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Bryn Forbes Scores 13 Points In Spurs Win
11/11:San Antonio Spurs guard Bryn Forbes scored 13 points on 5-for-11 shooting in Saturday's 96-89 win over Houston, nailing all three attempts from three-point land. He also had five assists in the game with only one turnover. Forbes has been an efficient scorer as a starter this season, making over 41 percent of his triples and averaging 12.6 points per game. He's finished with less than 10 points just twice. The Spurs start the new week with games against Sacramento and Phoenix, who both struggle defensively, so Forbes is nicely set up for a couple of more solid scoring nights.Source: ESPN
DeMar DeRozan Records Second Consecutive Double-Double
11/11:San Antonio Spurs shooting guard DeMar DeRozan was pretty quiet on Saturday against the Rockets, but he still ended up getting his second consecutive double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds. He missed all three attempts from deep and shot 5-for-12 overall from the field while going 3-for-4 from the line. DeRozan also kept his record of having at least three assists in every game this season. The former Raptor has posted three games with less than 20 points this season and two of them have come this week. He's been a bit of disappointment offensively, but playing a defensively poor Kings team on Monday should help him get back on track.Source: ESPN
LaMarcus Aldridge In Double-Double Form Versus Rockets
11/11:San Antonio Spurs forward/center LaMarcus Aldridge picked up his fifth double-double of the season on Saturday, finishing a 96-89 win over Houston with 27 points and 10 rebounds. He shot 10-for-21 from the field and 7-for-8 from the line while also recording one block. Aldridge has been inconsistent this season, but he can fill it up in a hurry which he proved against Houston. He'll have another good matchup to do some damage on Monday when the Spurs visit Sacramento. The Kings are giving up 24.1 points and 11 rebounds per 48 minutes to power forwards this season.Source: ESPN
De'Aaron Fox Fills Up The Stat Sheet In Saturday's Loss
11/11:Sacramento Kings point guard De'Aaron Fox continued to play at an excellent level as he posted a full line in Saturday's loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. Fox was 8-for-17 from the floor for 21 points while dishing out two assists, with seven rebounds, two steals, and a block while adding three makes from beyond the arc in 39 minutes of action. Fox has seen massive improvement this season and will hope to continue his hot run against the San Antonio Spurs who are one of the best at guarding the point guard in DFS terms.Source: ESPN
Kosta Koufos Grabs Seven Rebounds Off The Bench
11/11:Sacramento Kings power forward/center Kosta Koufos continued to do his work on the glass off the bench for his club as he snagged seven rebounds on Saturday night in the loss. Koufos went scoreless but managed to add a block to his line in 12 minutes of action on the night. Koufos is a decent streamer in deep leagues when you need some rebounds as he has 16 over his last two games and even is averaging 1.0 steal a night on the season for an added bonus.Source: ESPN
Marvin Bagley Scores 13 Points
11/11:Sacramento Kings power forward/center Marvin Bagley scored 13 points off the bench for his club on Saturday in the 101-86 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. Bagley was 5-for-12 from the floor while adding three rebounds with a couple of blocks with three turnovers in this one. With Nemanja Bjelica hitting a wall, it would make sense to finally unleash Bagley as his per-36 minute numbers are 19.5 points, 9.7 rebounds, 1.9 blocks, 0.9 steals and 0.9 makes from three which are impressive numbers. Hang onto him, as it is just a matter of time.Source: ESPN
Buddy Hield Cannot Find The Basket On Saturday Night
11/11:Sacramento Kings shooting guard/small forward Buddy Hield will want to put Saturday night as far behind him as possible as he was just 3-for-17 from the floor in the loss. Hield scored 12 points and added four rebounds, with two assists with a single make from three in this one. Hield has now connected on just 18 of 53 shots over his last three games after his sizzling start to the season and he will look to bounce back on Monday when his club takes on the San Antonio Spurs.Source: ESPN
