That's moved the former San Antonio guard into the starting lineup, scoring at least 27 DraftKings points in nine straight games. The common perception is that Malcolm Brogdon would see the biggest boost with Jaylen Brown and Marcus Smart out, but it's been more beneficial for White. If this guy is going to play 35-40 minutes as the Pistons starting point guard, Hayes needs to be $1,000 more on both sites. He's also posting a 28-point average across his last three outings and played a career-high 39 minutes in his most recent outing. He's done that with some lackluster shooting, and the stat-stuffing ways have made Hayes an excellent value in this $5K price range. In his 34 starts this season, Hayes is averaging 30 DK points per game across 30 minutes a night. Hayes was horrible in a bench role when he returned from an injury, but we have to assume he'll return to his early-season form since he's been reinserted into the starting lineup.

In their most recent matchup, FVV finished with 24 points, five rebounds, and 10 assists en route to 53 DK points. The Pistons rank 29th in both points allowed and defensive efficiency. That's brilliant from a $9K player, and it should be easy to duplicate against Detroit. He's also scored at least 61 DK points in three of those, flashing a 73-point upside in that span. The stat-stuffing guard is averaging 46 DraftKings points per game across his last 13 outings. VanVleet hasn't played up to the All-Star level we've become accustomed to, but this point guard is starting to turn his season around. First time with NBA or NFL? Be sure to read our free NBA and NFL Ebooks on building lineups, general strategy, and more.

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