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Fantasy Football Fanduel Bargains for Week 11

Jonas Gray, Danny Amendola look to break out as Fanduel Bargains in week 11. The New England Patriots teammates have a favorable matchup this weekend as the team travels to take on the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts defense has allowed eight rushing touchdowns to running backs and 10 touchdown receptions to receivers this season.

The upside to using both of these players are the fantasy cost to you on Fanduel with Gray costing you $5,800 and Amendola at $4,800. The downside is both players are a gamble but with a potential for a shoot out in Indy between Tom Brady and Andrew Luck it opens up the possbility for both to find the end zone.

Gray will continue to see his workload increase as the team will be with out Stevan Ridley for the remainder of the season. Amendola on the other hand has falling out of sink with Brady and behind both Rob Gronkowski as well as Julian Edelman in the passing attack.

Here are some of the other top Fanduel Bargains for week 11.

Harry Douglas, Atlanta Falcons ($4,900): Douglas could be a solid play if he ends up dressing for the Falcons on Sunday against the Carolina Panthers. The Panthers secondary has allowed a league high 14 touchdown receptions to opposing receivers this season.

Miles Austin, Cleveland Browns ($4,800): The Browns receiver has yet to live up to what we saw from him a few seasons ago in Dallas. That being said the Browns receivers have a great matchup in week 11 against the Houston Texans a team that has allowed 13 touchdown receptions on the season.

Jonathan Stewart, Carolina Panthers ($5,100): Stewart found the end zone last week against the Philadelphia Eagles and should continue to get the ball in the red zone making him a nice gamble at the running back position. This week the Panthers host division rivals the Falcons who have allowed a combined 13 touchdowns to the running back position.

Coby Fleener, Indianapolis Colts ($5,000): This matchup between the Colts and Patriots has the making to be a high scoring contest for both squads. That being said Fleener has two four catch games in his last three indicating that he and quarterback Andrew Luck are getting on the same page. It also is nice to have the NFL’s top passing leader as your quarterback.

Shuan Hill, St. Louis Rams ($5,000): Typically I wouldn’t recommend this play but it could reward you nicely in larger format tournaments. Hill will have a nice play against a Denver Broncos team that has allowed 18 passing touchdowns on the season. It could also open up the possiblity of using a Tavon Austin ($4,900) and Jared Cook ($5,400). The move would also give you a ton of flexibility with some of the other top players around the NFL.

Other top Fanduel Bargains in week 11 to consider: Charles Sims ($4,700), Justin Hunter ($5,300) and Davante Adams ($5,200).

Fantasy Hockey Fanduel Bargains for November 13

Nikita Kucherov looks to lead the charge on Thursday as top NHL Fanduel bargain. The Tampa Bay Lightning right winer has four games with over five fantasy points in the teams last ten games. That includes games with 8.6, 13.4 and 9.7 over that same stretch with fantasy owners looking for that success to role over on Thursday Night.

The Lightning host the San Jose Sharks at home as one of nine games that will be in action. This is a perfect play for someone looking to get a key fantasy bargain as the Sharks have allowed the eleventh most goals per game on the season. Kucherov’s low salary of $3,100 opens up the door for adding multiple stars on your daily lineup.

Kucherov is just one of a handful of top Fanduel bargains for the NHL on Thursday Night. In all seven of the top ten teams in goals allowed per game are in action including the Buffalo Sabres and Dallas Stars who both have allowed the second most goals per game at 3.47 only trailing Columbus. The other NHL teams include the Arizona Coyotes (4th most), Edmonton Oilers (5th most), Colorado Avalanche (6th most), Carolina Hurricanes (8th most) and the New York Rangers (9th most).

Jared Spurgeon, Minnesota Wild ($4,300): Concerns over his shoulder surgery may have some fantasy owners staying away. This could be a plus for the owners electing to start him based on participation in an option practice on Wednesday. In nine games this season the Wild’s defenseman has two goals along with four assist.

Alec Martinez, Los Angeles Kings ($4,700): Martinez is coming off his best game of the season as he finished with three assists in route to a 10.6 fantasy performance. The Kings take on a Dallas team that has allowed the second most fantasy points in the NHL.

Brad Marchand, Boston Bruins ($6,700): As much as Marchand isn’t the cheapest player on the roster we know that he always plays well against the Montreal Canadiens in his hometown of Montreal with his friends and family in the stands. With 10 points so far this season and +7 you can count on him for a solid performance.

