👉 TAP TO SAVE 30% WITH CODE NEW
X
Lost password?

Don't have an account?
Gain Access Now

X

Receive free daily analysis

NFL
NBA
NHL
NASCAR
CFB
MLB
MMA
PGA
ESPORTS
BETTING

Already have an account? Log In

X

Forgot Password


POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

#1 Expert Projections
Save 30% Now
Import Your Leagues
Top-Rated Accuracy
Draft Simulator
Enter League Settings
Compare Any Players
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

FanDuel NBA DFS Lineup Picks (1/10/19): Daily Fantasy Basketball Advice

Jake Finnen highlights the top FanDuel NBA DFS lineup picks for 1/10/19, and a couple of sleepers to consider while building daily rosters.

There are just four games total tonight, so excuse the repetitiveness of this article. Instead of going directly for the cheapest value, I tried to find players with, potentially, the lowest ownership rates. You are going to have to stack some teams tonight so don't feel bad if you end up taking a bunch of cheap Celtics to help fill in the rest of your lineup. You can go in just about any direction and few players lack upside tonight. You'll probably need to play Paul George, Russell Westbrook, or some mix of the two tonight, so make sure you are looking for consistent mid-level options.

In this DFS article, I will be providing you with my daily fantasy basketball lineup picks for FanDuel on 1/10/19. These DFS lineup picks can vary from higher-priced players and elite options to lower-priced players and value picks on FanDuel. You can also check out today's DraftKings lineup picks.

Make sure you don't set your lineups too early in the day, and also be sure to check player statuses and availability prior to opening tip. Find me in the Hoops Chat Room or @HalfCourtJester on Twitter.

Featured Promo: New Novig users get a $25 purchase match (50% discount up to $25) on your first Novig deposit, and 6 free months of RotoBaller's "Big-4" Premium Pass (NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL) which includes exclusive tools for Betting, Props, DFS and more! CLAIM IT NOW

 

FanDuel DFS Guards

Terry Rozier - PG, BOS @ MIA (FD - $4,400)

Even with Kyrie Irving returning, it's hard to fade Terry Rozier on any night. Not because he produces consistently, but he is always able to be in position to do so. In a primary backup role, it's not hard for him to find usage with the second unit, and he will always be given the chance to exceed a projected price below 5K because of his attention to defense. He generates mostly off of steals and assists, but seeing how he can score from anywhere on the court, I like his upside in a game where his teammates have a very high chance of struggling against athletic defenders.

Dennis Schroder - SG, OKC @ SA (FD - $5,200)

Dennis Schroder has found an ideal role on the bench while still being incredibly productive late in games. The Spurs backcourt is one of the best to target and Schroder has been productive against some of the stingiest defenses this season. Some of Schroder's best games have come against the toughest competition and most importantly, against some of the league's slower teams. The Spurs have increased their pace accordingly with the rest of the teams, but they are still the same Gregg Popovich-coached team they have been for nearly the past two decades. They focus on good defensive schemes and passing rather than offense-by-talent. The Spurs won't limit the Thunder's best players, but it will absolutely force those three to be the main sources of production like always.

 

FanDuel DFS Forwards

Stanley Johnson - SF, DET @ SAC (FD - $3,500)

This isn't a smart play, but DFS doesn't pay out to the smart, it pay's out to the bold. You can always pick the player that is facing an easy matchup, but that doesn't account for the fact that that player shot horrendously that night, forever making him an untouchable player for your DFS standards. Then of course, that same player, on the second night of a back-to-back, drops 25 points on 18 shots with seven rebounds and three steals. I am not saying Stanley Johnson will do that...but if he is going to have a big game against any team, its against the Kings.

Marcus Morris - PF, BOS @ MIA (FD - $4,700)

Marcus Morris has been a pain in the Miami Heat's side for years. Whether it's on defense or just providing spacing, he always manages to have a productive game versus them. The Heat are one of the better coached teams in the league so they game plan against opponents well. Their game plan of the Celtics should include something about Marcus Morris being able to hit from the outside, so while I still think they will want Morris to be the one shooting daggers, I think it's a tough strategy given his track record. At the same time he hasn't proven to be a consistent shooter from the outside. I do like his upside tonight and while I can't see the Heat stopping him, I'm expecting him to exceed projected is some type of dramatic fashion.

