FanDuel Single-Game Daily Fantasy Basketball Helper: Bucks at ...

Durant has a team-high 38.6% usage in the past two games, and the next highest Brooklyn player who has seen at least 20 minutes is at 16.9%. The Greek Freak averaged 1.63 FanDuel points per minute with a 32.6% usage rate in the regular season but has slipped to just 1.34 FanDuel points per minute on 31.1% usage in their past two games. Lopez was hot and cold in Game 6, averaging 0.94 FanDuel points per minute in a solid first half, and mostly sitting on the pine in the second half, with just a 4.3% usage and 0.40 FanDuel points per minute rate in that time. Harris has played at least 34 minutes in every game in this series besides the Game 2 blowout, but his total FanDuel points in the series so far (88.1) is actually still considerably less than Durant's Game 5 total (96.4). P.J. Tucker ($7,500): Tucker posted just a 5.8% usage rate and 0.43 FanDuel points per minute in the regular season when the stars actually shared the ball, so his upside is nearly nonexistent for a player averaging 29.5 minutes per game this series. Given a choice between the Tucker and Shamet, Tucker should see far more court time to run into a couple more rebounds.-- Kevin Durant's usage rate of 38.6% is nearly 20 percentage points above the next highest Nets player the past two games (James Harden; 19.6%)-- Giannis Antetokounmpo's FanDuel points per minute is only 1.34 the past two contests, down considerably from the 1.63 FanDuel point per minute mark that paced the NBA this year.-- James Harden averaged 1.63 FanDuel points per minute this season without Kyrie Irving and is the fourth highest-salaried player on this slate.-- Jeff Green has absorbed Bruce Brown's role, with Brown limited to just 18 minutes the past two games.-- P.J. Tucker is Milwaukee's best offensive rebounder per 36 minutes and is projected to see 35.1 minutes against Brooklyn, a team that gave up the second-most offensive rebounds during the regular season.Austin Swaim is not a FanDuel employee.