Big Cap Players Case Study

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Big Cap Players ($8,000 and Up)
Anthony Davis vs LAL ($12,000) - The Lakers really don’t have anybody that can stop Davis and give up the 6th most fantasy points to power forwards in the league. Not to mention, both of these teams give up over a 105 points a night, allowing for plenty of fantasy points. Like Westbrook yesterday, I would play Davis in at least one lineup.

Kawhi Leonard vs ORL ($8,400) - I could see Leonard racking up plenty of defensive stats against an Orlando team that lacks offensive firepower. Leonard has also had over 40 fantasy points in four of his last five games. There is some a risk on a blowout, so beware.

Mid Cap Players ($5,000 to $8,000)
Jordan Clarkson vs NOP ($5,200) - The Lakers are dealing with the some

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