, his recent play and health concerns makes him very tough to trust for cash games. “(player-popup)DeAndre Jordan”:/players/deandre-jordan-1486’s production is on the upswing and he’s been very active on the glass recently with 14 or more rebounds in five of his last six games. His price is still affordable due to some early struggles and the Nets have struggled against opposing Centers so he’s a rock solid target as Center is not overly deep today.

I typically stick to the Clippers big 3 of Griffin, Paul and Jordan, but if you’re playing an early only slate, you could also take a look at J.J. Redick as a value SG. He doesn’t offer much upside as he is scoring dependent, but the Nets perimeter defense has been poor and they allow the 6th most made 3 pointers to SGs.

Elite Plays

Blake Griffin

FD — $9,300 — PF
DK — $9,100 — PF
Min/Game — Season: 34.2 | Last Five Games: 35.4
FP/Game — Season: 42.3 |

DeAndre Jordan

FD — $7,600 — C
DK — $7,100 — C
Min/Game — Season: 32.7 | Last Five Games: 35.0
FP/Game — Season: 33.7 |

Secondary Plays

Chris Paul

FD — $8,400 — PG
DK — $8,100 — PG
Min/Game — Season: 31.6 | Last Five Games: 32.0
FP/Game — Season: 33.7 |

Brooklyn

Record: 7-15 — Home: 6-4 — Last 10: 5-5

*Injury Watch:
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (O)

Six of Brooklyn’s seven wins have come at home so they are expected to keep this one within shouting distance. Their team total is approaching 100 points, which is 3 points higher than their season average, and they will also get a small pace boost against the Clippers. The Clippers’ primary struggles defensively come against opposing wings and centers so Joe Johnson, Bojan Bogdanovich, and Brook Lopez draw the premier matchups for Brooklyn.

Johnson can explode for a big game once out of every ten games, but has overall been terrible this season. The more intriguing option is Bogdanovich, who has stepped into the starting lineup for the injured Hollis-Jefferson. He struggled in his first start, but has averaged 35.5 MPG over his last two games. He’s scoring dependent, but is a very good shooter so he’s in play as a secondary punt SF option. Lopez is the premier option on the Nets and should bounce back after struggling with foul trouble in his last game. Jordan is a great shot blocker, but he’s not a great defender overall so this is a plus matchup for Lopez. Thaddeus Young has been very good recently, but he draws a tough matchup with Blake Griffin and his price is on the upswing so he’s only a secondary option at best. I’ll avoid the Brooklyn PG as Chris Paul is a quality defender, but it is worth noting that Shane Larkin has been getting increased run off the Brooklyn bench.

Elite Plays

Brook Lopez

FD — $7,900 — C
DK — $7,500 — C
Min/Game — Season: 33.6 | Last Five Games: 31.6
FP/Game — Season: 35.0 |

Secondary Plays

Thaddeus Young

FD — $7,000 — PF
DK — $7,400 — PF
Min/Game — Season: 32.0 | Last Five Games: 34.2
FP/Game — Season: 31.1 |

Bojan Bogdanovich

FD — $3,900 — SF
DK — $4,500 — SF
Min/Game — Season: 24.6 | Last Five Games: 25.6
FP/Game — Season: 14.3 |

Boston at Charlotte – 07:00 PM

Boston Charlotte
bostonnba Vegas Total 204 charlottenba Vegas Total 204
Vegas Sprd 2.0 Vegas Sprd -2.0
Team Proj. 101.0 Team Proj. 103.0
Team Pace 101.33 Team Pace 98.40
Matchup – Opponent DvP Ranks and Projected Starters Matchup – Opponent DvP Ranks and Projected Starters
DvP Rks PG SG SF PF C DvP Rks PG SG SF PF C
Proj Starter Isaiah Thomas Avery Bradley Jae Crowder Amir Johnson Jared Sullinger Proj Starter Kemba Walker Nicolas Batum P.J. Hairston Marvin Williams Cody Zeller
Opp. Season 6 9 11 28 22 Opp. Season 1 18 22 25 14
Opp. Last 7 7 15 3 14 21 Opp. Season 5 8 25 27 20

Boston

Record: 13-10 — Road: 6-5 — Last 10: 6-4

Marcus Smart (O)

This is a very tough spot for the Celtics as they head on the road for a back to back after a tough double overtime loss to the Warriors last night. They really got up for last nights game so I do have some concerns as to how much they have left in the tank. This also isn’t a great matchup as the Celtics’ team total is 2.7 points lower than their season average and Charlotte is solid defensively.

