It’s time once again, GF2 fans, for my NBA DFS FanDuel value picks! The Wednesday slate this week is jam packed with 10 great matchups to choose from. Instead of focusing on the best guys at each position we’re going to take a look at some of the value plays for the night. All my value plays will be under $6,000.
So, here’s my free NBA DFS FanDuel value picks for 12/30/15:
Point Guards
Tony Parker, vs. Suns ($5,700)
Parker has been a go-to guy for me lately! He helped me cash for Monday night’s slate, making me, even more, ready to insert him into a few of my lineups. So far this season, he has averaged 23.39 FanDuel points per game and will be facing off against a less than stellar Suns defense. In 2015, Phoenix has allowed an average of 42.6 FanDuel points to opposing point guards, so get Parker into your lineups!
Ish Smith, vs. Kings ($5,200)
Smith is easily one of my favorite value plays of this entire slate! He’s coming off a massive 40.1 FanDuel point outing versus the Kings a few nights ago. This season, Sacramento has given up an average of 43.4 FanDuel points per contest to opposing point guards, making Smith a great, cheap option for this slate!
Shooting Guards
Evan Fournier, vs. Nets ($5,500)
I almost wanted to insert Victor Oladipo into this slot, but Fournier has just been so much more consistent here lately. So far this year, he has averaged a solid 23.47 FanDuel points per game and will be facing off against a horrible Nets defense against his position. In 2015, Brooklyn has allowed a league-worst 41.1 FanDuel points per contest to opposing shooting guards, so Fournier should be an easy choice for your lineups.
Avery Bradley, vs. Lakers ($5,100)
Anytime the Lakers play, I almost always have to stream a few guys against this putrid defense. So far in 2015, Bradley has had some moderate success, averaging 23.22 FanDuel points per game. This year, Los Angeles has given up an average of 38.0 FanDuel points per night to opposing shooting guards, so Bradley could be in store for another nice night.
Small Forwards
Jae Crowder, vs. Lakers ($5,800)
Like Bradley, I love Crowder for this slate of games! He has a relatively cheap price tag and has been one of the most consistent players for this Celtics squad. This season, Crowder has averaged 25.26 FanDuel points per game and will look to take advantage of this juicy matchup. This year, the Lakers have allowed an average of 36.7 FanDuel points per game to opposing small forwards.
Omri Casspi, vs. 76ers ($5,600)
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Casspi could very well be a popular option tonight on FanDuel because of his recent stellar play! Over his last three games, he’s averaged 34.13 FanDuel points per contest and will face off against this dreadful 76ers team for this slate of games. This season, Philly has given up an average of 37.7 FanDuel points per game to opposing small forwards, making Casspi an ultra-solid option for Wednesday night.
Power Forwards
Nerlens Noel, vs. Kings ($6,000)
Noel just barely met my value play price range! He’s had two of his best DFS outings of the season over the last two games and will look to continue the trend on Wednesday night. For the season, Noel has averaged a decent 24.19 FanDuel points per game and will be going head to head with a mediocre Kings defense. This year, Sacramento has allowed an average of 43.1 FanDuel points per contest to opposing power forwards.
Julius Randle, vs. Celtics ($5,500)
There weren’t a massive amount of solid value plays at the power forward spot, so I chose Randle as my next best option behind Noel. He’s had an up and down year, where he’s been able to give DFS owners an average of 25.55 FanDuel points per game. Randle will be facing off against a Celtics squad, who allow an average of 42.9 FanDuel points per contest to opposing power forwards.
CentersÂ
Ian Mahinmi, vs. Bulls ($5,400)
Mahinmi continues to be a steady scoring option down low for the Pacers. This season, he has averaged 21.86 FanDuel points per game and has really been consistent over the last month in Indiana. He’ll be facing off against a Bulls team, who allows an average of 47.9 FanDuel points per contest to opposing centers, making him, once again, a nice value play.
Nikola Jokic, vs. Blazers ($4,700)
Jokic could very well be one of the steals of this entire slate. With his cheap price tag, the sky is the limit for this guy! As long as he receives at least 20 minutes, Jokic will be money for this Wednesday slate of games. This season, Portland has allowed an average of 48.8 FanDuel points per game to opposing centers, so when doing your lineups keep Jokic in mind.
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