Martin St-Louis, New York Rangers ($5,600): After 15 games this season, St-Louis has accomplished 12 points and a +1 rating. Eventhough he has had a slow start to his season we believe he can always for produce for most fantasy leagues. Definitely a player to consider for your fantasy hockey league.

Alex Galchenyuk, Montreal Canadiens ($4,000): After 16 games and 259 minutes of ice time Galchenyuk has accumulated only 9 points. We like the fact that he has been reunited with linemates Brendan Gallagher and Tomas Plekanec. At a cost of $4,000, we feel he is a bargain for tonight against the “Big Bad Bruins”.

Fantasy Basketball Sleepers Under the Radar

There are various reasons and certain situations where a new NBA sleeper will emerge from the ashes. In some cases, a crucial injury to a player will open up the window of opportunity to another player buried deep in the roster. There have been numerous occasions where a “blessing in disguise” has occurred in the NBA.

For this NBA season, a surplus of injuries have occurred to many star players including Kevin Durant, Paul George, Russell Westbrook, Ricky Rubio, Victor Oladipo, Bradley Beal and many others. These key injuries have opened up the doors to players such as Perry Jones, Jeremy Lamb, Anthony Morrow and Reggie Jackson on the OKC Thunder. Without Westbrook or KD on the court, this team needs to get A LOT of help from the remaining healthy players. Let’s face it, the offense ran mainly through Durant and Westbrook and sometimes Ibaka. Now the team will have to see whether they can stay above water until the dynamic duo makes their return.

The Pacers are also injury riddled and guys like Donald Sloan, Chris Copeland, Solomon Hill, Lavoy Allen and Luis Scola all have the chance to show what they can do. Scola is a veteran and could average 10 points and 7 rebounds if given the minutes. So far Sloan and Copeland have put up modest numbers. Until Hill, West and Watson come back from their injuries, there will be more than enough stats to go around. Copeland and Solomon Hill will get the most run regardless of when Hill, West and Watson come back considering they don’t have much competition at the sf spot.

Victor Oladipo’s absence has really allowed Harris and Vucevic to flourish. It is also helping Payton get used to running the offense as well as Fournier getting some burn and really adding help on offense. It is unclear what role Oladipo will have once he returns, but look for Fournier’s stock to plummet drastically. Harris and Vucevic should still put up good numbers as they’re locked in for heavy minutes in their respective positions.

Bradley Beal will also be out until end of November at the earliest, which leaves Otto Porter Jr, Garrett Temple, Glen Rice and a heavier workload for Paul Pierce. Although Pierce was brought in to replace Ariza and was expected to have a decent role with the Wizards, with Beal out for a few more weeks he needs to keep pouring in numbers. The other 3 will have to fight for Beal’s minutes and production. They now have a great chance to crack the rotation and give Washington much needed help in the backcourt. As great a player Wall can be, he still needs help in order for the Wizards to succeed.

To win at fantasy basketball you need to take into account sleepers. Sleepers will help your team catapult to the top if chosen correctly. Sleepers are however usually a hit or miss and if you managed to hit the jackpot with your chosen sleeper, then you are ahead of the game. Whether you are playing fantasy basketball in season long leagues or in daily leagues, it is always important to know who the potential sleepers are.

Also, knowing when there is a mismatch in a scheduled game can really help your stats blow up. If you know that a certain team will be facing a low end team, then feel free to maximize your stats by choosing players who you think will dominate in that game. Fantasy basketball is as much skill as it is luck. Sometimes you’ll get lucky or sometimes you’ll get unlucky. That’s just the way the game is. You cannot predict future injuries or the outcome of the game and that is what makes fantasy basketball so appealing.

Fantasy Hockey Defensemen under the Radar

Looking at defensemen for your fantasy team can be tricky depending on which stats are taken into account in your league. Goals and assists are taken into account with every league, many leagues track plus/minus, power play points, shorthanded points, GWG, PIM and hits. While even more in depth leagues track shots. Many top tier offensive defensemen dominate in many of the stats however so far this year there has been a new leader amongst the ranks. Mark Giordano of the Calgary Flames is 2^nd amongst defensemen with 5 goals, leading defensemen with 14 assists and his 19 points sit at a tie for 3^rd in the league scoring behind Sidney Crosby (24 points) and Jakub Voracek (22 points). Giordano has a respectable +6 rating, 17 PIM, 5 PP points, 1 shorthanded goal, and 39 shots all in 17 games played. Giordano is currently on a 7 game point streak totaling 12 points in those games. Calgary defensemen don’t just end with the captain… There is the young T.J. Brodie who has been paired up with Giordano for the last few seasons making Calgary’s top pairing. Brodie sits 3^rd in defensemen scoring with 4 goals and 10 assists for 14 points. He also has a +9 rating, 8 PIM, 5 PP points and 29 shots.