Isaiah Thomas has been terrific with Marcus Smart out, and while I don’t mind him, I view him more as a secondary option due to the tough matchup and back to back situation. The weakness of the Hornets’ defense has been their interior defense. The Celtics also happen to be very deep on the interior so there is some risk here as the minutes in the Celtics’ frontcourt are not totally secure. Jared Sullinger has been their most consistent big man recently, and while he’s struggled to score, he’s been rebounding at a high clip. Charlotte is without Al Jefferson and isn’t a particularly big team so this sets up as another potential solid day on the glass for Sully. I do worry Brad Stevens could spread around minutes more in this one so I really view all of the Celtics as secondary tournament options. Kelly Olynk is coming off the bench, but he makes for an intriguing (and likely somewhat highly owned) value option tonight. He’s scoring the ball at a high clip recently and has hit 6x value in four of his last five on FD. He produced a monster game last night against the Warriors, which should make him fairly popular, and the upside has certainly been there, especially at his low price point. His minutes are not secure as he sometimes play less than 20 minutes so given his potential higher ownership due to last night, an argument could also be made that he’s a GPP fade- however, he’s certainly a very viable target.

Elite Plays

NONE

Secondary Plays

Isaiah Thomas

FD — $7,900 — PG
DK — $7,700 — PG
Min/Game — Season: 31.8 | Last Five Games: 35.4
FP/Game — Season: 34.0 |

Jared Sullinger

FD — $6,200 — PF
DK — $6,400 — C
Min/Game — Season: 25.8 | Last Five Games: 26.8
FP/Game — Season: 28.2 |

Kelly Olynk

FD — $4,200 — C
DK — $4,200 — C
Min/Game — Season: 18.7 | Last Five Games: 24.2
FP/Game — Season: 19 |

Charlotte

Record: 14-8 – Home: 10-3 — Last 10: 8-2

Al Jefferson (O)

Charlotte enters this game on quite the roll and has surprisingly continued to play very well, even with the loss of Al Jefferson. They actually have three straight wins of 18 or more points so their starters’ minutes have been down somewhat recently. This is a neutral matchup as Boston is solid defensively, but they will get them on the back end of a road back to back, and Charlotte’s team total is on par with their season average per game.

Boston’s weakness defensively has come against SG, SF, and PF. Nicolas Batum is the top option on the Hornets’ as he’s seen a big usage uptick in Charlotte, especially with Al Jefferson sidelined. He’s a guy who can stuff the stat sheet and draws a favorable matchup with Boston’s wings. Even if Boston were to try to stick Avery Bradley on him, he would have a significant size advantage. Kemba Walker is playing great ball recently, and his price point on DK is just too low. The matchup is tough as Boston is tops against the PG position, but Boston could have some tired legs and Stephen Curry fared just fine last night. Due to the matchup, he’s likely more of a tournament option, but there is upside in his price, particularly on DK. Marvin Williams and Cody Zeller are secondary options, with Williams being the preferred cash game play and Zeller the better GPP target. Jeremy Lin has played very well of the bench recently so he’s worth a mention. I prefer the value at PG in the Rockets/Lakers game, but Lin has produced 25 FD points in three of his last four so he could be a potential GPP pivot.

Elite Plays

Nicolas Batum

FD — $7,600 — SF
DK — $7,600 — SG
Min/Game — Season: 34.4 | Last Five Games: 31.4
FP/Game — Season: 32.4 |

Secondary Plays

Kemba Walker (border line elite on DK)

FD — $7,800 — PG
DK — $7,000 — PG
Min/Game — Season: 33.8 | Last Five Games: 32.0
FP/Game — Season: 32.7 |

Cody Zeller

FD — $4,000 — PF
DK — $4,700 — PF
Min/Game — Season: 21.8 | Last Five Games: 24.6
FP/Game — Season: 16.8 |

Marvin Williams

FD — $5,100 — PF
DK — $5,600 — PF
Min/Game — Season: 31.1 | Last Five Games: 28.6
FP/Game — Season: 23.6 |

Indiana at Detroit – 07:30 PM

Indiana Detroit
indiananba Vegas Total 200 detroitnba Vegas Total 200
Vegas Sprd 0.0 Vegas Sprd 0.0
Team Proj. 100.3 Team Proj. 100.3
Team Pace 99.99 Team Pace 97.90
Matchup – Opponent DvP Ranks and Projected Starters Matchup – Opponent DvP Ranks and Projected Starters
DvP Rks PG SG SF PF C DvP Rks PG SG SF PF C
Proj Starter George Hill Monta Ellis C.J. Miles Paul George Ian Mahinmi Proj Starter Reggie Jackson Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Marcus Morris Ersan Ilyasova Andre Drummond
Opp. Season 5 12 4 21 10 Opp. Season 3 28 5 16 18
Opp. Last 7 9 2 14 16 12 Opp. Season 20 27 4 24 29

