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If you’re seeking a fresh addition to your daily fantasy sports routine, PrizePicks could be the perfect fit for you. The platform allows players to select over/unders for individual players’ stats and fantasy points, making it an attractive option for daily fantasy sports fans. To assist you in making informed choices for upcoming NBA playoff games, we have utilized Stokastic’s PrizePicks NBA Player Projections Tool to suggest two player picks that merit consideration.

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Bam Adebayo More Than 34.5 Fantasy Points

Adebayo is coming into this game with a bizarre projection; Stokastic’s PrizePicks NBA Player Projections Tool has him scoring 10 more fantasy points than his current stat of 34.5 fantasy points. Even with a 32-minute projection, Adebayo has the ability to pass 34.5 points with ease. However, there’s a good chance he plays closer to 38 minutes, and with his talent and minutes combined, he should have no problem getting more than 34.5. While it’s not the best matchup, Adebayo’s projection is too low for the amount of playing time he is expected to get.

Jarrett Allen More Than 30.5 Fantasy Points

With the Cavaliers’ season on the line, they will be playing their starting five as much as possible. This means that Allen should see upwards of 38 to 40 minutes, and he averages a fantasy point per minute. Even in a slow, defensive matchup, his projection of 30.5 fantasy points is too low. It implies that he will only play around 30 minutes, which is unlikely given the circumstances. Barring foul trouble, Allen will play 36-plus minutes, and more than 30.5 fantasy points is an absolute no-brainer.

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Josh Engleman

Josh is Contributor for Stokastic.com where he hosts video and writes content regularly across the primary sports of MLB, NBA, and NFL as well as contributing to the development of models and projections for soccer. He originally started producing projections & articles for Reddit's r/DFSports in 2014 where he built a loyal following that brought him to where he is today. Josh is most known for his elaborate Excel spreadsheets, which he shares in all of his video content. You can find him on Twitter or hanging out in Stokastic's Premium Chalkboard. You can contact Josh by emailing [email protected].