Sitting 2^nd in defensemen scoring is Brent Burns; Burns is also listed as RW eligible as he played last year on the wing before moving back to the blue line this year. Burns is leading defensemen in goals with 6, has 9 assists, -3 rating, 20 PIM, 5 PP points, 1 GWG and 53 shots. Some other notable defensemen that are often picked quite early in fantasy drafts are Erik Karlsson (4 goals, 7 assists, 11 points, 7 PP points), P.K Subban (3 goals, 6 assists, 9 points, 1 PP Point), Duncan Keith (3 goals, 6 assists, 9 points, 4 PP Points), Drew Doughty (6 assists, 6 points, 3 PP Points).

Category specific defensemen are often picked up in later rounds depending on which category they specialize in. The PP points leader among defensemen is Anaheim’s Sami Vatanen who has 4 goals, 6 assists all coming on the power play, he is a 0 for +/-, has 16 PIM and 25 shots. There are two defensemen tied for 2^nd in power play scoring at 9 points a piece. Kris Letang of the Pittburg Penguins has bounced back after missing much of last season suffering from a stroke and has 3 goals, 9 assists, 12 points, -1 rating, 9 PP Points, 8 PIM and 41 shots on goal. Tied with Letang is Keith Yandle of the newly renamed Arizona Coyotes he has 1 goal, 10 assists, 11 points, +1 rating, 9 PP Points, 8 PIM and 53 shots.

Leading in plus/minus is Tampa Bay’s Anton Stralman with a +14 rating to go along with his 2 goals, 8 assists, 8 PIM and 23 shots. PIM leader for defensemen is Pittsburg Simon Depres with 38 PIM as well as 5 points and a +6 raing. Shots are lead by Erik Karlsson with 57.

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Fantasy Basketball Fanduel Bargains for November 11

The NBA action is limited to six games tonight but which Fanduel bargain will reward his owner? The schedule includes two of the top scorers in the NBA in action as Kobe Bryant looks to lead his Los Angeles Lakers to a road win in Memphis. Meanwhile out west, Stephen Curry who leads the NBA in scoring will look to guide his Golden State Warriors to a big home win against the San Antonio Spurs.

The ideal pairing on Fanduel is to pick both of those players but the impact it has on your average salary player reduces to less than $6,000 per person. That is where a Fanduel Bargain player would come to the rescue such as a Greivis Vasquez of the Toronto Raptors.

Vasquez warrants a consideration for most teams after his 27.8 fantasy point performance in the Raptors last contest. The former Maryland Terps star dropped 13 points, grabbed four rebounds and dished out six assists against the Philadelphia 76ers. Vasquez salary of $4,000 makes him one of the top FanDuel Bargains for the NBA Action on Tuesday.

Along with Vasquez here are some of the other Fanduel Bargains that will shred some of your salary to use on the top players around the NBA.

Beno Udrih, Memphis Grizzlies ($3,500): Udrih is a gamble for any owner as with his high this season in fantasy points coming at 18.4. The benefit from going with Udrih minus the salary is the fact the Grizzlies are going against a Lakers team that has allowed five of the six opponents to score 108 points or more. The Laker also allow the fifth most assist per game around the NBA at 23.8 per game.

Luke Ridnour, Orlando Magic ($3,700): Both Ridnour and the Magic’s starting point guard Elfrid Payton ($5,900) are good value tonight. The Magic take on an Toronto Raptors team that is allowing over 22 assist per game on the season. Ridnour put together his best game of the season in the team’s last contest scoring 11 pints, dishing out four assist and grabbing four rebounds.

Brandon Wright, Dallas Mavericks ($4,100): The Mavericks center has scored at least double digit fantasy stats in six of the seven Mavericks games this season. Three of those contests, Wright has posted 21 fpg, 24 fpg and 25.1 fpg.

Gary Neal, Charlotte Hornets ($4,300): Neal has been solid for the Hornets this year scoring double digits in five of the seven contests. The Hornets shooting guard has also posted three games with over 25 fantasy points including a season high 30.2 back on November 4^th against the New Orleans Pelicans.

