FanDuel NBA DFS Lineup Picks (3/24/18): Daily Fantasy Basketball Advice

Another Saturday morning and I'm bringing the heat early. So sit back, read my words and roster confidently. Tonight's slate of six games is small but packs a ton of power. The few top-tier superstars that are available just happen to be playing each other and there is playoff seeding on the line. The Pelicans-Rockets matchup gives Anthony Davis more than enough upside to be worth the price, while 76ers-Timberwolves has more intriguing implications. Both of these teams NEED a win, so expect this game to run through the hands of Karl-Anthony Towns, Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid.

In the words of Nickelodeon's great Olmec, "the choice is yours and yours alone," so pay up for whatever superstar you want and I'll be sure to find the value to get you there.

Below you will find our daily fantasy basketball lineup picks for FanDuel on 3/24/18. These DFS lineup picks can vary from higher-priced players and elite options, to lower-priced players and value picks on FanDuel.

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FanDuel DFS Guards

T.J. McConnell - PG, vs MIN ($3,600)

The Timberwolves defense has been their Achilles' heel all season and they struggle against point guards. T.J. McConnell might not have Ben Simmons' stature, but he hustles around the court and turns his minutes into valuable production. McConnell's recent game log is complicit with his play style so expect him to have more upside in scoring tonight.

Tyler Ulis - PG, at ORL ($3,500)

Tyler Ulis' minutes have been all over the place lately but after taking 12 shots versus the Cavaliers, he should see a minor uptick against the Suns. The Suns are bad, but you can absolutely make some money off this game. Ulis basement level price and potential to creep into the 30 minute range makes him one of the better sleeper picks for today. Also doesn't hurt that the Magic cannot defend point guards.

Eric Gordon - SG, vs NO ($5,200)

James Harden is listed as probable right now and if he doesn't play, Eric Gordon get's the immediate green light. There are too many reasons why you should at least consider playing Gordon every night and against the Pelicans he should have no problem getting shots up. The Pelicans rank 25th against shooting guards and Gordon is one of the best at playing his role.

Andrew Wiggins - SG, at PHI ($6,800)

There aren't many options at shooting guard tonight even less guaranteed value. Wayne Selden and Jamal Crawford are always capable options this late in the season, but when it comes to production, Wiggins is going to be one of the top producers. The 76ers are solid defensively, but Wiggins has the type of athleticism that causes problems for every team. The Timberwolves always play heavy minutes every night and even on the back-to-backs Wiggins scores more than if he has one day of rest.

FanDuel DFS Forwards

Dillon Brooks - SF, vs. LAL ($3,900)

Dillon Brooks has established a slight reputation for himself. He started his career developing his defense before his scoring and it has improved his production. Most players who have the pure shooting capability like Brooks allow their defensive efforts fuel their offense. Brooks has shown the ability to score in bunches and the Lakers rank sixth against opposing small forwards.

Mario Hezonja - PF, vs. PHO ($4,100)

Right off the bat, it's clear that Hezonja has a decent amount of risk surrounding him. His last few games have been NOTHING close to what owners want from him, but the Suns are the worst team at defending opposing small forwards. The promising sign is that Hezonja's usage rate has stayed above 20% for the past four games.

Dirk Nowitzki - PF, @ CHA ($4,900)

Dirk Nowitzki is always an interesting pick. It's weirdly safe pick even though his game log seems hit or miss. Nowitzki still produces and it doesn't look like that's going to change. He struggled last game against the Jazz, but Nowitzki is known for rebounding with gusto.

Taj Gibson - PF, at PHI ($5,200)

The 76ers are one of the best rebounding teams in the league, but Taj Gibson is always a force in the paint. Outside of Joel Embiid, there's no player on the roster that will be able to really keep Gibson from attacking offensive rebounds and getting second chance points. He's coming off a modest 18 point game versus the Knicks, and even though he played 38 minutes, he'll be good to go.

FanDuel DFS Centers

Alex Len - C, at ORL ($4,500)

There are few reasons to play Alex Len but its hard not to try and capitalize on his upside. He is and should always be a double-double threat, but can't get it going at times. He's managed to produce against tough opponents, so when he faces the Magic who rank 20th against opposing centers, you almost have to take him at that price. Whether you pay up or not, Len complements just about anyone.

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