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DFS NBA Full Court Press: FanDuel & DraftKings Main Slate – Nov. 23rd, 2022

Main Slate Breakdown for NBA DFS 11/23:

Nov 22, 2022; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul Reed (44) drives against Brooklyn Nets guard Ben Simmons (10) during the fourth quarter at Wells Fargo Center. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports

Welcome to another year of the DFS Army NBA Full Court Press! Members had a ton of success using the Full Court Press along with various articles and tools that DFS Army provides last season, so we are glad to be back with another year of the all-inclusive article. You have to start your research somewhere, and oftentimes going game by game and breaking down every matchup and its key players is the first step in our process. My name is Mike aka @MadnessDFS on Twitter, make sure to give me a follow as I’ll occasionally make updates to the advice in the article. But, you’ll mostly find me in our VIP coaching forums where I provide detailed lineup maneuvers and answer all lineup questions. With that said, let’s get it started!

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Philadephia 76ers @ Charlotte Hornets

Vegas Total: 214.5

Vegas Spread: Cha -3.5

We’ll kick off this slate with the Sixers who will be shorthanded and without Joel Embiid, James Harden, and Tyrese Maxey yet again. We saw Montrezl Harrell start in Embiid’s place last night, but it was Paul Reed who had the big game. Reed played 31 minutes and looked far better than Harrell who played just 16 minutes. Reed would be my preferred option here, but I’m not sure we need to go to either of them on a big slate. De’Anthony Melton and Shake Milton will continue to run the backcourt and look like nice options in a great matchup. Milton is the one starter who isn’t quite priced up enough for their role with these guys off of the court. He has a 25.9% usage rate and 0.98 fantasy points per minute with these guys off of the court this season. Then Tobias Harris will look like a strong option as well, he looked great last season averaging 35.14 DraftKings points per game with Embiid out last season… although the price tag has already caught up to him. From the Hornets, they’ll be without LaMelo Ball again in this one but otherwise, they look to be pretty healthy. Below is how this team has operated with Ball off of the court this season:

These would be my preferred options from the Hornets in what should be a pretty good matchup against the Sixers’ B-team. PJ Washington came back to Earth last time out but has been in great form with at least 31 DraftKings points in three of his last four games. Then Mason Plumlee is a fine secondary center option but is never really a guy I get a bunch of, especially on a big slate.

5-star play: Shake Milton

4-star play: Tobias Harris, De’Anthony Melton, Gordon Hayward, Terry Rozier, Kelly Oubre, PJ Washington

 Deeper Value: Paul Reed

GPP Sleeper: Paul Reed, Montrezl Harrell, Mason Plumlee, Dennis Smith Jr., Kelly Oubre

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Portland Trail Blazers @ Cleveland Cavaliers

Vegas Total: 217.5

Vegas Spread: Cle -8.5

Starting with the Blazers, they’ll be without Damian Lillard in this one which will open up a bunch of minutes and usage in that backcourt and on the team as a whole. Below is how this team has operated with him off of the court this season:

Shaedon Sharpe moved into the starting lineup for Dame last time out, but just hasn’t shown me enough to warrant getting on a big slate tonight, he’s a pretty easy fade for me. Anfernee Simons is going to be my favorite option from the Blazers, he’s been extremely good when Dame sits and has at least 43 FanDuel points in back-to-back games. Josh Hart and Jerami Grant are in a similar boat where they’ll play all the minutes in the world, but the price tag has certainly caught up with them… there will be more shots to go around with Dame out, however. Then they’ll need Jusuf Nurkic’s size down low against a big Cleveland team in this one, so he’s a solid GPP option. From the Cavs,  Donovan Mitchell had a nice bounce-back game against the Hawks last time out and would be a guy I like going right back to against the Blazers in this one. Darius Garland has been held under 35 FanDuel points in back-to-back games, I don’t think we need to force him in this one at an elevated price tag. I do like the price tags on Jarrett Allen and Evan Mobley, neither have are coming off great games but have been in good enough form to leave meat on the bone at their price tags. Then Kevin Love comes in as questionable but played last time out, so I would imagine he’s good to go here and makes sense as a tournament option.

