DraftKings Salary: $3,000

Unfortunately, Andre Ingram wasn't playable on DraftKings in his debut, but we get a chance to target the feel-good story in the season finale. In his first game with the Los Angeles Lakers, Ingram put up (what would have amounted to) 33.75 DraftKings points in 29 minutes of action, while knocking down four of five attempts from downtown.

You definitely shouldn't expect that level of production again here, but Ingram really just needs 15 DraftKings points at this price tag to hit value. With nothing to play for at this point in the season, Luke Walton will likely play Ingram all the minutes he can handle. He got "MVP" chants from the crowd last night, so with another game in Staples, the fans will want to see Ingram out there putting up shots. Ingram was quoted as saying, "Everyone was like, 'Man, when you get it, just let it go. Everyone was like that. All the players, all the coaches," so he clearly has the green-light. This isn't quite the Kobe Bryant last-game narrative, but it does feel like another spot where the Lakers are going to funnel shots to one player.

Ingram opens up the salary to target the top-priced studs on the slate and offers upside if his shots are falling again. He is viable in both cash games and tournaments tonight.

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