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FanDuel daily picks: Fantasy basketball lineup – February 14, 2018

By Jeremy Lambert

NEW ORLEANS, LA - JANUARY 28: Anthony Davis
NEW ORLEANS, LA - JANUARY 28: Anthony Davis /
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Anthony Davis, NO vs LAL ($11,800): The Lakers rank first against centers in their last 15 games, but Davis actually moved back to power forward in favor of Emeka Okafor playing center on Monday. The Lakers are ranked 16th against power forwards in their last 15 games. Davis had 66.9 fantasy points against the Lakers on Oct. 22. That game was early in the season, and the Lakers are playing much better now, but Davis is a top player in the league for a reason and the top option on New Orleans. He’ll push 60 fantasy points once again. *****

Andre Drummond, DET vs ATL ($10,600): Drummond had 57 fantasy points against the Hawks on Sunday, The Hawks are on a back-to-back and rank 24th against the position in their last 15 games. The Pistons have been on a slide in recent games, but Drummond continues to put up monster rebounding games to go along with solid scoring production. He should be over 50 fantasy points once again on Wednesday. ****

Clint Capela, HOU vs SAC ($8,500): Capela missed value against the Timberwolves, posting 32.9 fantasy points on Tuesday. Expect a bounce back game as the Kings are also on a back-to-back, but will likely limit the minutes of Zach Randolph. Capela had 53.9 fantasy points against the Kings on Oct. 18. That game was too early to mean a whole lot, but it goes to show the kind of damage Capela can do. He’s only gotten better since then and the Kings have gotten worse. ****