5-star play: Anfernee Simons

4-star play: Jerami Grant, Jusuf Nurkic, Donovan Mitchell, Jarrett Allen, Evan Mobley

Deeper Value: None

GPP Sleeper: Josh Hart, Darius Garland, Kevin Love


Minnesota Timberwolves @ Indiana Pacers

Vegas Total: 235.5

Vegas Spread: Min -1.0

Starting with the Wolves, Karl-Anthony Towns has been fine as of late with at least 45 DraftKings points in three of his last four, and gets a great matchup with the Pacers here. I do like the price tag on him quite a bit though, so he makes plenty of sense here. Anthony Edwards has been in much better form over his last few games with at least 41 DraftKings points in four of his last five. D’Angelo Russell is a guy I haven’t really gotten to this season and has been extremely volatile this season. I do like the matchup quite a bit, but on a big slate, I don’t see myself prioritizing him again here. Rudy Gobert has been, well, terrible. The price tag is way down, but it’s warranted considering his production. I don’t mind taking a shot on him while the price is down, but I’m a little gun-shy with him at the moment. Then we can round this team out with Jaden McDaniels as a solid secondary tournament option. From the Pacers, Tyrese Haliburton has been incredible all season and will look good again here in a great matchup. Myles Turner continues to be great but the price tag has certainly caught up to his production and as bad as Gobert has been for DFS, he’s still an elite defender. Buddy Hield hasn’t been good lately either, he’s been held under 30 DraftKings points in three straight and will be another guy I wait for to bounce back before going too crazy with. Then guys like Jalen Smith and Bennedict Mathurin will be fine options but I’d prefer them in tournaments due to the volatility.

5-star play: Karl-Anthony Towns, Tyrese Haliburton

4-star play: Anthony Edwards, Rudy Gobert, Myles Turner

Deeper Value: None

GPP Sleeper: De’Angelo Russell, Rudy Gobert, Jaden McDaniels, Buddy Hield, Jalen Smith, Bennedict Mathurin

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Dallas Mavericks @ Boston Celtics

Vegas Total: 218.5

Vegas Spread: Bos -4.5

Starting with the Mavs, Luka Doncic had a down game last time out relative to his standards but has been in elite form with at least 61 FanDuel points in three of his last four. He’s going to look like a top raw option on this slate and someone I have no issue going right back to here. Spencer Dinwiddie has been held down over his last two games as well and comes into this one as questionable, so keep an eye on the Breaking News Feed as we get closer to lock for an update on his status. I don’t think he’s a guy I’m going to get too much of on a slate of this size regardless. The minutes have been all over the place for Christian Wood, I kind of thought he would start to see around 30 minutes per game with JaVale McGee struggling so much, but that’s not the case, he’s a tournament-only option until those minutes solidify. Then the rest of this team is in the same boat as being a tournament play with guys like Tim Hardaway Jr. and Dorian Finney-Smith, I can’t imagine I get much, if any, of them on this slate. From the Celtics, Jayson Tatum comes is as questionable which is massive news if he’s forced to sit. I’m going to operate under the assumption that he’s good to go here, but keep an eye on his status as we get closer to lock. He’s going to look more like a secondary option for me at this price tag. Jaylen Brown, on the other hand, has at least 43 FanDuel points in two of his last four. He’s more of a tournament guy for me due to the scoring dependency, but it’s hard to argue with the production he’s been showing. Marcus Smart and Malcolm Brogdon have looked good as of late while Derrick White had a rough go of it last time out, I would much prefer Smart and Brogdon, while White would be more of a tournament dart. Lastly, Al Horford has been good relative to his price tag as well and makes plenty of sense in that range.

