DraftKings

Duncan Robinson, SG/SF MIA ($4,300) – Robinson took advantage of getting a start on Saturday, but the main thing here is that he was taking advantage of the opportunity from a volume perspective as the Heat are missing a few pieces. He is generally an efficient shooter, so if we can get a repeat of his 13 field goal attempts, then we will be business as Robinson shot nine of 13 from the field including five of nine from behind the arc. In his last five games, Robinson is shooting 16 of 33 from three-point land and we look for that to continue tonight. 

JaVale McGee, C PHO ($4,000) – We don’t want to circle the fallen here, but this is under the impression that Deandre Ayton will still be sidelined tonight with his non-COVID illness. Ayton didn’t practice on Saturday, and with Phoenix also playing on Tuesday, the expectation here is that McGee will get the start once again. Even if Ayton returns, McGee will still have a solid role tonight, especially for the price, and it’s hard to miss what he did on Saturday. McGee took full advantage of his start as he scored 21 points and grabbed 15 rebounds in 26 minutes of action. 

FanDuel

Chris Boucher, C/PF TOR ($5,000) – Boucher stands to get another start tonight, and we can’t ignore the fact that it is coming against Sacramento, so it doesn’t get much better from a match-up perspective. In his last three games, Boucher is averaging a solid 13 points and seven rebounds per game in just 22 minutes per game as he is performing efficiently. After playing 27 minutes on Friday, it’s clear that Boucher is earning some more playing time as we are getting the performance to match. 

Gabe Vincent, PG MIA ($4,700) – Yes, there is a theme here (both tonight and this season) in targeting players on teams that are left shorthanded by COVID. Currently, that is Miami and Vincent was impressive on Saturday after getting the start. In 30 minutes of action, Vincent only scored eight points, but he handed out eight assists while also picking up four steals and grabbing four rebounds. Vincent is slated to get another start tonight in what is a good match-up against Cleveland. 

Yahoo

Kyle Anderson, PF MEM ($14) – Anderson got the start on Saturday for Jaren Jackson as the latter was dealing with knee soreness, and that situation is slated to repeat itself tonight. Even if it doesn’t then Anderson will revert to being the first man off the bench for Memphis, so if he doesn’t get to the 30 minutes he played on Saturday, he should be close to it. Anderson finished with 16 points, but it could have been a lot better had he made more than six of his 14 free throw attempts. He also added seven rebounds, four assists, and three steals in what was 39-point effort. 

Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot, SF ATL ($10) – Atlanta is another team that is short-handed, and it’s hard to ignore a starter who should get a solid 30-minutes of playing time at minimum price. However, this is strictly a GPP option as while the shot volume for Luwawu-Cabarrot is there as of late, the production isn’t as consistent on a night-to-night basis. After putting up 23 points against Minnesota, he failed to make a shot in his next game against Brooklyn, so things can go in either direction tonight, but in GPP lineups it doesn’t cost much to find out.