There were nine games across the NBA last night with some great finishes, mild upsets, and the end of the Warriors winning streak at 10 as they fell to the Nets. If you’re looking for the fantasy basketball standouts, you’ve come to the right place as we look back each morning at the top performers of the night before. Here’s the best stat lines and a sleeper to know from Wednesday night’s action.
The Blazers bounced back from their tough loss in Sacramento with a win over the Magic led by Aldridge who had 36 points on 16-25 from the field to go with nine rebounds, three blocks, a steal, and an assist. He’s definitely continuing to emerge as an elite fantasy option on a nightly basis.
Harden led the league in scoring last night with 38 points in the Rockets win over the Lakers. He shot 14-23 from the field including 2-7 from downtown while adding a handful of steals, four rebounds, and four assists.
Batum finished with a triple-double against the Magic with 14 points, 14 assists, and ten rebounds. Batun him a pair of threes while a steal and a block as well as the Blazers got the win 110-94.
Griffin was huge in the Clippers win over Boston including setting up more Griffin poster moments starring Kris Humphries. He finished with 29 points in his 41 minutes while dishing out eight assists to go with six rebounds and a pair of steals.
Although the Warriors win streak came to an end, Curry still turned in a solid night. He only hit 2-10 three-pointers but still finished with 34 points to go with seven assists, five rebounds, and three steals.
Dragic continued to come up huge for the Suns in the absence of Eric Bledsoe leading them to a win last night in Minnesota. Dragic finished with 26 points, nine assists, and six rebounds while allding a steal and a pair of three pointers and only turning the ball over three times in 41 minutes.
Our sleeper line of the night also comes from the Suns as Channing Crye continue his recent success with another strong game. H scored 22 points giving him five straight games in double-digits. Over that span, he’s hit four or more three-pointers in every game but one and five rebounds or more in all but one of those contests as well. He offers a unique blend of three-point shooting, boards, and a few blocks, but what he brings can be a help to many fantasy teams. It’s surprising that he’s still available in almost 40% of ESPN leagues, so check your wire if you need a boost since Frye and bring some value while he’s getting the minutes and hitting his shots.