5-star play: Luka Doncic

4-star play: Spencer Dinwiddie, Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Al Horford

Deeper Value: None

GPP Sleeper: Tim Hardaway Jr., Christian Wood, Marcus Smart, Malcolm Brogdon


Washington Wizards @ Miami Heat

Vegas Total: 211.0

Vegas Spread: Mia -1.5

Starting with the Wizards, Bradley Beal comes in as questionable in this one as well, and will be some news we have to keep an eye on. I’m going to operate under the assumption he plays, but if he’s out there would be a good amount of usage and production open for other guys to grab. Beal hasn’t been bad lately, but his price tag is right where it should be, so he’s more of a secondary option than anything. Kristaps Porzingis has at least 55 DraftKings points in two of his last five games and is a fine tournament option here. Kyle Kuzma is never a guy I get all that much of, but his production is nice and I don’t see any issue getting to him outside of the price tag, I would probably want Beal to be out in order to play him. Deni Avdija has been sneaky great as well with at least 32 DraftKings points in three of his last five games and is a guy I don’t mind again here. Will Barton did see 21 minutes last game and if Beal is forced to sit he would be too cheap. He’s been pretty bad this season which has caused him to fall out of the rotation, but I would think the minutes are there if Beal is out. From Miami, they’ll continue to be without Jimmy Butler while Tyler Herro comes in as questionable. I’m going to operate under the assumption that he’s out due to being out for their last handful of games, so keep an eye on the Breaking News Feed for updates, below is how this team operates with Herro and Butler off of the court this season:

These would be my favorite options from the Heat, I will say, Vincent and Strus do come in as questionable as well after missing their game yesterday but would imagine they start if they’re able to go. Kyle Lowry keeps puggling away with at least 50 DraftKings points in two of his last three, I wouldn’t have any issues going right back to him here, he’s going to keep playing all the minutes he can handle.

5-star play: None

4-star play: Bradley Beal, Kristaps Porzingins, Kyle Kuzma, Bam Adebayo, Kyle Lowry, Max Strus

Deeper Value: Will Barton (if Beal is out)

GPP Sleeper: Will Barton (if Beal is out), Deni Avdija, Caleb Martin, Gabe Vincent, Max Strus


Brooklyn Nets @ Toronto Raptors

Vegas Total: 221.5

Vegas Spread: Tor -2.5

Starting with the Nets, Kyrie Irving has returned and got his minutes up to 31 last night. I’m going to imagine he’s not limited moving forward and I have no issue with the price tag either, that said, he’s likely more of a GPP guy for me. Nic Claxton and Ben Simmons both started yesterday but the minutes were much better for Simmons which I would imagine is the case again here. It feels like Simmons is starting to gain some confidence and now has at least 39 DraftKings points in three straight games and is a great option again in this one. Kevin Durant has been fine as of late with at least 47 DraftKings points in three of his last five, but you would like more production than that at this price tag. He’s more of a secondary spend-up option for me in this one. Royce O’Neale will always be a guy I have no issue getting to if you land on him but not generally a guy that I’m going to prioritize. Then guys like Seth Curry, Joe Harris, and Yuta Watanabe are all fine tournament dart throws. From the Raptors, they’ll continue to be without Pascal Siakam but Scottie Barnes comes in as questionable. I’ll assume he’s good to go here, but keep an eye on the Breaking News Feed for updates on him. Below is how this team operates with Siakam and Precious Achiuwa out this season:

These would be my preferred options from the Raptors and the nice thing with most of them is we know the minutes are going to be there. I say most of them, simply because Chris Boucher’s minutes are always volatile, but is obviously great on a per-minute basis. I love the matchup for all of these guys with this Nets team that just lost to the Sixers who are missing their three best players and the price tags are nice as well.

5-star play: Ben Simmons, Fred VanVleet

4-star play: Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, OG Anunoby, Scottie Barnes, Gary Trent Jr., Chris Boucher

Deeper Value: None

GPP Sleeper: Nicolas Claxton, Royce O’Neale, Seth Curry, Joe Harris, Chris Boucher

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Sacramento Kings @ Atlanta Hawks

