FanDuel daily picks: Fantasy basketball lineup-November 25
High Value PG
Rajon Rondo-Chicago Bulls (5,700): Rondo is a steady option who has posted over 30 fantasy points in each of his last four complete games and has been a nice complement to Dwyane Wade and Jimmy Butler in the Bulls attack. Rondo is usually a little under ten points, a little under ten assists, and a little under ten rebounds, but his consistent multi-cateogry production makes him a low-risk play against the 76ers in Philly tonight. ∗∗∗
Tim Frazier-New Orleans Pelicans (5,400): Frazier is in a potential revenge game tonight as he takes on the Blazers in Portland. Even with Jrue Holiday back form his early-season absence, Frazier has been productive for the Pelicans on their recent winning streak. Frazier had 37 and 53 fantasy points in two games over the past week but did cool down to just 22.8 fantasy points on Wednesday. He has a higher ceiling than Rondo, but he’s riskier because his role is less secure. ∗∗
Patrick Beverley-Houston Rockets (4,400): If you have to dig below the 5K line tonight, check out Beverley who is coming off his best game of the season. On Wednesday, he had 10-10-4 for 26 fantasy points while playing 35 minutes. If he gets over 30 minutes he should produce 25+ fantasy points since he turns in good numbers in all other categories despite taking a back seat to James Harden running the offense.∗∗
Jamal Murray-Denver Nuggets (3,800): Murray has been a recurring start this week in my FanDuel daily picks. He led the Nuggets to a win on Tuesday with 24 points to go with six boards and two assists in just 22 minutes. He had 30.3 fantasy points in that game and has over 28 in each of his last three contest. Murray remains a steal at under 4K and he should continue to get the opportunity to produce since Danilo Gallinari and Gary Harris are both hurting. Gallinari is officially questionable for tonight but I doubt he’ll play. No Gallo-∗∗∗∗ With Gallinari-∗∗
Jerryd Bayless-Philadlephia 76ers (3,500): Bayless is no longer on a minutes restriction and is quickly showing he can be a key piece to the Sixers short-term improvement. He struggled in his first game back on Monday, but he looked much better on Wednesday against one of his former teams, the Grizzlies. In that game, he played 30 minutes and had 18 points, six rebounds, and six assists for a solid 29.2 fantasy points. He is still going to play behind Sergio Rodriguez for now, but I think eventually he’ll get into the Sixers starting lineup.∗∗
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