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DraftKings EuroLeague basketball picks December 3

By Mike Marteny

Mike James, #5 of CSKA Moscow in action during the 2019/2020 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Regular Season (Photo by Mikhail Serbin/Euroleague Basketball via Getty Images)
Mike James, #5 of CSKA Moscow in action during the 2019/2020 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Regular Season (Photo by Mikhail Serbin/Euroleague Basketball via Getty Images) /
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MUNICH, GERMANY – JUNE 07: Luke Sikma of Alba Berlin scores during the EasyCredit Basketball Bundesliga (BBL) match between Fraport Skyliners and Alba Berlin at Audi Dome on June 7, 2020 in Munich, Germany. The German easyCredit Basketball Bundesliga resumes its season after the forced break due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis. The champion will be crowned on June 28, 2020 after a three-week tournament with 10 teams. (Photo by Andreas Gebert/Pool via Getty Images) /

DraftKings EuroLeague Forwards:

Will Clyburn has the best number among the top forwards, but the worst matchup. Bojan Dubljevic has been solid, but not worth the price for quite some time now. He’s only gone over 25 DraftKings points in five of 11 rounds. This is a nice matchup though, so I wont rule it out.

Luke Sikma putting up good numbers on Milan is encouraging. He has been really good when the matchup favors him as it does here. Add in the fact that Lemmers may be out, and we could see a big game from Sikma.

This is a good matchup for Shavon Shields, but so was Tuesday. Jan Vesely and Derrick Williams are much safer options even if they don’t quite have the ceiling that Shields does.

I’ve been riding Hassan Martin for a while now, but we’re at the point where his price concerns me. If he busts, there’s a lot wrapped up in him. For the price, I’d rather take a shot on Nikola Milutinov finding his stroke and breaking the slate.

Niels Giffey has been the model of inconsistency, but if Lemmers misses this game, I’m high on him. The matchup is right and he should see more than his normal share of minutes. Giffey has done well when getting 20+ minutes per game.

The entire St. Petersburg front has a nice matchup, but it’s not often that Will Thomas, Alex Poythress, and Mateusz Ponitka all hit value in the same game. You can play some roulette here or go with the proven commodities of Tornike Shengelia and Georgios Papagiannis.

Danilo Barthel looks underpriced here. Fenerbahce has been struggling lately and Barthel has been the only bright spot. Dyshawn Pierre looks nice for the price as well. They both have good floors for value plays.

I really like Johnny O’bryant if he’s able to play. Emmanuel Terry is a solid pivot if O’bryant is out, but with the Fenerbahce value, Terry still feels like a bit of a reach.