Tips Fantasy NBA M21

M20 was a really weird one as you can see by the results and the scores of many players. Regardless of the outcome, we are always ready to go again, this time with another 3-round matchday.

Centers

• Rudy Gobert (Utah Jazz, 17.7 credits): The Jazz have a tough match-up as they face the Celtics, but if there’s one role where Brad Stevens’ team doesn’t shine that’s the center spot. A big man like Gobert will certainly take advantage of this weakness.
• Mason Plumlee (Detroit Pistons, 9.9 credits): The Pistons are most certainly going to lose to the Nets, but that doesn’t mean Plumlee won’t be able to fill up the stat sheet the way he usually does, maybe even scoring a few points more than usual.
• DeMarcus Cousins (Houston Rockets, 8 credits): With Wood sidelined, he’s the Rockets’ only hope under the rim. We realize it’s not much of a hope, but Cousins proved that he can still be an important player in this league, especially when Wood isn’t on the court.

Forwards

• Domantas Sabonis (Indiana Pacers, 17.4 credits): If you want a captain on the 3rd round of this matchday, he’s your guy. Despite the awful performance against the Jazz, he’s still one of the best options for our fantasy game. Moreover, the Pacers are taking on a Durant-less Nets team, which makes the task a lot less complicated for “Doma”.
• Tobias Harris (Philadelphia 76ers, 14.5 credits): The Kings seem to be the real deal, but the Sixers are the 3rd best team in the league for a reason. Tobias Harris is proving to be almost as valuable as Simmons and Embiid, especially in crunch time, and he’s still quite low-cost, so why not take this chance?
• Cody Zeller (Charlotte Hornets, 8.7 credits): What a perfromance last time out. There’s definitely room for him to do it again on the 1st round of this matchday as the Hornets take on the Rockets. Don’t be surprised if he ends up registering a double-double and saves the day for your fantasy team.

Guards

• Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors, 18.2 credits): It doesn’t really matter who he’s going up against at this point, Steph is having an MVP-level season and can drop 30+ points on anyone in the league. Pick him again, no matter what.
• Zach LaVine (Chicago Bulls, 14.8 credits): The Wizards are probably the worst defensive team in the league, while LaVine is one of the best offensive players: it’s a recipe for success.
• LaMelo Ball (Charlotte Hornets, 10.6 credits): Two very good performances in a row for the youngest of the Ball brothers. Can he make it 3 tonight against the Rockets? We bet he can!

Coaches

• Rick Carlisle (Dallas Mavericks, 8.1 credits): The win in the second game against the Warriors should be a boost of confidence for Luka & Co. Against the T-Wolves, we expect them to get another one in the win column.
• Terry Stotts (Portland Trail Blazers, 7.7 credits): The loss to the Knicks was pretty bad, but now the Trail Blazers get to face an easier task in the Orlando Magic, and we’re confident that they can and will bounce back.