NBA DFS: Studs, scrubs, and duds December 10

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Scrubs

Miles Bridges (vs WAS – $5,100 on DK; $5,400 on FD): There is some good value on the Hornets and in this game in general as the offense should be up but neither team has too many high salary guys. Bridges has shown a high ceiling and gets the opportunities on most nights. He had a big game against the Wizards earlier this season.

Carmelo Anthony (vs NY – $5,600 on DK; $6,000 on FD): Carmelo can be hit and miss but he never lacks for shots and he he’s done well against bad teams. The Knicks are obviously a bad team. These aren’t the Knicks Melo is used to but they’re still his former team and one he would probably like a little revenge against. He’ll score and rebound.

Tyler Herro (vs ATL – $5,900 on DK; $5,400 on FD): Herro and Nunn are once again great options with Winslow being out of the lineup. Nunn might be the more consistent player but Herro has the higher ceiling. You can’t go wrong with either in this game as one of them will be in for a big night while the other will do enough to at least justify the salary.

Marcus Morris (at POR – $5,300 on DK; $6,100 on FD): It’s always tough to trust anyone on the Knicks but Morris remains at a good salary and he has been consistent throughout this season. The Blazers aren’t exactly a great team either, especially with their frontcourt issues. If nothing else, Morris is going to get you value.