DraftKings NBA Picks April 26

We are down to just two games tonight as the Cavs swept the Pacers. The DraftKings player pool is dwindling even further, which makes it harder for us to get separation. Who can help us tonight? Where can we get some separation from the pack? Let’s take a look!

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The money line was down partially due to the poor shooting in the Clippers-Jazz game. That also kept me out of the money. The line was at 256.75.

The winning lineup was down a ways to 310.5 for the same reason. He had the Russell Westbrook/James Harden stack for the last time this season. He survived a poor game from Alex Abrines and picked up a lot of value from David Lee and Manu Ginobili.

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PG: John Wall ($10,400):Wall had his worst game of the series in Game 4. Both games in Atlanta were a little disappointing for Wall and those who played him, but he still came out of there with 92.25 DraftKings points. Expect him to be better at home in Game 5. Wall racked up 115.75 DraftKings points in the first two games there.

SG: Jimmy Butler ($10,000): Butler rebounded from a Game 3 disaster to post another really good line in Game 4. Butler has at least 48 DraftKings points in three of the four games. I like those odds enough to roll him alongside Wall over Bradley Beal.

G: Jose Calderon ($2,700): Simply put, Calderon is the reason the Hawks won Game 4. Even after fouls were no longer an issue, Calderon was kept in there because of the way the team was playing with him in the floor. In what has been a very tight series, both teams are looking for any kind of advantage they can get. Expect Calderon to see an increased role again tonight.

UTIL: Bojan Bogdanovic ($3,200): Bogdanovic has been a crap shoot since the Wizards acquired him. He still remains so, but this is why the team traded for him: to score off the bench, most notably in the playoffs. He has mostly answered the call with two solid games in Atlanta. He should be good for around 6x value again now that the series is returning home.

SF: Kent Bazemore ($4,700): Bazemore stepped up with Dennis Schroder in foul trouble and struggling. I wouldn’t expect the kind of output that he had in Game 4, but Bazemore should still be a solid source of points off the bench. Tim Hardaway Jr. has not been the most consistent at shooting guard either. Bazemore’s strong play could cut into his minutes if Hardaway struggles. The problem there is the fact that we wont know until after the game starts.

PF: Paul Millsap ($8,700): Millsap still had a productive game even though Dwight Howard went off in Game 4. His price has jumped yet again to the point where he may be hard pressed to get 5x value, but he is so far above the rest of the power forward group that it makes sense to pay up. There are bargains, and separation, to be found elsewhere.

C: Marcin Gortat ($5,900): After a sub-par Game 3, Gortat came back with a huge performance on the glass in Game 4. He still only took four shots for the second straight game, so Gortat still needs to clean the glass to get value. Despite Dwight Howard’s best game of the series, Gortat still put up 34.5 DraftKings points. That was his third game of more than 30 DraftKings points out of four. He should still be a safe option.

F: Taurean Prince ($4,200): Prince is still starting at small forward for the Hawks, but Bazemore has arguably outplayed him. Still, Prince hits a large percentage of his shots and is a solid rebounder. That keeps his floor solid, but his upside is limited with all of the other options that the Hawks have.

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