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DraftKings NBA picks November 18: I can see for Myles and Myles

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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - NOVEMBER 16: Myles Turner #33 of the Indiana Pacers dunks the ball in the game against the Milwaukee Bucks during the fourth quarter at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on November 16, 2019 in Indianapolis, Indiana. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and/or using this Photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images)
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DraftKings NBA picks November 18: I can see for Myles and Myles

We have one of the busier night in a week in the Association with nine game for our DraftKings NBA tournaments tonight. We don’t have any Warriors value to carry us (or to try to decipher, however you look at it), so we have to look at the injury report for help.

The main slate is littered with injuries again, some to big names.

Out: Andrew Wiggins (personal), Kyle Lowry (thumb), Caris LeVert (thumb), Otto Porter (foot), Elfrid Payton (hamstring), Eric Gordon (knee), Carmelo Anthony (conditioning), Shabazz Napier (hamstring), Andre Roberson (knee), Zach Collins (shoulder), Khris Middleton (quad), Deandre Ayton (suspension), Patrick McCaw (knee), Reggie Bullock (back), Kadeem Allen (knee), John Henson (hamstring), Dylan Windler (leg), Wilson Chandler (suspension), Kevin Durant (Achilles), Victor Oladipo (knee), Edmond Sumner (hand), Nene (hip), Gerald Green (foot), Jusuf Nurkic (leg), Ed Davis (leg), Cristiano Felicio (wrist), Ty Jerome (ankle), Gordon Hayward (hand).

Questionable: Kawhi Leonard (knee), Kyrie Irving (shoulder), Domantas Sabonis (hip), Malcolm Brogdon (back), Jeremy Lamb (ankle), Serge Ibaka (ankle), Larry Nance (thumb), Patrick Beverley (calf), Josh Okogie (knee), Hamidou Diallo (knee), T.J. McConnell (groin), Landry Shamet (ankle), Pau Gasol (foot).

Wiggins is dealing with the death of his grandmother, so he is considered doubtful, but may play. I listed him as out, so keep an eye on that. Since it is not a physical injury, Wiggins should be good to go when he returns. The Pacers are the place to watch since value could evaporate with Brogdon and Lamb nearing returns.

Both NBA lineups cracked 300 last night, but the money line was very high at 310. I finished half a point shy with one lineup and four points shy with the other. Aminu and Burks really hurt the bottom line.

epasauce took it down with 380 DraftKings points. He built with LeBron and Vucevic like I (and most) did, but he also used Jamal Murray and Trae Young while nailing value with Ky Bowman, NAW, and Melli.