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One thing you have to keep an eye on is the status updates. Not only do we have the Clippers on a back-to-back set, we also have a Nets team who could be without their two primary ball-handlers in Kyrie Irving and Caris LeVert. These situations will be critical to monitor for DFS today and it’s something you need to track until tip-off. With that in mind, let’s get into our 11/14 NBA DFS Picks!
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11/14 NBA DFS Point Guards
Luka Doncic, DAL at NYK
DK ($10,000) FD ($11.200)
In a short slate like this, it’s going to be tough to fade Doncic and Antetokounmpo. Let’s start off with Doncic, as he’s truly one of the best players in the NBA at the ripe age of 20. That’s evident when you see that he’s averaging 28.3 points, 10.3 rebounds and 9.1 assists per game. That’s obviously absurd and it makes him very attractive against a Knicks team who sits 22nd in defensive efficiency. Playing in Madison Square Garden is also a narrative, considering Doncic surely wants to make a name for himself in the mecca of basketball.
Eric Bledsoe, MIL vs. CHI
DK ($7,300) FD ($7,400)
Bledsoe has been much better recently and it’s clear that he’s way more comfortable with Khris Middleton sidelined. In fact, Bledsoe has a 26 percent usage rate with Middleton off the floor while averaging 1.46 DK points per minute. That’s clear when you see that he’s averaging 20.2 points, 6.7 rebounds and 5.5 assists over his last six games. That includes lackluster defensive numbers and he’ll surely provide more of those as the season progresses.
11/14 NBA DFS Shooting Guards
Lou Williams. LAC at NO
DK ($7,700) FD ($7,000)
With Kawhi Leonard likely sitting this game out, we love Williams. In the last game without Kawhi, Williams collected 34 points, six rebounds and 11 assists in 39 minutes of action. That’s no surprise when you see that Leonard has a usage rate north of 30 percent while Williams posts a 35 percent usage rate with Kawhi off the floor. That’s truly frightening for the Pelicans, with New Orleans ranked 29th in defensive efficiency and last in points allowed.
DeAndre’ Bembry, ATL at PHX
DK ($3,900) FD ($4,400)
Bembry was in our article two weeks ago when he had his best game of the year, so hopefully, we can work that magic again here. The Hawks are very shallow right now with Kevin Huerter, Allen Crabbe, Evan Turner and John Collins all sidelined and that has opened up the door for Bembry to play big minutes. Playing 70 total minutes over his last two games indicates just how thin they are right now and that’s really all we can ask for from a guy who’s averaging over 22 DK points across his last six games. That’s really all you can ask for from a player in the $4,000-range.
11/14 NBA DFS Small Forwards
Giannis Antetokounmpo, MIL vs. CHI
DK ($11,700) FD ($12,400)
This dude might be the best player in fantasy right now. Averaging 64 DK points per game is obviously absurd, as he’s actually scored at least 58 DraftKings points in six-straight fixtures. Any guy averaging 29.3 points, 14.3 rebounds, 6.8 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.6 blocks per game for the year is hard to avoid and we haven’t even discussed that Milwaukee is without their second-best player. The icing on the cake is the matchup though, with Chicago allowing the second-most fantasy points to opposing small forwards this season.
Kenrich Williams, NO vs. LAC
DK ($4,500) FD ($4,700)
With injuries to Brandon Ingram, Lonzo Ball and Zion Williamson, Kenrich has found himself in a pretty nice role. Not only is he starting, Williams is also averaging 29 DK points across 33 minutes of action over his last two fixtures. That’s monstrous production from such a cheap player and he should continue to see big minutes if at least two of those guys remain sidelined. He’ll be needed against a team like the Clippers too, as he’s one of their only good defensive wings.
11/14 NBA DFS Power Forwards
Dwight Powell, DAL at NYK
DK ($5,100) FD ($5,600)
Powell is just too cheap right now. While his averages may look like nothing special, we’re talking about a player who’s played at least 25 minutes in six-straight games. Powell has also scored at least 24 DK points in three of his last four games, as Dallas is finally getting comfortable keeping him out there for big minutes. That’s going to be critical against a Knicks team who seemingly has six forwards in their rotation, as that too should guarantee Powell at least 30 minutes of play. Not to mention, New York allows the ninth-most fantasy points to opposing power forwards this season.
Dario Saric, PHX vs. ATL
DK ($5,200) FD ($4,700)
Saric is actually really similar to Powell. He’s playing way too much to be priced this cheaply. So far this season, Saric is averaging 24 DK points across 28 minutes a game. In the four games where Saric has played at least 30 minutes, he’s actually averaging 33.5 DK points per game, which equates to 6-7X value at this price tag. As long as DeAndre Ayton remains out, Saric should play at least 25 minutes. Those fantastic rates against a defense like this are especially attractive, with Atlanta ranked 18th in defensive efficiency.
11/14 NBA DFS Centers
Derrick Favors, NO vs, LAC
DK ($5,500) FD ($6,600)
Favors got off to a terrible start this season because of recurring leg injuries but he appears to be fully back now. Back-to-back double-doubles will do that and he’s going to be needed with all of the aforementioned injuries in New Orleans. The most encouraging sign is that he’s played at least 29 minutes in both of those double-doubles, averaging 37 DK points per game in that span. That’s the stud we loved in his Utah days and he shouldn’t have any problem with an undersized Clippers frontcourt.
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Giannis scoring seven more points than LaVine sounds like a decent pick and we love Carter matching Markkanen in rebounds. WCJ has picked up 28 rebounds over his last two games while Lauri has 14 in that span.