Vegas Total: 240.0

Vegas Spread: Atl -5.5

Starting with the Kings, Domantas Sabonis has been fine as of late but you would like more production at this price tag. We know the ceiling is there but it’s not hit all that consistently. I do like the matchup against this Atlanta defense, however. De’Aaron Fox continues to look awesome with at least 46 FanDuel points in three straight games and leads this team with a 29.3% usage rate and 1.39 fantasy points per minute, he’ll look great again in this one. Keegan Murray is about as volatile as they come… the minutes will be there if he’s playing well, but as we saw last night, he lost minutes due to playing like hot garbage. The price tag did come up as well, so he’s strictly a tournament option. Malik Monk will be more of a tournament option with Murray back in, his minutes become more volatile as well. Then I have no issue with guys like Kevin Huerter or Harrison Barnes as a secondary option at their respective price tags. Both have been in good form over their last few games. From the Hawks, Trae Young and Dejounte Murray get a much better matchup here than last time out against the Cavs, I like going right back to both of them here in a game with a massive implied total at 240. I do have a slight preference for Young, however. Murray has been held under 40 DraftKings points in four straight games while Young is coming off of a massive game last time out. Young leads the team with a 34.4% usage rate and 1.34 fantasy points per minute as well. Clint Capela has been good as well, the big issue for him will be minutes, when he sees the minutes, he’s generally productive but the minutes can be volatile… I do like the matchup quite a bit. John Collins will continue to be a tournament option, he’s the definition of boom or bust and I’m not sure we need to get to him on this slate. Then we can round this team out with De’Andre Hunter who missed their last game but should be good to go in this one.

5-star play: De’Aaron Fox, Trae Young

4-star play: Domantas Sabonis, Kevin Huerter, Harrison Barnes, Dejounte Murray, Clint Capela

Deeper Value: None

GPP Sleeper: Keegan Murray, Malik Monk, John Collins, De’Andre Hunter


Denver Nuggets @ Oklahoma City Thunder

Vegas Total: 230.0

Vegas Spread: Den -3.0

My goodness, this Denver team was a hot mess pre-lock yesterday with all their questionable tags… and they all ended up playing. I would imagine they’re all good to go again here, so I’ll operate under the assumption that’s the case. Nikola Jokic didn’t appear to be limited by any means and had a really nice game, I like going right back to him as one of the better spend-up options on the slate, he’s averaging 59.9 DraftKings points per game in two games against the Thunder this season. Jamal Murray wasn’t limited either but didn’t have quite as good of a game and the price tag is way up on him, he would be more of a tournament option for me. Bruce Brown and Bones Hyland are secondary pieces with this team healthy, and I don’t imagine I’m going to get a ton of either on a big slate. Both Michael Porter Jr. and Aaron Gordon looked good last night and are priced nicely here, I like them both as tournament pieces at the very least. Lastly, we can safely jump off of the DeAndre Jordan train with Jokic back, so go ahead and take him out of your player pool. From the Thunder, they’ll be without Aleksej Pokusevsi again in this one which means Jeremiah Robinson-Earl should be back in the starting lineup. I liked him a lot more last time before the Warriors’ value opened up, he’d be a fine secondary value option on this slate. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander continues to look great and will be a guy I like going right back to here, he’s been incredible this season with a 32.8% usage rate and 1.44 fantasy points per minuteJosh Giddey has been good as well with at least 40 DraftKings points in three of his last five games. Then, Lu Dort is always in play as a secondary option or a lineup filler, I wouldn’t have a problem with him in all formats.

5-star play: Nikola Jokic, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

4-star play: Michael Porter Jr., Aaron Gordon, Josh Giddey, Lu Dort

Deeper Value: Jeremiah Robinson-Earl

GPP Sleeper: Jamal Murray, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Bruce Brown, Lu Dort, Darius Bazley


