With 12 games on the slate, this article will focus on the top overall plays on the NBA DFS Boom/Bust Tool. This space will always focus on the factors mentioned above, but at times we will call out plays that are over-owned, taking the opportunity to discuss the potential pivots. Finding the right combination of upside plays that the public is not getting to frequently enough is critical on a slate of this size when everyone is riding the same value plays. The options in high-scoring games are plentiful and many quality options are at low raw ownership, if not positive leverage on the slate. Getting to a broad mix of the obvious building-block values, however popular, in combination with a diverse mix of stars and mid-range players in less-than-likely combinations is a strong approach to lineup building on this slate. The words “good” and “luck” come to mind. Anything can happen with the known unknowns, such as the status of superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo, and there are plenty of unknown unknowns that can potentially wipe out all current expectations and completely change the shape of the slate moments before lock. The slate has numerous question marks and a lot of players gearing up for golf during the offseason, making an already unpredictable sport basically guesswork several hours from lock. The slate also includes five games with totals in the 230s, most notably a huge 238.5 between the Wizards and Timberwolves. Getting to a piece of that high-end contest in most lineups is a good idea, the variety of plays provided make it easy to target. That game offers a wide array of premium talent, low-cost bargains, and opportunity-based plays from the mid-range. The slate includes several obvious plays from the extreme value tier that act as fundamental building blocks for lineups, as well as a massive 244.5-point game total between the Rockets and Nets. Tonight’s 12-game slate has all the trappings of the recently upside-down nights of fantasy basketball. Today, after spending far too long trying to figure out what happened to Monday’s column before remembering that there was no NBA action yesterday, it feels like the correct mental state to analyze absurd chaotic atrocious late-season basketball. These NBA DFS articles typically begin with copying the recognizable template from the previous day’s draft, setting everything up helps to mentally check in for the process of creating content.
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