Tips Fantasy NBA Playoffs M3
Few hours and the M3 will be underway. Here is all you need to build your team
Playoff are underway. Let’s seee which players could be thee right ones for M3!
GUARDS
Damian Lillard: after beating the Nuggets in game 1 and taking a tough loss in Colorado, everything is set to another 30 or more points in front of his home crowd. 44.50 is the minimum fantasy ranking in the series.
Tim Hardaway jr: he’s been a key factor in both games at the Staples Center against the Clippers. The former Knicks seems to have found the right pace to be consistent defensively and offensively: for 9.3 cr, Hardaway could be a great deal.
Cameron Payne: if you want to make a bet, the Suns’ playmaker could be your right choice. He didn’t end game 1 against the Lakers, but his next game went near to the excellence bringing a lot to the table: energy and competitiveness in 19 points and 7 assists.
FORWARDS
Jimmy Butler: the Heat desperately need a win. The number 22 has to be the guide for a team who looked totally out of shape. Jimmy is looking for a way to be effective: his home crowd could give him the stamina he’s needing to be effective against Antetokounmpo’s defense. Jimmy “Buckets” is ready to explode.
Blake Griffin: huge impact in the Nets-Celtics series for Griffin whom numbers will be even more important for coach Steve Nash in game 3 and 4 at the TD Garden.
Taj Gibson: the Knicks will play two really tough games on the road in Atlanta. With the series tied on 1-1, the State Farm Arena could be the stage for a key moment of the series. Coach Thibodeau will probably rely on his veteran leadership and tough ness.
CENTERS
DeAndre Ayton: Phoenix center is nearing perfection. 21 on 24 from the field in the first two games of the series against the Lakers, he’s dominating thee floor causing a lot of troubles the opposing defense down there.
Dewayne Dedmon: his game 2 has been superb. Energy, strength and experience. That’s what Miami needs to try to come back after a tough loss in the last matchup with the Bucks. 19 points and 9 rebounds for the veteran guy.
COACH
Frank Vogel: Davis redeemed in game 2, LeBron did a huge job in closing the game, Drummond and Schroeder are back. Coach Vogel seemed to have found the right rotation to fight the Suns’ power inside, most of all for his big men which has been a problem for a big part of the season. Everything is set for another win now that the Lakers will play a new playoff match in front of their fans after the long 8 years drought.