Chicago Bulls @ Milwaukee Bucks

Vegas Total: 223.5

Vegas Spread: Mil -6.5

Starting with the Bulls, it’s normally a pretty quick overview for me on them because when the main three of their guys are all active and healthy, they’re hard to prioritize. That being said, the price tags on them are falling and I think they’re all in play against a fast-paced Bucks team. All three of DeMar DeRozan, Zach LaVine, and Nikola Vucevic are coming off of solid games and will look great at their price tags. I will say, Vucevic feels like he ALWAYS kills the Bucks. They’re doing a lot better at limiting wide-open threes that we’ve seen in previous seasons, however. Outside of them, I don’t love the rest of the team, but I do think Andre Drummond is in play as a value option. We know the ceiling is there for him in limited minutes and has more minutes potential if Vuc were to get into foul trouble at all. He’s just too cheap considering his 1.33 fantasy points per minute on the season. From the Bucks, they’re slowly getting healthy as Pat Connaughton is expected to return here, meaning Khris Middleton is the only main piece out for them as they await his return. Connaughton being back tonight won’t change a whole lot for DFS purposes, he probably takes some minutes from guys like MarJon Beauchamp and Jordan Nwora but we weren’t playing them on this slate anyway. Giannis Antetokounmpo looked great against the Blazers last time out and is right up there with Jokic and Doncic as a top spend-up option on this slate. Jrue Holiday got his minutes up to 28 last time out and would think he’s not limited moving forward, if that’s the case, he’s probably too cheap in this one. Bobby Portis will be more of a tournament option at this price tag as this team begins to get healthier, and the minutes will become more volatile. Then Brook Lopez has sneakily been one of the best all-around centers in the league this season, I have no issue going right back to him in this one.

5-star play: Zach Lavine, Giannis Antetokounmpo

4-star play: DeMar DeRozan, Nikola Vucevic, Jrue Holiday, Brook Lopez

Deeper Value: Andre Drummond

GPP Sleeper: Andre Drummond, Bobby Portis, Grayson Allen, Jrue Holiday


New Orleans Pelicans @ San Antonio Spurs

Vegas Total: 230.0

Vegas Spread: Nop -7.0

Starting with the Pelicans, Zion Williamson returned last time out to play just 23 minutes but I imagine a lot of this was influenced by the blowout… he should play closer to 30 minutes in this one. The Pelicans are very similar to the Bulls for me generally, when their main three of Zion, CJ McCollum, and Brandon Ingram are all healthy and active it’s hard for me to get to them at their current price tags. Now, the price tag on the Bulls players has come down, but the Pels haven’t because of Zion being out recently, so these guys will be secondary tournament options for me until their prices adjust. Jonas Valanciuans isn’t getting consistent enough minutes for me either, so he’ll be a guy I’m underweight on… overall, this team is one that I likely won’t get a whole lot of at this time of the day. From the Spurs, we’ll need to keep an eye on the Breaking News Feed for an update on Jakob Poeltl as he comes in as questionable after missing their last game. We saw Gorgui Dieng start in his place but Charles Bassey was the guy you wanted off of the bench. I would imagine that is the case again in this one if he’s forced to miss. Keldon Johnson has been flat-out bad as of late, he’s been held under 20 fantasy points in three of his last four and would be more of a tournament option for me here. Devin Vassell, on the other hand, continues to produce solid numbers each night, he’s a great secondary option in all formats. Tre Jones hasn’t been in the best form either, so he’d be more of a tournament option as well, but I do think the price tag is fair. Lastly, I don’t have an issue with Jeremy Sochan in tournaments as a cheap option, he’s fully capable of stuffing the stat sheet.

5-star play: None

4-star play: Zion Williamson, CJ McCollum, Brandon Ingram, Keldon Johnson, Devin Vassell, Jakob Poeltl