 

FanDuel DFS Centers

Mason Plumlee - C, LAC @ DEN (FD - $4,500)

Since the Nuggets have been able to play Nikola Jokic and Mason Plumlee together in Paul Millsap's absence, it's easy to see why Plumlee will go way under-owned tonight. His minutes have all but disappeared in recent games, but I still think he is capable of squeaking out one or two more productive games before he is completely sidelined. He doesn't offer the defense that Millsap does, but his size gives coach Mike Malone a reason to throw him extra minutes against a bigger Clippers team. Even if the Clippers run small like they have been known to do late in games with Montrezl Harrell playing the five, Plumlee is versatile enough to run with or against any specific lineup. He just need the minutes. I do worry he won't get many going forward, but I can see him getting closer to 20 tonight at home.

More Fantasy Basketball Analysis




POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

#1 Expert Projections
Save 30% Now
Import Your Leagues
Top-Rated Accuracy
Draft Simulator
Enter League Settings
Compare Any Players
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Miro Heiskanen

Uncertain for Playoffs
Brandon Hagel

Expected to Return Before End of Regular Season
Roman Josi

Nursing Upper-Body Injury
Trey Murphy III

Unavailable Against Celtics
Dejounte Murray

Remains Out Friday
Zion Williamson

Won't Suit Up Friday
Jalen Williams

Out on Friday
Jarrett Allen

Won't Play Against Hawks
Donovan Mitchell

Skips Friday's Action
Victor Wembanyama

Questionable Friday
Xavier Legette

Trending Down Ahead of Year 3
Rashod Bateman

a Cut Candidate in All Dynasty Leagues?
Ja'Tavion Sanders

Can Ja'Tavion Sanders Break Through in the Panthers' Offense?
Jayden Reed

Can Jayden Reed Bounce Back as a WR3/Flex in 2026?
Travis Hunter

to be Full-Time Cornerback, Part-Time Wide Receiver in 2026
Anthony Edwards

Considered Questionable for Friday
Devin Booker

Will Sit Out Friday's Game
Nikola Jokić

Nikola Jokic Questionable for Friday
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Won't Face Nuggets Friday
Stephen Curry

Set to Play Friday
L.J. Cryer

Back in Action Thursday Night
Charles Bassey

Available Against Lakers
Gui Santos

Won't Play Thursday
Rudy Gobert

to Rest on Friday
Tari Eason

is Cleared to Play on Thursday
Kobe Brown

Won't Play on Thursday
Ben Sheppard

to Miss Third Straight Game
Jarace Walker

is Available on Thursday
Sam Hauser

Available Against Knicks
Blake Coleman

Unavailable Thursday
Quinton Byfield

Cleared to Play Thursday
Thomas Chabot

Makes Surprise Return Thursday
Luke Hughes

to Miss Rest of Season
Stuart Skinner

Faces Devils Thursday
Nazem Kadri

to "Miss Some Games" With Finger Injury
Seth Jones

to Miss Rest of Season Due to Broken Foot
Corbin Carroll

Dealing With Hip Injury, Not Expected to Miss Much Time
NFL

Jordyn Tyson to Hold Individual Workout on April 17
Brent Rooker

Exits Early on Thursday Due to Apparent Injury
NFL

No New Injury Issues for Francis Mauigoa
Travis Hunter

to be "Limited Participant" During Offseason Workouts
Carolina Panthers

Denzel Boston Visiting With Panthers on Thursday
Mark Andrews

Ready for More Opportunities in 2026
Tyrone Tracy Jr.

