DraftKings NBA Slate Preview for February 11

We’ve only got a few days of basketball goodness left before the league takes its All-Star Break, so be sure to savor all the NBA action while we still have it.

In that spirit, let’s go game-by-game and break down everything you’ll need to know for tonight’s featured DFS slate on DraftKings.

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Raptors at 76ers

The biggest injury question mark on this slate is Joel Embiid ($10,000), who is listed as questionable due to injury management. Embiid’s played in Philadelphia’s past two contests, yet with the 76ers scheduled for a back-to-back set on Tuesday and Wednesday, it’s all but assured that Embiid will sit at least once in the next 48 hours. If he ends up available, Embiid would be in an amazing matchup against Toronto. Not only is the former MVP averaging 1.64 FPTS per minute since returning from a month-long injury absence, but the Raptors are seriously lacking frontcourt depth at the moment. Jakob Poeltl (hip) is hurt, while Kelly Olynyk was traded to New Orleans. The undersized Jonathan Mogbo ($4,900) will likely draw another start at center. He’s now a tricky DFS asset with his price tag having shot up in the past week from the bare minimum. Ja’Kobe Walter ($4,200) and Ochai Agbaji ($4,000) are in a similar situation, yet are more palatable closer to $4,000.

Knicks at Pacers

While OG Anunoby ($6,200; foot) is technically listed as questionable, ESPN’s Shams Charania did report this weekend that the forward was expected to remain sidelined through the All-Star break. So, maybe don’t get your hopes up. If Anunoby continues to sit, expect Precious Achiuwa ($5,600) to stay in the Knicks’ starting lineup on Tuesday. Achiuwa is coming off a very disappointing performance versus the Celtics, but he’s also registered at least 39 FPTS in two of his last four contests. There’s upside there — especially in a matchup with a Pacers squad that’s surrendered the sixth-most FPTS per game to opposing power forwards this season. Indiana also ranks ninth in pace this month (101.6), creating an uptempo environment for a New York team that’s usually quite methodical.

Pistons at Bulls

Cade Cunningham ($10,500) is the most expensive asset on tonight’s slate, and for good reason, as the former first-overall pick has exceeded 50 FPTS in nine of his last 10 games. It certainly helps matters that the Bulls are a top-tier fantasy matchup, entering this evening’s tilt in possession of the league’s third-fastest pace (103.6) and its fourth-worst defensive rating (116.0). With that in mind, I’d also be taking a serious look at Tobias Harris ($5,900) for my lineups. At basically half the cost of his aforementioned teammate, Harris has eclipsed 30 FPTS in five of his last seven starts. It’s a span where the veteran wing is averaging 17.7 points per contest. On Chicago’s side, Lonzo Ball (illness) has been ruled out again, which should mean another start for Matas Buzelis ($4,800). The rookie’s price tag is on the rise, yet he’s scored 30-plus FPTS in three straight games and is still viable on Tuesday.

Grizzlies at Suns

After missing the team’s past three games with an ankle issue, Kevin Durant ($9,000) is not listed on the Suns’ injury report for Tuesday. He and Grayson Allen ($4,900; knee), who is probable, should be back in the mix for Phoenix, which will translate into Ryan Dunn ($3,500) returning to the bench and a smaller role for Bol Bol ($4,300). The 25-year-old seemingly came out of nowhere to post 40.75 FPTS in 33.2 minutes against the Nuggets on Saturday. I doubt Bol will be removed from the rotation entirely, yet with Durant and his team-high 29.8% usage rate back in action, there’s simply less to go around for everyone.