The Greek Freak should be able to use his size to his advantage Wednesday

Going on my fourth week of the Wednesday slate, I have hit every week! I try to shoot for a team performance of at least, 290 FanDuel points, and I have only failed to reach that once, but still cashed in the contest.

So far, so good!

I am also providing a FanDuel lineup for the Tuesday slate, so be sure to stick with me back-to-back days to get help filling out a winning lineup.

These Wednesday slates are a bit more interesting than Tuesday’s slate because there are more games being played. It opens up a lot more room for potential sleeper picks, but it also gives you more options to come up with different lineup combinations to be in the money.

Let’s Roll!

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Point Guard

Brandon Knight  (NO@PHO) $7,900
This was a no-brainer for me as soon as I saw his matchup against NO. The Pelicans give up the second-most fantasy points to opposing point guards, allowing an average of 26 real points on 45.5% shooting from the field. He recently put up 33 FanDuel points against NO. Let’s look for him to put up another huge night since his two biggest performances of the season have both come against the other two worst teams against point guards.

Russell Westbrook (BKN@OKC) $11,600
I rarely ever choose a player that is more than $11,000, but when you are averaging over, 50 FanDuel points, it does not matter who you are. Yes, Durant is back but that does not limit Russell. BKN is the sixth-worst team against opposing point guards. Look for the All-Star to do some heavy damage.

Shooting Guard

Giannis Antetokounmpo (SAC@MIL) $7,000
His name is just as hard to spell and type as it is to say. The Kings are letting up 25.6 real points on 47.1% shooting from the field to opposing shooting guards. He should be able to score at least 20 real points. Giannis has a huge advantage against the smaller Sacramento guards because of his size and athleticism. He has been pulling down at least five rebounds in recent contests, and he should be able to grab a few more with this matchup.

Avery Bradley (PHI@BOS) $6,000
In the past five games, the 76ers have allowed eight more Fanduel points than their season average to opposing shooting guards. I am hoping this is overlooked because many people will think it is a bad matchup, however, Avery Bradley has performed well as a starter. He’s scored at least 25 real points and 35 FanDuel points in the previous two games.

Small Forward

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (BKN@OKC) $4,100
In the past two games this kid has played at least 30 minutes, scoring at least 30 FanDuel points. When he plays 30+ minutes he scores 30+ FanDuel points. The up-tempo Thunder will give more opportunities for Rondae to come down with a few more rebounds and put up a few more shots. He is a young talent so the Nets want him to produce as much as possible.

Otto Porter (WAS@CHA) $5,800
Charlotte is somewhat stingy to opposing small forwards, but it is right on par for Porter’s production. They allow nearly 20 real points, 6.5 rebounds, three assist, 1.5 steals, 45.7% from the field, and nearly three three-pointers a game. Batum could sit out due to a stomach flu, raising Porter’s stat line a little bit more.

Power Forward

Jared Sullinger (PHI@BOS) $6,000
Big surprise here? Taking a big against Philadelphia? The 76ers are the worst against opposing power forwards. Sullinger seems to have his minutes reduced every other game so tonight is the night he sees around the low 30’s of run. He is a man of rebounding and the 76ers surrender 12 rebounds per game, along with 24 real points per game, to the position. I see him going for 18 real points and 12 boards, a solid night for sure.

Marvin Williams (WAS@CHA) $4,900
As previously stated, Batum could be out this game which would provide more upside to Williams. He is averaging 31 minutes per game this season. Whether he plays the three or the four position he has a great matchup. The Wizards are the worst against small forwards and the sixth-worst against power forwards, letting up 23.6 real points on 47.5% shooting from the field against small forwards and 24.2 real points on 52.1% shooting from the field against power forwards. They also allow 10 rebounds to power forwards and seven boards to small forwards. He is set to hit value!

Center

Jahlil Okafor (PHI@BOS) $6,600
Well, my favorite rookie is doing great, and I will continue choosing him so long as he continues to shoot around 16 shots a game. This is especially the case against a Celtics’ team that allows 20.9 real points on 52% shooting and nearly 13 rebounds per game to opposing centers. He will easily achieve value hitting 30+ FanDuel points.

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Steven Fullmer is a correspondent at FantasyPros. You can also find his work at DraftShot.com and follow him @StevenMFullmer.