Fantasy Basketball

Tips Fantasy NBA M49

We’re getting closer to the end of this regular season, but there are still so many things on the line that everyone’s willing to dig deep

Simone Di Tata 2021-04-23T12:30:00

Once again, this matchday is going to be contested over 3 days, so buckle up and take a look at our tips for M49:

Centers

DeAndre Ayton (Phoenix Suns, 15.9 credits): As we all know the Nets lack a significant option at center, a flaw Ayton should definitely be able to exploit.
Jarrett Allen (Cleveland Cavaliers, 12.3 credits): We expected more from him overall this year, but he might surprise all of us in the game against the Hornets and put on a dominant performance.
Moses Brown (OKC Thunder, 7.3 credits): He’s not the guy you want in Draft mode since he’s not consistent with his performances, but for this matchday he’s a very good pick.

Zion Williamson (New Orleans Pelicans, 16.9 credits): Despiete the bad season New Orleans is going through, he’s standing out as one of the best talents in the league. Keep trusting him, especially in this kind of games.
Jayson Tatum (Boston Celtics, 15.8 credits): We expect him to put on huge scoring performance against the Nets. The Celtics’ Playoff spot is going to be at stake every single time they step on the court from now on, so JT desperately needs to show up night in and night out.
Michael Porter Jr. (Denver Nuggets, 13.4 credits): Last time against the Warriors he ended 1 rebound shy of a double-double and still put up 24 points. With Murray out and the attention of the Warriors’ defense almost solely focused on Jokic, he could really shine on this one.

Russell Westbrook (Washington Wizards, 22 credits): Mr. Triple Double vs the Thunder: that’s it, that’s the reason why you must pick him.
Dejounte Murray (San Antonio Spurs, 13.3 credits): Guards normally fare really well against the Pelicans and you already know Dejounte can easily fill up the stat sheet and put on a good perfermance if they give him space. Moreover, he just sat out so he should be as fresh as you can be heading into this match-up.
T.J. McConnell (Indiana Pacers, 9.6 credits): Not only is he playing amazingly this year, he’s also getting more and more playing time lately. Against the Pistons, he gets another chance to show what he’s capable of.

Scott Brooks (Washington Wizards, 6.1 credits): The Wizards are on a mission and the next step against the Thunder shouldn’t be the most complicated task.
Nate Bjorkgren (Indiana Pacers, 4.7 credits): The Pacers are definitely not the safest bet, but the Pistons are even worse, so it’s kind of a no-brainer considering all the match-ups and the costs of the other coaches.