Top Draftkings NBA DFS targets, values ​​for Monday 5/12/25

There are two NBA games on Monday.

Sam Hauser is questionable in terms of injuries. Stephen Curry is out.

To Draftking's sports bookBOS is -6.5 via NYK on the street with the total amount of 208.5. Min is -5.5 above GSW on the street with the total of 199.5.

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Guard

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Derrick White, Boston Celtics at New York Knicks (6,700 US dollars): White put up 31.75 FPTs in game 3, which was fine for the price, but I expected something in the range of 40 to 50 FPTs. White only played 34 minutes in this because of the blowout, but still contributed to the whole line. In the first two games in the series, he played 40 and 44 minutes. I expect this game to come closer, and if so, should see white over 40 minutes of action, which makes 40 to 50 FPTS viable.

Other options: Anthony Edwards ($ 9,500), Jalen Brunson ($ 8,200), Jaylen Brown (7,200 USD)

Value

Buddy Hield, Golden State Warriors against Minnesota Timberwolves ($ 4,700): If Stephen Curry is not yet over, Hield will probably play for about 30 minutes and make double -digit shots, which he has done in every game in this series. Although he does not contribute many defensive statistics, he has collected two steals and two blocks so far. He also broke some rebounds and assists with a total of 15 rebounds and nine assists in three games. Hield has set up at least 23 FPTs with a high of 43 FPTs in all three games. When it gets hot, a 50-burger is in the area of ​​the results.

Other options: Mikal Bridges ($ 6,000), Payton Pritchard ($ 4,500)

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Forward

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Julius Randle, Minnesota Timberwolves near Golden State Warriors ($ 7,700): After Randle turned 29.25 FPTs in series start 4 out of 11 and shot with 29.25 FPTs, Randle was an animal in the last two games. In game 2 he shot 10 out of 17 out of the field, missed a triple double with three rebounds and ended with 50.25 FPTs. The last game got the triple double and put on 63.5 FPTs. I had some concerns that Draymond Green Randle would give some problems, but he neutered this concern. The price is too beautiful for the expected use and upward trend.

Other options: Jayson Tatum (9,700 USD), Jimmy Butler ($ 8,500), Jaylen Brown (7,200 USD), Josh Hart (6,500 USD)

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Jonathan Kuminga, Golden State Warriors against Minnesota Timberwolves ($ 5,200): I faded the last game of Kuminga because I have a certain uncertainty about the season. He received 26 minutes in game 2, but that was a blowout. He received 36 minutes in game 3 and ended with 46.5 FPTs. I'm not a clever man. With Curry Out, Kuminga will probably continue to see a significant playing time because it offers sportiness and offensive juice that nobody else can replicate on the roster.

Other options: Mikal Bridges (6,000 USD), Jaden McDaniels (5,700 USD), Draymond Green (5,500 USD), Al Horford (5,000 USD), Buddy Hield ($ 4,700), Naz Reid ($ 4,600)

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center

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Karl-Anthony cities, New York Knicks against Minnesota Timberwolves ($ 7,400): Towns has set up 41.25 and 45.25 FPTs in the last two games, while he scored 21 points in every competition. He pulls down boards, but didn't contribute much to the defensive categories. Mitchell Robinson also lost a few minutes. Nevertheless, in the last two games he did not play uhorn for 36 and 35 minutes and played for 35 minutes. It is most likely doubled. If he can do a smidge more into the peripheral categories, a 50-burger could cook on the grill.

Other options: Julius Randle ($ 7,700)

Value

Naz Reid, Minnesota Timberwolves At Golden State Warriors ($ 4,600): Reid ended with 16.25 FPTs in 24 minutes last game. This is the floor. In the two previous games he played 30 and 34 minutes and set up 25.75 and 30.25 FPTs. The result of the results is wide because it is so dependent and the season fluctuates, but it is a major part of the rotation and can access a blanket when it gets hot.

Other options: Draymond Green (5,500 USD), Al Horford (5,000 USD), Kristaps Porzingis ($ 4,800)