Part of a Muddled Giants Backfield Heading into 2026
Chimere Dike

Fantasy Value Potentially Limited by What He Offers in Return Game
Chase Brown

an Important Name to Monitor on Day 1 of the NFL Draft
Bijan Robinson

Could Just Be Entering His Prime
Jameson Williams

Consistency the Key to a True Jameson Williams Breakout
Zach Benson

Scores Twice in Comeback Victory
Logan Thompson

Shuts Out the Leafs
Zach Eflin

Undergoes Successful Elbow Surgery, Will Miss Remainder of 2026
J.K. Dobbins

Broncos Prioritized Re-Signing J.K. Dobbins
NFL

Francis Mauigoa to Undergo Additional Imaging on a Back Issue
Kaleb McGary

Retires After Seven Years in the NFL
Jawaan Taylor

Signs with the Falcons
Andrei Kuzmenko

to Be Re-Evaluated in 7-8 Days
Mason Appleton

Won't Play Thursday
Tony DeAngelo

Expected to Return Thursday
John Klingberg

Rejoins Sharks Lineup Wednesday
Alex Lyon

Dealing With Lower-Body Injury
Oliver Ekman-Larsson

Back in Action Wednesday
Alex Ovechkin

Won't Decide Future Until Offseason
Cole Ragans

"Should be Good" for Next Start
Reynaldo López

Reynaldo Lopez Handed Seven-Game Suspension
Jorge Soler

Suspended Seven Games, Will Appeal
NFL

NFL Scouts See Plenty of Upside With Drew Allar
NFL

Ty Simpson to Fall into Second Round in NFL Draft?
Cole Ragans

Diagnosed With Thumb Contusion
Cole Ragans

Leaves Early on Wednesday After Being Hit in the Hand
Jacob deGrom

Expects to Make his Next Start
Konnor Griffin

Pirates Sign Konnor Griffin to Nine-Year Extension
Justus Annunen

Ends Predators' 120-Game Streak Without a Shutout
Trevor Zegras

Leads Flyers to Victory Tuesday
Tyrrell Hatton

a Steady Option at The Masters
Justin Thomas

a High-Risk, High-Reward Option at The Masters
PGA

Sungjae Im a Volatile Option at the Masters
Nicolai Hojgaard

Carrying Momentum Into The Masters
Si Woo Kim

in Strong Form Heading to The Masters
Chris Gotterup

Ready to Make His Masters Debut
Patrick Reed

Brings Momentum to The Masters
Jon Rahm

Looks Poised for His Second Green Jacket
Jacob deGrom

Doesn't Have Structural Damage in his Knee
J.T. Realmuto

Leaves Game on Tuesday Due to Bruised Right Foot
Cody Ponce

to Have Knee Surgery, Expected to Miss Six Months
Alejandro Kirk

Facing Six-Week Absence
Jacob deGrom

to Undergo MRI on Tuesday
Mike Trout

Back in the Lineup on Tuesday
Hunter Brown

Diagnosed with Grade 2 Shoulder Strain
Adam Scott

Form Points to Him Competing at Masters
Jordan Spieth

Finding Consistency Heading to Masters
Hideki Matsuyama

Trending In Right Direction For Masters
Cade Horton

to Undergo Season-Ending Elbow Surgery
Tommy Fleetwood

a Contender if his Putter Cooperates at The Masters
Jacob deGrom

Pitches Through Knee Issue on Monday
Dalton Rushing

Smacks Two Homers in Rout of Blue Jays
Max Scherzer

Dealing With Forearm Tendinitis, Expected to Make his Next Start
Collin Morikawa

Vegas has Lost Confidence in Collin Morikawa Ahead of Masters Tournament
Ludvig Aberg

One of the Top Plays For This Week's Masters Tournament
Rory McIlroy

Set to Defend his Long-Awaited Masters Victory
Bryson DeChambeau

Looks to Finally Claim a Green Jacket
Patrick Cantlay

Needs Plenty to Go Right at Augusta
Harris English

Playing Solid Golf Heading to Masters
Sam Burns

Bouncing Back Nicely After Slow Start to 2026 Season
Corey Conners

Quietly Putting Together A Strong 2026 Season
Russell Henley

Looks to Bounce Back At Masters
Chris Duncan

Suffers Second-Round Submission Loss
Renato Moicano

Gets Back In The Win Column
Tabatha Ricci

Gets Outgrappled
Virna Jandiroba

Bounces Back
Brendson Ribeiro

Suffers First-Round Submission Loss
Abdul-Rakhman Yakhyaev

Earns First-Round Submission Win
Rafael Estevam

Suffers His First Loss
Ethyn Ewing

Dominates At UFC Vegas 115
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF