Not even those with small samples are getting to that slash line, for real: just three guys ( Dragan Bender, Johnathan Botley, Shamorie Ponds) are doing so with seven or fewer games played, and only Devin Booker is at it with a heavy role. Rose is back to his old winning ways and in just 25 minutes per game he’s putting up 17.8 ppg, 2.3 rpg, 5.8 apg, and 1.2 stocks per with mental shooting splits of 49/33/88. and I hope it is for not long and he gets moved so I can watch him go through a deep playoff run with a contending team.
DRose is one of the very few bright things around Detroit these days.
No matter what, this Rose is still pretty much alive. Love fantasy basketball but wish there was a podcast that kind of, sort of covered all the greatest NBA action while telling you over and over again that Brook Lopez should be on your roster? Subscribe to The Long Two! Love: (SG) Derrick Rose, DET ($6700, vs NO) Actually, since the flip of the calendar to 2020 Chris is averaging also 6.2 boards and 6.2 dimes while shooting 48.6% from the field with a higher usage (23%) than the one he logged in the 2019 months (21%). The points are always there with CP3 and he’s reached/topped that 16-per average in all but one of his last ten games, so they’re on the rise these days. Only eight players including Pauly are on a 16-5-6 average line for the season. The fantasy points aren’t massive, but getting 40 DKFP from Paul on around 32 minutes of playing time at this price is a very palatable dish. (Player salaries pulled from DraftKings.) Love: (PG) Chris Paul, OKC ($6600, at MIN)ĬP3 and all of his 34 years of age gave fits to Russ last Thursday and then our beloved Point God had another relatively good performance against the Lake Show on Saturday. So read on, take note, play cool, and win the day. There are so many matches going on every single day and such a big roster available that you can’t fixate yourself in the very same player on and on but instead you need to keep things fluid. Each night gives us a pretty good batch of surprising performances and leaves us in the dust with more than a few upsetting outings by those we played. You might be new to fantasy hoops, so let me tell you this: the world doesn’t end in LeBron James. Every day I’m here with a handful of pro-tips to roster a winning team just a few hours from now. Welcome to your daily NBA DFS digest at FakeTeams, gents.
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