FanDuel Price: $3,500
Projected FanDuel Points: 18.9
Projected FanDuel Value: 5.40

Again, Draymond is out, thereby vacating 29.9 minutes and 33.1 FanDuel points spread across both frontcourt spots. While Jerebko's game and size most fit the four spot, Jordan Bell is more of a small-ball five, which should get him the main minutes behind starter Damian Jones.

Our models like Bell to get 18.5 minutes, or 6.9 minutes above his season average. That's not a ton, but Bell is hitting 53.8% of his shots and turning in 1.1 blocks a night. He has an efficient all-around game for fantasy as he showed by averaging 1.09 FanDuel points per minute in his rookie season a year ago.

The main reason Bell's worth a look has more to do with the game than his production. The Warriors own a 122.5-point implied total, and both teams are top 10 in pace. There will be a lot of possessions, and as a result, more chances for fantasy points.

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