Iman Shumpert Quiet In The Loss
11/11:Sacramento Kings shooting guard/small forward Iman Shumpert provided seven points on 3-for-8 shooting in 26 minutes of action on Saturday. Shumpert was 1-for-4 from three while adding two rebounds with a couple of steals on the night. Shumpert could not follow up his 17 points that he had on Friday and will slowly be losing his minimal value with Bogdan Bogdanovic back in the mix in Sacramento. There are probably much better options on your waiver wire at the moment.Source: ESPN
Bogdan Bogdanovic Plays 20 Minutes In The Loss
11/11:Sacramento Kings shooting guard/small forward Bogdan Bogdanovic continues his return from injury as he suited up for 20 minutes on Saturday in his squad's loss. Bogdanovic was just 1-for-6 from the floor but was 4-for-5 from the line for six points while adding four rebounds with two assists and a steal on the night. He is working his way into the rotation, and is worth a stash in all formats as this could be the year he gets fully unleashed, but this may take a week or two, so be patient.Source: ESPN
Willie Cauley-Stein Secures A Double-Double
11/11:Sacramento Kings power forward/center Willie Cauley-Stein provided another double-double, making it five on the season, but it was not enough as his club got the loss to the Lakers on Saturday. WCS scored 12 points while hauling down 12 rebounds to go along with a block and a steal in 26 minutes of action. WCS struggled from the floor in this one as he shot just 6-for-14, but overall, he is having an excellent season for his club with much better consistency for his owners.Source: ESPN
Nemanja Bjelica Scores Just Two Points On Saturday
11/11:Sacramento Kings forward Nemanja Bjelica managed to score only two points on just 1-for-6 shooting from the field in his club's 15-point loss on Saturday. Bjelica salvaged his line with seven rebounds and two assists to go along with a steal in 26 minutes of action. It looks as if Bjelica's sell-high window has closed as he has struggled over his last four games with averages of just 5.0 points and 5.0 rebounds on 28.1% shooting from the floor as he has gone from one of the hottest fantasy players to a drop candidate in just over a week.Source: ESPN
Paul George Shooting Struggles Continue On Saturday
11/11:Oklahoma City Thunder forward Paul George continued to struggle from the floor as his club picked up the loss on Saturday to the Dallas Mavericks. George shot just 8-for-21 from the floor for 20 points while adding three makes from three with 13 rebounds, six assists, two steals, and a rough five turnovers. The added stats help ease the rough shooting and over his last four games, PG13 is shooting just 37.3% from the floor. If and when George can turn this around, he will be poised for top-15 value for owners.Source: ESPN
Terrance Ferguson Struggles With His Shot In The Loss
11/11:Oklahoma City Thunder shooting guard/small forward Terrance Ferguson could not follow up his 14 point outing from his previous game as he scored just two points on 1-for-7 shooting on Saturday. Ferguson did not add much else as he grabbed four rebounds with a single steal in 25 minutes of action. Ferguson does not hold much value even with Russell Westbrook (ankle) out, meaning there are probably better options on the waiver wire in your league.Source: ESPN
Nerlens Noel Grabs Six Rebounds In The Loss
11/11:Oklahoma City Thunder power forward/center Nerlens Noel managed to grab six rebounds in just 11 minutes of action off the bench for his club on Saturday. Noel was 1-for-2 from the floor for two points while adding a block and a steal to his line. If you are need of defensive numbers, then Noel is worth a look in deeper formats as he is posting 1.8 blocks with 1.0 steals over his last six games in just 12.8 minutes of action, which is actually quite solid.Source: ESPN
Raymond Felton Plays 16 Minutes On Saturday
11/11:Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Raymond Felton continued to get some extra minutes with Russell Westbrook (ankle) sidelined in Saturday's loss. Felton provided seven points on just 3-for-12 shooting while adding three rebounds with two assists in 16 minutes of action on the night. Felton has put up 7.0 points, 2.0 assists with a steal on 37% shooting in his previous three games, which is not enough for consideration in pretty much all formats.Source: ESPN