Indiana

Record: 13-8 — Road: 6-5 — Last 10: 7-3

Myles Turner (O)

This game checks in with a pedestrian total of 201 points as both teams have been solid defensively this year. The first meeting between these two resulted in a low scoring Indiana 94-82 victory. You’ll have to check whether the Pacers start their small or big lineup, but with the Pistons starting Ersan Ilyasova at PF, my guess is Indiana goes with their small ball lineup with Paul George at PF. The Pacers’ team total is 4 points less than their season average so this is a spot to tread lightly.

The Pistons have been strong across the board defensively this year, with the exception of PF. George has been on another level this season and is bordering on matchup proof. He’s a matchup problem for either Ersan Ilyasova or Marcus Morris, and while I’m leaning towards James Harden as my top spend option, George is a daily elite option. Outside of George, it’s tough to nail down production from the Pacers. “(player-popup)Monta Ellis”:/players/monta-ellis-1088’ price is basically the lowest it’s been all year long and he is coming off of a big game last night. He’s a very volatile option but at his reduced price point, he draws consideration as a secondary option. The other player worth a brief mention is Rodney Stuckey, who occasionally has a big game off the bench. He’s not a cash game option as he is also very volatile but he did perform well against his former team earlier this year as he poured in 23 points off the bench.

Elite Plays

Paul George

FD — $10,400 — SF
DK — $10,200 — SF
Min/Game — Season: 36.3 | Last Five Games: 38.0
FP/Game — Season: 44.2 |

Secondary Plays

Monta Ellis

FD — $5,600 — SG
DK — $5,400 — SG
Min/Game — Season: 32.8 | Last Five Games: 31.4
FP/Game — Season: 25.2 |

Detroit

Detroit Pistons

NONE

Outside of rebounding, the Pacers have been very good defensively this season, but the Pistons team total of 101 points is 3 points higher than their season average. Given the Pacers’ rebounding issues, as well as the Pistons’ elevated total, Andre Drummond is my favorite center option on the day. He destroyed the Pacers in their first meeting with 25 points and 29 rebounds, and the only concern would be that his stats are down this season on a back to back. However, he played a manageable 33 minutes against a terrible 76ers team last night so he shouldn’t be overly tired.

Reggie Jackson brings solid upside to the PG position, but Indiana has defended the PG position very well so he’s a secondary tournament option only. The Pacers’ defense against SG has been very poor as they allow the most made three pointers and most PPG to opposing SG. I’m not a big fan of rostering Kenvatious Caldwell-Pope but he does play a lot of minutes, and while he’s scoring dependent, the numbers say he should score the ball here.

Elite Plays

Andre Drummond

FD — $9,300 — C
DK — $9,500 — C
Min/Game — Season: 34.4 | Last Five Games: 30.8
FP/Game — Season: 44 |

Secondary Plays

Reggie Jackson

FD — $7,300 — PG
DK — $7,300 — PG
Min/Game — Season: 30.9 | Last Five Games: 29.0
FP/Game — Season: 32.7 |

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope

FD — $5,100 — SG
DK — $4,600 — SG
Min/Game — Season: 36.9 | Last Five Games: 34.6
FP/Game — Season: 21.9 |

New Orleans at Chicago – 08:00 PM

New Orleans Chicago
neworleansnba Vegas Total 203 chicagonba Vegas Total 203
Vegas Sprd 6.5 Vegas Sprd -6.5
Team Proj. 98.5 Team Proj. 105.0
Team Pace 99.76 Team Pace 99.90
Matchup – Opponent DvP Ranks and Projected Starters Matchup – Opponent DvP Ranks and Projected Starters
DvP Rks PG SG SF PF C DvP Rks PG SG SF PF C
Proj Starter Tyreke Evans Eric Gordon Alonzo Gee Anthony Davis Omer Asik Proj Starter Derrick Rose Jimmy Butler Tony Snell Nikola Mirotic Pau Gasol
Opp. Season 22 8 21 13 27 Opp. Season 29 25 14 20 29
Opp. Last 7 13 7 6 26 26 Opp. Season 27 25 12 11 18

New Orleans

*Record: 6-16 — Road: 1-10 — Last 10: 5-5 *

Jrue Holiday (Q)
Ryan Anderson (Q)

The injury situation to monitor with the Pelicans is whether Jrue Holiday suits up on the back end of a back to back, and whether Ryan Anderson returns from an illness. Anthony Davis disappointed last night, but if Anderson sits, then he could pick up a few extra minutes, and this is a homecoming game for him as he was born in Chicago. He always brings terrific upside to the table and the Bulls’ interior defense has been weak this season. He’s been tough to trust for cash games this year, but he remains one of the elite GPP options on the slate.