Deeper Value: Jeremy Sochan

GPP Sleeper: Jonas Valanciunas, Tre Jones, Jeremy Sochan


Detroit Pistons @ Utah Jazz

Vegas Total: 230.0

Vegas Spread: Uta -11.0

Starting with the Pistons, Cade Cunningham and Isaiah Stewart are going to be out for a while, so we can go ahead and just take them out of the player pool until further notice. They’ll also be without Saddiq Bey in this one. I thought we might see Jalen Duren move into the starting lineup with him out last time out, but it was actually Isaiah Livers. Livers isn’t going to be a guy I get much exposure to here, he’s just not a very productive DFS player. Duren did see a boost in minutes off of the bench, however, and I think he’ll look great here at this price tag. Marvin Bagley is going to continue to be a GPP-only option until he can figure out how to get closer to 30 minutes… it’s just hard to trust him when he’s floating around the 22-minute range. Killian Hayes should continue to start for Cade as well and has looked good although the price tag is starting to catch up with his production. I do think Alec Burks is interesting in that price range as well, he has at least 25 DraftKings points in three straight. Jaden Ivey has struggled a bit with these guys off of the court and I’m about ready to jump off the bandwagon. I made him a core play last night and it bit me, so I may need to just see it from him before I go too heavy on exposure… that said, no issue going to him in GPPs. Then we can round the team out with Bojan Bogdanovic who has at least 30 DraftKings points in five of their last six games. From the Jazz, Lauri Markkanen has shown some nice consistency as of late with at least 42 DraftKings points in three straight games, I have no issue going right back to him here. Jordan Clarkson bounced back nicely over his last couple of games and will get a nice boost with Conley out. Speaking of Mike Conley, he will miss this game which means we likely see Collin Sexton slide into the starting lineup for the second straight game. Sexton struggled last time out but played 28 minutes which is the big thing for me, assuming he starts, I’m going right back to him at this price tag. Malik Beasley was the guy I thought would start but would still be a guy I like off of the bench, he’s been playing well. Kelly Olynyk has been all over the place this season making him more of a GPP option, but we’ve seen a nice ceiling from him. The same can be said for Jarred Vanderbilt whose biggest enemy is his minutes, when he gets them up over 25, he’s going to look good.

5-star play: Collin Sexton, Jordan Clarkson

4-star play: Jaden Ivey, Jalen Duren, Marvin Bagley, Bojan Bogdanovic, Lauri Markkanen

Deeper Value: Collin Sexton, Jalen Duren

GPP Sleeper: Killian Hayes, Alec Burks, Marvin Bagley, Kelly Olynyk, Jarred Vanderbilt


Los Angeles Clippers @ Golden State Warriors

Vegas Total: 224.5

Vegas Spread: Gsw -9.0

We’ll round this slate out starting with the Clippers, they’ll be without Paul George, Kawhi Leonard, and Luke Kennard in this one. I would imagine we see Terance Mann and Norman Powell slide into the starting lineup for George and Kawhi and would-be guys that look good at their price tags. Powell seems like he’s finally hitting his stride after starting the season off to a terrible start and would be a guy I go back to here. Mann is probably more of a tournament-value option. Below is how this team operates with Kawhi and George off of the court this season:

These would be my preferred options from the Clippers, and oh man does John Wall look really nice if he can get the minutes. It’s a big if, however, he’s been closer to the 25-minute range than anything but has been in great form, so I like going to him regardless here. From the Warriors, Steph Curry continues to dominate and will look great here again after a monster night last time out against the Rockets. He now has a 30.8% usage rate and 1.60 fantasy points per minute on the season. Andrew Wiggins has been solid this season but is another guy I don’t think we need to prioritize, he would be more of a secondary GPP option for me and hasn’t been in the best of form over his last few games. Jordan Poole will go back to being a GPP-only guy for me as he continues to look for his production off of the bench. Draymond Green and Klay Thompson are fine options in their price range, but not priorities by any means, although both have been really good as of late. Klay and Steph were unstoppable last time out, but I wouldn’t expect Klay to shoot 10-13 from three-point range again in this one, so don’t feel the need to chase him here. Then Kevon Looney will continue to look like a solid value center option if you need one in his range.

5-star play: Norman Powell, Steph Curry

4-star play: John Wall, Reggie Jackson, Ivica Zubac, Marcus Morris, Andrew Wiggins, Draymond Green, Klay Thompson

Deeper Value: Terance Mann

GPP Sleeper: Terance Mann, Nicolas Batum, Marcus Morris, Jordan Poole, Kevon Looney

NBA Lock of the Day: Ben Simmons (DK – $6.1k; FD – $7.6k)

The price tag on DraftKings for Simmons is just wrong, but I do like him on both sites. He’s starting to play with more confidence and will stay in the starting lineup moving forward. He has legit triple-double upside which you won’t really find from anyone else in this price range. At least 32 minutes in three straight games and I would expect that’s his floor assuming the game is competitive and he doesn’t get into foul trouble. At this point in the day, I would think he makes my core, but check out our VIP Cheat Sheets as we get closer to lock for staff picks on Core plays, 8x locks of the day, and tiers notes as well!

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