Tips Fantasy NBA M41
Here we are again with another round of picks for the Matchday!
We are getting to that point in the Season where we can’t fail anymore with our FantaTeams. Net of injuries, let’s take a look at our best options.
Guards
DeMar DeRozan (Chicago Bulls, 15.3 cr): Five losses in the last six (valid for Dunkest) games for one of the starters in the All Star Game and self-declared solid candidate to the MVP prize. Still, he records high scores even in the losses. Bet on him on R1.
Kyrie Irving (Brooklyn Nets, 14.1 cr): We must strike while the iron is hot. Kyrie, at the moment, is the sole survivor of the Big Three (Durant and Harden are sidelined because of injuries) and the next match is not at home. It will be up to him to guide his young companions in a difficult game vs. the Suns.
Forwards
Miles Bridges (Charlotte Hornets, 14.6 cr): One of the surprises of this season, a steady and spectacular player who has a lot of fun playing and entertains too. MIP prize incoming? In the meantime, is better to have him in our Teams.
Domantas Sabonis (Indiana Pacers, 18.1 cr): The Solid seems totally recovered from his injury, as last night’s numbers shows. The Pacers have no more chances to reach the Play-in, but Sabonis doesn’t care and continues to record high PDKs, for the great delight of the FantaCoaches.
Centers
Bam Adebayo (Miami Heat, 13.7 cr): One of the best defender of the League at a discounted price. Can we go without him? Of course no. I rest my case.
Bismack Biyombo (Phoenix Suns, 7.8 cr): How bad could it be if I said that I hope Ayton and McGee will be out tonight? Because Biyombo is having a second life with the Suns and we can benefit of his high-level performances.
Coaches
Billy Donovan (Chicago Bulls, 6.8 cr): Same principle applied for DeRozan: the Bulls lost five of the last six games and they need to get a move on. Optionally, the challenge of the day could be Jamahl Mosley (Orlando Magic, 4.9 cr).