Delon Wright is beginning to make a case for himself, centers continue to pile up interesting stats in pairs of categories, Dan is battling yet another cold, and Mike Apotria is in the mix for some DFS action! It’s a solid Wednesday of fun on the pod – come on and join us!

(03-06-19)

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Montrezl Harrell - F/C - Los Angeles Clippers

Montrezl Harrell double-doubled off the bench with 20 points and 12 rebounds in a 115-109 home win over the Pacers on Tuesday.

Harrell did Harrell things, going 8-for-12 from the field but 4-for-8 from the line with two assists and two steals, though he didn't block any shots in this one. Trez continues to impress and on the season sits in the top-40/30 in 8/9-cat leagues if you're punting free throw percentage.

Danilo Gallinari - F - Los Angeles Clippers

Danilo Gallinari scored a team-high 24 points including four threes in Tuesday's win over the Pacers.

Gallo also had two steals and sank all four of his freebies in his 31 minutes. Now healthy again, he's been reliable for points, threes and, as always, a great high-volume free throw percentage. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had a nice night too with 17 points, three boards, three dimes, two steals and a triple.

Lou Williams - G - Los Angeles Clippers

Lou Williams struggled with his shot on Tuesday, going 4-for-14 with zero threes (11 points), however he had nine assists and two steals to salvage the stat line.

Williams didn't need the late-game heroics this time around. The 32 year-old has consistently put up mid-round value once again this season, and the Clippers will continue to ride him.

Myles Turner - F/C - Indiana Pacers

Myles Turner swatted five shots with 11 points, five rebounds, two assists, a steal and a three in Tuesday's loss to the Clippers.

Turner's leading the league in blocks and has put up third-round value for the season despite a slow start. Look for it to continue as the Pacers jockey for playoff position.

Domantas Sabonis - F - Indiana Pacers

Domantas Sabonis double-doubled with 13 points, 16 rebounds and six assists on Tuesday vs. Clippers.

Sabonis grabbed his highest number of rebounds this month by more than a factor of two. He's still a top-100 player as long as he can right his percentages to where they were earlier in the season. Also helpful off the bench was Doug McDermott who went 8-for-12 from the floor for 17 points in 26 minutes.

Cory Joseph - G - Indiana Pacers

Cory Joseph claimed four steals and had five points, four assists and one 3-pointer over 20 minutes in a start on Tuesday.

Joseph took over for Darren Collison (right quad contusion) tonight and it went about how it usually goes for CoJo: underwhelmingly. Tyreke Evans was the ball-handler that came up big as he went for 19 points, eight rebounds and seven assists in 29 minutes.

Marvin Bagley III - F - Sacramento Kings

Marvin Bagley had 28 points on 12-of-15 from the field in Tuesday's debacle of a home loss to the Nets.

Bagley had seven rebounds, two assists and two threes on the night as well. He and Harry Giles were impressing the crowd together in the first half, but they made several mistakes down the stretch as the Nets came all the way back from 28 down. Bagley has been looking good lately, but keep in mind that he's putting up numbers similar to John Collins, which means he's lacking in steals, blocks and threes at this point.

De'Aaron Fox - G - Sacramento Kings

De'Aaron Fox posted 27 points (10-20 FG), four rebounds, nine assists, one steal and two threes on Tuesday vs. the Nets.

It was a great game by Fox outside of his five turnovers. He's been a top-50/75 player in 8/9-cat leagues this season and looks like a future star.

Buddy Hield - G - Sacramento Kings

Buddy Hield missed all eight of his shots from deep in Tuesday's heartbreaking loss to the Nets.

Hield put up just eight points, though the rest (four rebounds, three assists, three steals and one block) wasn't bad. The Nets made a furious 4th-quarter comeback in this one, but Buddy and the Kings should bounce back just fine on Thursday vs. the Mavs.

Nemanja Bjelica - F - Sacramento Kings

Nemanja Bjelica double-doubled again (14 points and 10 rebounds) on Tuesday in a start vs. the Nets.

It had been four games since Bjelica had reached double figures in either points or rebounds, but this actually makes it three double-doubles in six games for the big man. He's hard to trust in fantasy right now simply because his role often changes, but when Bjelica has gotten starter's minutes, he has been a top-100 player.