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FanDuel daily picks: Fantasy basketball lineup – April 27, 2018

MIAMI, FL - APRIL 9: Russell Westbrook
MIAMI, FL - APRIL 9: Russell Westbrook
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Cleveland Cavaliers, Indiana Pacers
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Cavaliers-Pacers (Cavaliers Lead 3-2)

As always, you know the deal with the the Cavaliers. LeBron James is a guarantee to be well over value. Kyle Korver remains my favorite role player due to his familiarity in the system and the trust LeBron has in him. Kevin Love has provided next to nothing all series and simply isn’t worth it at his salary. Speaking of “not worth it.” That goes for every players on the Cavaliers. They’re either missing shots or not getting enough shots. Either way, despite the low price tag on all them, they aren’t worth the price.

There are plenty of question marks on the Pacers roster.

Oladipo has been under value in four straight. He continues to struggle with his shot and isn’t doing quite enough in other categories to make up that value. Even at a reduced salary, he’s a slight risk.

Thaddeus Young was under value in Game 5, but expect a bounce back perform in Game 6. The same goes for Darren Collison. Bojan Bogdanovic has struggled in the last two games, but may find more comfort in Game 6. He seems due for a big game, especially at home.

Domantas Sabonis has been great in the last two games. But I’m unsure if he’s for real or if he’s just been hot. It looks like he’s going to get the bulk of the minutes over Myles Turner, which makes him a better option. Lance Stephenson still has a low enough salary where he’s a good punt candidate. He gets minutes and opportunities. Cory Joseph was great in Game 5, but can’t be relied upon to produce in a similar manner in Game 6.