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FanDuel daily picks: Fantasy basketball lineup – December 27, 2017

By Jeremy Lambert

PHILADELPHIA,PA - DECEMBER 15 : Paul George
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Jrue Holiday, NO vs BKN ($7,700): Holiday missed value for the first time in seven games on Saturday against the Heat. I’m not too concerned given this matchup on Wednesday. The Nets are 16th against the position in their last 15 games are on a back-to-back. Holiday should be in for a big night as he’s able to put up numbers in all categories. I like him to be easily above 40 fantasy points in this one and would not rule out a 50 fantasy point game. *****

Tyreke Evans, MEM at LAL ($8,500): Evans continues to get it done for the Grizzlies, even if everyone else around him is failing. He had 37.5 fantasy points against the Suns on Tuesday. The Grizzlies are on a back-to-back, which might be concerning if not for the fact that he’s hit value in every back-to-back game this season. The Lakers are 29th against the position in their last 15 games. He’s the only player on Memphis that I trust right now and I like him to be at value or better in this one. ***

Bradley Beal, WAS at ATL ($7,800): The Hawks are first against the position in their last 15 games, which is a bit worrying for potential Beal owners. The good news is that he had 35.8 fantasy points in 28 minutes against them on Nov. 11. After two rough games, Beal looked a bit more like himself on Monday, collecting 40.6 fantasy points against the Celtics. The only concern about this one is that the Wizards put it away early. ***