Tips Fantasy NBA M56
M56 is right behind the corner: let’s go through our tips!
Here we are again. Another three-rounded Matchday is behind the corner and some really interesting games will take place: get ready and pick your team, after reading all the tips!
Guards
Dejounte Murray (New Orleans Pelicans, 20.6 cr): key match for the future of the San Antonio Spurs in this regular season. Murray will give everything to beat the Pelicans, the team that is 2.5 games ahead and occupies the 10th place – the last available for the play-in – in the Western Conference.
Tyler Herro (Miami Heat, 11.6 cr): sixth man of the year? Since becoming an NBA player, the Heat guard is playing his best season in the League providing big points in his high quality performances. The home match against OKC could be another chance to score huge points.
Forwards
Kevin Durant (Brooklyn Nets, 19.9 cr): it’s easy. The Nets can’t lose games and after the buzzer-beater-ending against the Mavs, KD wants to leave it all on the floor to take the win against a team – Portland – which is anything but unbeatable.
Saddiq Bey (Detroit Pistons, 10.8 cr): all of the light on the future of the league. The Pistons fly to Orlando in the only match of the Thursday late night: interesting matchup between Saddiq and Franz Wagner.
Centers
Nikola Jokic (Denver Nuggets, 28.1 cr): after facing Joel Embiid, the Cavs’ defense can’t catch a breath. The MVP is coming to town to score big points and help the Nuggets keep the pace to secure the best seed possible for the playoff. And make another step towards the MVP, obviously…
Onyeka Okongu (Atlanta Hawks, 6.5 cr): Clint Capela backup center is using his minutes to give his best coming off the bench. And in terms of fantasy basket, he’s bringing also big points in the bag: keep him for the next match against the Grizzlies, in which his physicality and energy could be a factor.
Coach
Mike Malone (Denver Nuggets, 9.9 cr): never underestimate the heart of a well mixed team, like the Cleveland Cavaliers, but all the absences for coach Bickerstaff weight on the team, for sure. That’s what could make the difference.