Andrew Iguodala, Golden State Warriors ($5,300) Iguodala is on the border of a FanDuel Bargain but it hard to not suggest using him tonight. The Warriors small forward is coming off his worst performance of the season and will look to rebound against the San Antonio Spurs tonight.

Other FanDuel Bargains for the NBA games on November 11^th: Matt Bonner ($3,500), Marvin Williams ($3,700), James Johnson ($3,900) and Steven Adams ($4,600).

Top Fantasy Football Plays for Week 10

Cam Newton eyes big time fantasy performance in week 10. Newton and the Carolina Panthers will be on prime time football on Monday Night as they welcome the Philadelphia Eagles to town. An Eagles team that has allowed at least two touchdown passes in all but one of their games this season.

This opens up the door for the former Auburn Tiger to put up big numbers through the air and on the ground. Newton has put together a solid season but not the fantasy type production we have seen from him over the past few seasons. The Panthers have been without starting running backs Jonathan Stewart and Deangelo Williams for multiple weeks on top of losing their long time wide receiver Steve Smith.

In eight games this season the Panthers quarterback has 1,794 yards with eight touchdowns through the air and 257 yards on the ground with two rushing touchdowns. Along with Newton we recommend starting Kelvin Benjamin at the wide receiver position and Greg Olson at tight end forming a nice stack.

Here are some of the other top fantasy plays for week 10.

Bobby Rainey, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: This might be the last week you can use the versatile dual threat back as the team is expecting rookie running back Charles Sims to make his debut today. That being said the Atlanta Falcons have allowed the most rushing touchdowns along with the most receiving yards to running backs this season.

LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia Eagles: McCoy has given his fantasy owners some big games on the ground but he has been less than stellar finding the end zone. That should change on Monday Night Football against a Panthers team that has allowed a combined 12 touchdowns to opposing running backs this season.

Zach Mettenberger, Tennessee Titans: At first this play didn’t make much sense and it might not in season long leagues but if you look at the Ravens secondary that might change your mind. The Ravens released two corners this week and replaced them with a practice squad player and a player off the waiver wire. This is the same team that allowed a league high six touchdown passes last week.

Justin Hunter, Tennessee Titans: Hunter and Mettenberger built a rapport over the summer and it showed against the Houston Texans before the bye. Mettenberger targeted Hunter 10 times connecting with him four times for 31 yards and one touchdown.

Julio Jones, Atlanta Falcons: Todays matchup against the Buccaneers is a great play for both Jones as well as Matt Ryan. The Bucs have allowed a league high 13 touchdown receptions to receivers this weekend along with five in one game earlier this season. This game has the making to be a high scoring game on both sides as both teams have struggled this season.

Other notable players to consider starting: Jordan Mathews (Philadelphia Eagles), Torrey Smith (Baltimore Ravens) and Matt Forte (Chicago Bears).

Fantasy Football Fanduel Bargains for Week 10

Zach Mettenberger, Justin Hunter look to team up as top Fanduel bargains for week 10. Metternberger and Hunter will look to help lead their Tennessee Titans to a big win on the road in Baltimore. These two have emerged as not only a bargain on Fanduel but an overall solid play after the way the Ravens secondary played last week.

In his first career start Mettenberger threw for 299 yards and two touchdowns against a very solid Houston Texans defense. The Ravens defense is stellar up the middle and will limit the Titans running game but a depleted secondary allowed six touchdowns in week 9. That led the Ravens back to the drawing board causing the team to release two players, sign a player of the practice squad and put a waiver claim on another player.

Mettenberger’s cost of $6,100 is the lowest of any of the starting quarterbacks taking the field on Sunday. The Titans quarterback and wide receiver Justin Hunter has built a solid relationship since the preseason and it showed in the last game. Hunter’s FanDuel value of $5,400 opening up some flexibility for some of the other top fantasy options for your roster.

Here are some of the other top FanDuel Bargains in week 10.

Antone Smith, Atlanta Falcons ($5,800): Smith was a full participant on Friday at practice making him a viable option for fantasy owners looking for a cheap option at running back. Despite his back to back single digit performances which came at the hands of two of the top run defense, Smith has a great matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in week 10.

Chris Hogan, Buffalo Bills ($4,800): The Bills have a difficult matchup against a very good Kansas City Chiefs defense but Hogan should see a significant amount of time on the field with Sammy Watkins out.

