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*Photo via USA Today
Kemba Walker- This is pretty much a playoff game for both teams. The Hornets could be shorthanded again, so Kemba will need to step up. It will also help the Heat are giving up 43 fantasy points a game to point guards over their last five games.
Zach LaVine- Rubio will probably be out again, and LaVine has been averaging 25 fantasy points over his last five. Plus the Kings allow the second most fantasy points to point guards. LaVine should be able to hit value tonight.
Dwyane Wade- The Heat need this win, so Wade will look to carry this banged up Heat team. The Hornets are also giving up 41 fantasy points a game to shooting guards over their last five games. Things are looking good for Wade tonight.
Ben McLemore- McLemore is coming off one of his better games on the season, posting 37 fantasy points. Tonight he faces the Timberwolves, who are allowing 38 fantasy points game.
Kawhi Leonard- Kawhi has put up 48+ plus in two of his last four, and tonight he faces OKC, who are allowing small forwards to average 39 fantasy points a game over their last ten.
I like Kawhi to have another big game tonight.
Andrew Wiggins- Wiggins has put up some great games over the last two weeks, tonight he will face a King’s team that is allowing the third most fantasy points to small forwards.
Tim Duncan- I think Duncan takes advantage of the Thunder’s poor defense and the fact the Thunder are allowing 40 fantasy points a game to power forwards.
Mike Muscala- Muscala will most likely get some minutes with Millsap out the next two games, he should be able to hit value and give you some cap relief.
DeMarcus Cousin- Cousins faces the Timberwolves, who are allowing the second most fantasy points to centers. This should mean a big game for Cousins.
*Stats via Rotowire.com.