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FanDuel NBA DFS Lineup Picks (3/10/18): Daily Fantasy Basketball Advice

Five total games tonight, but FanDuel's main slate is only covering four. At first thought the Hornets-Suns game seems like an easy game to gloss over but there is a ton value to be found. First off, the upside-riddled Devin Booker should have minimal pressure on him tonight. His toughest competition would be Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, but he has been playing less and less minutes in his most recent games. Even then, Booker proves to be slowly working his way into the 'un-guardable' category and his production is more dependent on how well his teammates can (or cannot) score.

Outside of that game there is value scattered throughout. All have their fair share of risk, but we'll get to that later. For the must-starts, Russell Westbrook is going to make or break almost every lineup tonight. As much as I want to credit the Spurs defense, they won't be able to totally stop Westbrook, so expect him to be on a modest triple-double watch, most likely rebounds being the category he will struggle with most. Lou Williams, Bradley Beal, LaMarcus Aldridge, and DeAndre Jordan round out the rest of the top plays for tonight.

Below you will find our daily fantasy basketball lineup picks for FanDuel on 3/10/18. 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 read more DFS lineup picks for DraftKings and other sports too.

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FanDuel DFS Guards

D.J. Augustin - PG, at LAC ($4,800)

D.J. Augustin has had all the upside in Orlando recently, but only a handful of times has he been a serious impact player in the box score. The Clippers guards struggle defensively and Augustin qualifies as one of the harder point guards to cover. His speed is going to create problems for the Clippers defense, giving his teammates equal upside. His price is a little higher than expected given his recent outings, but this matchup makes it hard for him NOT to exceed projected. With such little competition and an already capable track record, Augustin is guaranteed minutes and production.

Also Consider: Yogi Ferrell - PG, vs MEM ($4,100)

Wayne Selden - SG, at DAL ($3,700)

This is bold. This is VERY bold. Other than minimal minutes off the bench, Wayne Selden has not shown much promise when it comes to production. He had a decent stretch a while back, but since then his minutes have decreased significantly. Selden's minutes are dependent on his production, even though the Grizzlies are in full-blown tank mode. He has the ability to catch fire on ANY night and going up against a more inexperienced backcourt increases that upside. For this price, might as well put Selden in one of your more risky lineups, but there is no reason why his style of play won't translate to production given pace of both teams.

Also Consider: Wesley Matthews - SG, vs MEM ($5,300)

 

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Jonathon Simmons - SF, at LAC ($6,200)

The Clippers rank 25th against opposing small forwards and Jonathon Simmons is a VERY athletic small forward. His shooting could use some improvement, but it hasn't changed him from being able to get to his spots. His usage rate COULD be higher for his role, and if it does increase to around 20-22% tonight, he will exceed his projection without question. He is one of the more dependable rotational pieces on the Magic, but for DFS he has shown to be fairly and annoyingly inconsistent. Luckily, he will always get minutes and will always do something with those minutes, but just know it's never guaranteed. Tonight against the Clippers, consider and roster Simmons with confidence.

Also Consider: Doug McDermott - SF, vs MEM ($3,700)

Kelly Olynyk - PF, vs WAS ($4,700)

The only problem with this pick is that the Washington Wizards rank fifth against opposing power forwards. What makes this the "pick of the night" is that Olynyk scores against anyone, especially the Wizards. He's been playing against them for years and his style is so self-oriented that HE'S the only player that can really stop him. If he is hitting his shot, which he has been lately, he will be THE source of production out of the bench frontcourt. He thrives in the second unit and it transitions to just general, even late-4th quarter production. Olynyk has been a great fantasy asset this season is every format, even with Bam Adebayo emerging as the next elite Heat defender.

Also Consider: Mike Scott - PF, @ MIA ($3,500)

 

FanDuel DFS Centers

Cody Zeller - C, vs PHO ($3,600)

If you decide to get some use out of the Suns-Hornets game, Cody Zeller is your guy. He has been consistent all-season regardless of role. Fantasy wise, DeAndre Jordan and Nikola Vucevic are easily your best option tonight and you HAVE to spend up for one of the two. Other than that, the Suns frontcourt ranks 25th against opposing centers and if Dwight Howard sees any less minutes, Zeller is going to benefit. There are not many options at center tonight and especially none that provide much value. His last 10 games, he has yet to exceed 18 FPTS, but his price is so low, that's all you really need. The risk is there but I could not resist tempting the option.

Also Consider: Steven Adams - C, vs SA ($7,200)

 

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