Davante Adams, Green Bay Packers ($5,200): Adams is the third option on a very talented receiving corps but he has two double digit fantasy games in his last three games. If opposing teams turn their attention to Randall Cobb and Jordy Nelson, Adams value will open up.

Heath Miller, Pittsburgh Steelers ($5,300): Miller might have the best play for all of the tight ends against a very bad New York Jets team. The Jets have allowed a league high 11 touchdowns to opposing tight ends this season.

Jordan Matthews, Philadelphia Eagles ($5,700): The Eagles wide receiver has been consistent over the past few weeks despite failing to put up big numbers. That could change as he and the teams new starting quarterback Mark Sanchez worked well together.

Other Fanduel Bargains to consider: Markus Wheaton ($5,700), Jermaine Kearse ($4,700) and Chris Sims ($4,800).

Fantasy Hockey Rookie Race

With the first month of the season past and an already heated rookie race heating up Los Angeles Kings rookie forward Tanner Pearson was named rookie of the month. Pearson has amassed 7 goals, 2 assists for 9 points in 12 games played; additional stats that may play in your league include 23 shots, 1 PPG, 1 GWG and 6 PIM. Pearson has a unrealistic 30% shooting percentage so expect some drop off in that goals category while he will pick up some assists. Pearson is eligible as a rookie as he has not played more than 25 regular season games in his career; Pearson also has 25 career playoff games to his name as well. Being one of the few rookies who have a Stanley cup ring chipping in with 4 goals and 8 assists in the playoffs last season. Pearson is a key component to the Kings potent “That 70’s line” playing with Jeff Carter and Tyler Toffoli and has a +10 rating on the season so far. Pearson has been held scoreless in his last five games so look for him to get out of this small slump with a big game in the next week or two.

Leading rookie scoring is Nashville Predators center Filip Forsberg with 3 goals, 8 assists for 11 points in 11 games played. Additional stats include leading the league in plus/minus with a +13 rating, 1 PPG, 1 GWG and 29 shots. Forsberg is currently playing left wing with James Neal and Mike Ribeiro on Nashville’s top line.

There is a three way tie for third in rookie scoring with Calgary Flames Johnny Gaudreau, Washington Capitals Andre Burakovsky and New Jersey Devils defensemen Damon Severson.

Johnny Gaudreau aka Johnny Hockey got off to a slow start to the season with no points and only a single shot in his first 5 games, he was then a healthy scratch in game 6. In the last 7 games since being a healthy scratch Gaudreau has amassed 8 points, 2 goals and 6 assists with a +7 rating, 18 shots, 1 PPG, 2 GWG, 0 PIM. He has been playing the last few games with fellow rookie Markus Granlund and veteran Jiri Hudler on Calgary’s second line. Gaudreau has been one of Calgary’s best players and is the epitomy of exciting to watch because everytime he has the puck something can and very often will happen.

The Washington Capitals center Andre Burakovsky has entered his first NHL season with 2 goals and 6 assists for 8 points in his first 11 games. Burakovsky has a modest +3 rating, 1 PPG, 15 shots and 6 PIM while centering Jason Chimera and Joel Ward on Washington’s third line. His ice time has remained steady throughout the beginning of the season however he played a season low of 7:42 against Arizona on November 2.

An exciting surprise for the New Jersey Devils has been the play of defensemen Damon Severson with 4 goals and 4 assists for 8 points in 11 games he is leading rookie defensemen in points. All his goals have come on even strength and he has a strong +6 rating, 32 shots, 6 PIM. Severson would be a great addition to your fantasy team as he is currently tied for 10^th in defensemen scoring league wide. He is partnered up with veteran Andy Greene on the Devils top pairing.

Fantasy Basketball Fanduel Bargains for November 4th

Fanduel’s NBA Assist 5 dollar entry

The 2014-15 NBA Season is starting to heat up with an eight game lineup for fantasy owners on November 4th. The lineup of games include LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers traveling to take on the Portland Trailblazers. In all five of the top ten scorers, rebounders and assist men are in action giving fantasy owners a ton of options.

Depending on how you want to build your roster the first game to consider a few fantasy players from is the Phoenix Suns taking on the Los Angeles Lakers. The Lakers enter the match up allowing a league high 118 points per game while the Suns are allowing the eight most points per game. The two players that come to mind is Eric Bledsoe ($7,700) and Kobe Bryant ($8,700) but the real value to help you save some of that cash comes from a player like Ed Davis ($4,300). Davis has at least double digits in each of the Lakers games this season.