The return of Tyreke Evans has really clouded the Pelicans’ backcourt situation. He’s stepped into his typical high usage and has produced some big stat lines, as well as one dud. He’ll be matchup up with fellow Memphis Tiger, Derrick Rose, who is no longer the defender he once was. He’s only been back from injury for five games so the back to back is a little concerning, but he played 32 minutes in a back to back last week so he should be good to go.

Elite Plays

Anthony Davis

FD — $11,000— PF
DK — $10,600— PF
Min/Game — Season: 35.6 | Last Five Games: 38.2
FP/Game — Season: 44.3 |

Secondary Plays

Tyreke Evans

FD — $7,000— PG
DK — $6,900— SG
Min/Game — Season: 30.0 | Last Five Games: 30.0
FP/Game — Season: 30.4 |

Chicago

Record: 12-8 — Home: 8-3 — Last 10: 5-5

NONE

The Bulls draw one of the elite matchups on the day as the Pelicans allow the most PPG in the NBA and play at a very fast pace. As a result, the Bulls have a team total of 105 points, which is 7.4 higher than their season average. The Pelicans are bad across the board defensively so the Bulls’ entire starting five, as well as Joakim Noah, is really in play here. The primary drawback with the Bulls is that their frontcourt is very crowded so the minutes of their big men are limited.

Pau Gasol has been on a tear recently and is averaging well over a fantasy point per minute recently. His price point on DK is particularly solid and he makes for a great target. The only downside with Pau is that you’re looking at a ceiling of 33 or 34 minutes. If you’re looking for some value then both Taj Gibson and Joakim Noah are potential value plays. Taj has stepped into the starting lineup for Nikola Mirotic and played 29 minutes last game to try to slow Blake Griffin. Given that the Pelicans have an elite PF in Anthony Davis, he could see 25 minutes or so here. Joakim Noah is only playing around 20 minutes a game so he’s flying under the fantasy radar, but he’s now been right around 5x value in six straight games on FD. With Taj Gibson moving into the starting unit, I think we could see Noah get an uptick in rebounding with the 2nd unit.

My favorite option from the Bulls is Jimmy Butler as his minutes are most secure. He’s playing very good basketball right now and should thrive against the porous Pelicans’ defense. Derrick Rose is not the player he once was so he’s a secondary option only, but the matchup is certainly there if you want to take a shot in a tournament.

Elite Plays

Jimmy Butler

FD — $8,500 — SG
DK — $7,700 — SG
Min/Game — Season: 37.2 | Last Five Games: 37.8
FP/Game — Season: 35.9 |

Pau Gasol

FD — $8,600 — PF
DK — $7,700 — C
Min/Game — Season: 29.5 | Last Five Games: 30.6
FP/Game — Season: 36.5 |

Secondary Plays

Joakim Noah

FD — $4,800 — C
DK — $4,700 — C
Min/Game — Season: 21.4 | Last Five Games: 23.8
FP/Game — Season: 20.3 |

Derrick Rose

FD — $6,600 — PG
DK — $6,500 — PG
Min/Game — Season: 32.9 | Last Five Games: 34.0
FP/Game — Season: 25.8 |

Taj Gibson

FD — $4,600 — PF
DK — $4,200 — PF
Min/Game — Season: 21.5 | Last Five Games: 22.4
FP/Game — Season: 17.7 |

L.A. Lakers at Houston – 08:00 PM

L.A. Lakers Houston
lalakersnba Vegas Total 209 houstonnba Vegas Total 209
Vegas Sprd 11.5 Vegas Sprd -11.5
Team Proj. 99.0 Team Proj. 110.5
Team Pace 98.97 Team Pace 100.32
Matchup – Opponent DvP Ranks and Projected Starters Matchup – Opponent DvP Ranks and Projected Starters
DvP Rks PG SG SF PF C DvP Rks PG SG SF PF C
Proj Starter D’Angelo Russell Lou Williams Kobe Bryant Larry Nance Roy Hibbert Proj Starter Patrick Beverley James Harden Trevor Ariza Clint Capela Dwight Howard
Opp. Season 25 19 28 30 19 Opp. Season 30 23 17 24 25
Opp. Last 7 29 13 20 30 22 Opp. Season 28 28 11 6 25

L.A. Lakers

Record: 3-20 — Road: 2-14 — Last 10: 1-9

Jordan Clarkson (Q)

The Lakers are a terrible basketball team but they draw an elite matchup with a fast paced Houston team. The primary situation to watch here is the status of Jordan Clarkson, who missed last night’s game and sounds closer to doubtful for tonight’s game. D’Angelo Russell stepped into the starting lineup and played 36 minutes last night. He produced 41 FD points against an elite San Antonio defense and would be one of the elite value options if Clarkson misses another game. “(player-popup)Kobe Bryant”:/players/kobe-bryant-1081’s minutes are finally on the downswing as he hasn’t topped 30 minutes in either of the last two games, and this is a back to back so he’s a guy I’m approaching with caution as a tournament only option at best. Lou Williams has really played well in the starting lineup and would be my preferred option over Kobe. He would also see a solid boost if Clarkson were to sit, although I prefer him on FD where he is SG eligible.

I’ll avoid Roy Hibbert against Dwight Howard, and the Lakers’ PF position is a mess with Larry Nance, Jr., moving into the starting lineup to replace Julius Randle. Nance, Jr., has been very underwhelming in the starting lineup so he’s a risky option and GPP only punt option. Randle has shown solid upside at time this season and actually had a big game off the bench against Minnesota. The matchup against the Rockets’ PF is elite, but his bench role and Byron Scott are concerning so he’s not cash game playable.

Elite Plays

D’Angelo Russell

FD — $5,100 — PG
DK — $4,800 — PG
Min/Game — Season: 28.0 | Last Five Games: 29.4
FP/Game — Season: 22.3 |

Lou Williams

FD — $4,900 — SG
DK — $4,900 — PG
Min/Game — Season: 26.8 | Last Five Games: 32.4
FP/Game — Season: 20.8 |

Secondary Plays

Kobe Bryant

FD — $6,400 — SG
DK — $5,800 — SG
Min/Game — Season: 30.9 | Last Five Games: 29.4
FP/Game — Season: 25.6 |

Julius Randle

FD — $6,400 — PF
DK — $6,000 — PF
Min/Game — Season: 27.9 | Last Five Games: 25.2
FP/Game — Season: 26.7 |

Houston

Record: 11-12 — Home: 6-7 — Last 10: 6-4

Trevor Ariza (Q)
*Ty Lawson (Q)

This game features the two teams allowing the most fantasy points per game so there should be some fantasy goodness here, as long as the Lakers can keep it somewhat competitive. The Rockets are not the same team as they were last year so hopefully the Lakers’ keep it close and this game is very stackable in tournaments.

The big news to watch with the Rockets is the status of Trevor Ariza, who will likely be a GTD. With Ariza out last game, Corey Brewer drew the start and played 28 minutes, while Patrick Beverley got a big minutes boost as he played 37 minutes. Both are elite values if Ariza sits another game, and Beverley is still in play as a secondary value even if Ariza plays. Marcus Thornton had a big game two games ago, but played just 20 minutes off the bench so he remains a GPP only option if Ariza sits out.

UPDATE – Ty Lawson is questionable with an illness so if he were to sit then Patrick Beverley becomes locked into big minutes, which further solidifies him as a great value tonight.

Neither Lou Williams or Kobe Bryant is a quality defender, and the Rockets team total of 110 points is 7 higher than their season average. The Rockets are well rested and this has all the makings of a big game from Harden. He’s one of, if not the, elite option on the day. Dwight Howard was on a minutes limit in his previous two games, which were back to backs, but if this one stays close then he should return to his normal allotment of minutes. His offensive usage can be concerning, but there is the Kobe/Lakers’ revenge factor here and the Lakers’ interior defense is terrible. He’s more of a secondary option on FD, but he’s playable in all formats at his price point on DK.

Elite Plays

James Harden

FD — $10,800 — SG
DK — $10,800 — SG
Min/Game — Season: 39.1 | Last Five Games: 37.0
FP/Game — Season: 47.9 |

Corey Brewer (only if Trevor Ariza is out)

FD — $4,100 — SF
DK — $4,000 — SF
Min/Game — Season: 22.0 | Last Five Games: 25.4
FP/Game — Season: 14.4 |

Patrick Beverley

FD — $4,200 — PG
DK — $4,800 — PG
Min/Game — Season: 23.4 | Last Five Games: 29.8
FP/Game — Season: 16.0 |

Secondary Plays

Dwight Howard (elite option on DK)

FD — $7,700 — C
DK — $7,200 — C
Min/Game — Season: 32.6 | Last Five Games: 32.5
FP/Game — Season: 32.8 |

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