NBA Player PrizePicks: Don't Sweat Clint Capela's Timeshare (April 27)

If you’re searching for a fresh addition to your daily fantasy sports routine, PrizePicks might just fit the bill. This platform allows players to select entries for individual player stats and fantasy points, making it a great choice for daily fantasy sports enthusiasts. To aid in your decision-making for upcoming NBA playoff games, we’ve partnered with Stokastic’s PrizePicks NBA Player Projections Tool to present two player picks that are worth considering.

PrizePicks NBA Player Projections | April 27

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Clint Capela Over 24.5 Fantasy Points

Capela averages over a fantasy point per minute, and even if he plays fewer minutes than his teammate Onyeka Okongwu, Capela is still likely to meet the over line. Capela’s upside is that he could play up to 28 minutes, which would easily get him over 24.5 fantasy points. Although Okongwu is a better fit against Boston, Capela is still projected to start, and there’s no reason for the team to change that lineup. Therefore, it is likely that Capela will score more than 24.5 fantasy points in the next game.

Jayson Tatum Over 50 Fantasy Points

Tatum needs to have a great game and get the Boston Celtics back on track. Although he didn’t perform well in Game 5, he will likely make up for it in the upcoming game. The projection is set at 50 fantasy points, but Stokastic’s PrizePicks NBA Player Projections Tool has him higher at 53.5. With 30.5 real points projected, his scoring will likely be the main factor in the game. Although his rebounds are not projected to be as high, his scoring should push him well above the line. It is also worth considering that Dejounte Murray will need time to reintegrate into the Atlanta lineup, which could lead to Tatum having a bigger impact on the game.

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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].