The other fantasy match up to watch is the Houston Rockets at Miami Heat. This game features four of the NBA’s top players including James Harden and Chris Bosh. The fantasy bargain that will help you bank some extra cash for other players is Norris Cole. Prior to his poor outing over the weekend, Cole had put together back to back games with over 21 fantasy points at an excellent cost of $4,200.

Fanduel’s NBA Slam 25 dollar entry

Here are some of the other top fantasy bargains for FanDuel on November 4th.

Aaron Brooks, Chicago Bulls ($4,700): The Bulls are expected to be without Derrick Rose for the entire week after suffering sprained to both of his ankles. Brooks stepped up on Saturday scoring 16 points while dishing out five assists.

Steve Blake, Portland Trailblazers ($4,100): The Trailblazers starting point guard Damian Lillard is dealing with a abdomen injury. This could open up the door for Blake against a Cavaliers defense that is allowing over 27 assists per game.

Otto Porter, Washington Wizards ($4,700): Porter has been playing the role of shooting guard with Bradley Beal out. Porter scored 21 points with five rebounds, one assist and two rebounds in the teams match up against the Milwaukee Bucks.

Kendrick Perkins, Oklahoma City Thunder ($3,700): The Thunder will be without their top two scorers for the foreseeable future making Perkins value rise. The teams backup center is coming off his best game of the season finishing with 23 fantasy points.

Gary Neal, Charlotte Hornets ($4,100): This play might increase if Michael-Kidd Gilchrist misses any significant time. Neal scored 17 points with three rebounds and three assists in the teams game on Sunday.

Other notable FanDuel Bargains: Shane Larkin ($4,600), Chris Copeland ($5,100) and OJ Mayo ($5,100).

Fanduel’s NBA Shot 2 dollar entry

Fantasy Hockey Fanduel Bargains for November 4th

Fanduel’s NHL Goal

Sidney Crosby, Alexander Ovechkin both in action for Fantasy owners on Tuesday but what sleeper will step up to help their fantasy owners. In all 24 teams will be in action for fantasy owners to build their lineups for FanDuel including seven of the top ten goal scoring teams in the entire league.

This includes the Pittsburgh Penguins, Minnesota Wild and Washington Capitals all in the top five. The other four teams include the Vancouver Canucks, Philadelphia Flyers, Dallas Stars and Toronto Maple Leafs. The Penguins are the only team averaging over four goals a game and also have three players in the top ten in scoring with Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Patric Hornqvist.

The problem for fantasy owners is selecting someone like Crosby or Malkin will cost you over $10,000. This lowers your average cost per player to $5,588 per player to use for you next eight picks. That is where players like Steve Downie $3,500 and Jori Lehtera $3,900 could help you pick up a few of the more expensive players in action.

The fantasy bargains will also help you go after one of the top goalies in action. Eight of the top ten teams in the NHL in goals allowed per game is in action. Now that also means their will be some bargains in the net the problem is how long before game time will you know so you can put them in the net.

Here are some of the top fantasy bargains we like for Tuesday, November 4th:

Josh Jooris, Calgary Flames ($3,000): Jorris is coming off a big fantasy game scoring 8.5 after netting two goals. The Flames center should have an opportunity to score again against a Capitals team allowing over three goals again.

Tom Wilson, Washington Capitals ($3,000): The Capitals like to score goals giving Wilson plenty of opportunities to score points. On Sunday, Wilson was able to score a goal and set up one helping him finish with 6.8 fantasy points.

Justin Fontaine, Minnesota Wild ($3,500): Fontaine had posted three straight games with at least 4.4 fantasy points before only scoring .4 in his last outing. The Wild take on a Penguins team allowing a league high 4.10 goals per game on the season.

Simon Despres, Pittsburgh Penguins ($3,300): Finding a defensive player that can put up some fantasy points unless you spend the money. Despres has a great matchup against a Wild team allowing the third most goals per game.

Eric Johnson, Colorado Avalanche ($4,800): The Avalanche defenseman has posted over 6.6 fantasy points in two of his last three games making him an exceptional play at the cost.

Other top FanDuel Bargains for the NHL for November 4th: Jori Lehtera ($3,900), Antoine Roussel ($4,300) and Mike Green ($4,600).

Fanduel’s NHL Breakaway

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