NBA PrizePicks: Tonight's Top 5 Expert Fantasy Plays

Thursday, June 10, gives us a two-game slate of NBA Playoffs action. Awesemo expert Greg Ehrenberg has put together his Top 5 NBA PrizePicks for tonight’s slate if you’re looking for a different way to get into the NBA DFS and fantasy world. Tonight’s slate has Game 3 of the Brooklyn Nets vs. Milwaukee Bucks and Game 2 of the Los Angeles Clippers vs. Utah Jazz series. With a ton of superstars taking the court tonight, we have an abundance of plays to choose from in tonight’s NBA PrizePicks, including Greg’s favorite play of the night — Giannis Antetokounmpo. Check out the video to see who else Greg is firing up tonight.

Tonight’s Top 5 NBA PrizePicks | Thursday, June 10

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Here’s a preview of out Zach Brunner’s NBA PrizePicks article with his favorite picks for tonight’s games. See his full list of picks here.

Paul George: Over 43.5 NBA Fantasy Points

PrizePicks uses the same NBA fantasy scoring format as FanDuel, so gamers can use past scores and today’s FanDuel projections to help with picking these contests. George had an off shooting night in Game 1, going 4-for-17. He scored 48 fantasy points or more in the three games prior. He scored over 45 fantasy points in five of his last seven games, so he should be expected to get back on track today.

Royce O’Neale: Over 6.5 Rebounds

O’Neale has been extremely productive for Utah in the playoffs. He has been an all-around contributor, but specifically he has totaled at least seven rebounds in four of his last five games. This includes 11 last game. While George should shoot a bit better, there should still be plenty of opportunities for rebounds.

Kyrie Irving: Over 6.5 Assists

With James Harden out again today, Irving will continue to be the primary ball handler for the Nets. This has resulted in a spike in his assists. He dished out eight assists in Game 1, then six last game. However, with a massive lead in Game 2, Irving did not have to play his full minutes, and he was less aggressive than normal. Assuming this game is more competitive considering the Nets are Vegas underdogs, Irving should show more aggressiveness, leading to more assists.

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Nathan Joyce

I'm a wannabe athlete whose athletic career ended after a long tenure riding the bench through JV baseball. The fantasy sports and sports betting degen side of me blossomed at age 12 when I found fantasy baseball and football, and led to a 12-year submergence into the poker scene -- I started playing "secret" cash games in my parents' basements by age 14. Luckily, I've finally found what I love to do -- write about "fake sports," which my girlfriend refers to it as, though it only took me until age 30. If you decide you like the words I write and follow me on Twitter (@nd_joyce), I apologize in advance for the copious amounts of dog photos you will see.