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NBA DFS – Studs, Scrubs, & Duds (10/27)

By Jeremy Lambert

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK – OCTOBER 18: Caris LeVert #22 of the Brooklyn Nets handles the ball on offense against the Toronto Raptors at Barclays Center on October 18, 2019 in New York, New York. (Photo by Steven Ryan/Getty Images) /

Duds

Caris LeVert (at MEM – $6,800 on DK; $6,400 on FD): LeVert’s price is just too high for the production he’s giving you right now. He can always find his rhythm, but Kyrie will continue to dominate the ball for the Nets. There are better value options below him.

CJ McCollum (at DAL – $6,600 on DK; $6,500 on FD): The same goes for McCollum, who can’t seem to find his stroke right now. His potential is higher than LeVert’s simply because he’s a better player who is afforded more opportunities. But he’s not scoring much tonight and he’s reliant on his scoring to produce.

Terry Rozier (at LAL – $6,400 on DK; $6,500 on FD): And perhaps the worst of this trio around the same salary. Rozier isn’t all that good and that’s being shown now that he is given more freedom. And the Lakers defense might be better than we were giving them credit prior to the season.

Zach Collins (at DAL – $4,900 on DK; $5,300 on FD): Collins hasn’t produced much in the early season. Olynyk is looking like a better option at this price and Herro and Dinwiddie offer a higher upside. Until Collins can prove some type of consistency, he’s not worth it right now.

JaVale McGee (vs CHA – $4,500 on DK; $4,300 on FD): And the same goes for McGee, who’s barely getting minutes at this point. Until he proves he can stay on the floor, there is no reason to take him over Howard or at all at this point.

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