EuroLeague Fantasy Challenge managers, a total of 18 games from Tuesday to Friday this week means its time to get your game on, too!
Fantasy Challenge tips: Players on the rise!
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Here comes another double-round week in the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague. It's time for EuroLeague Fantasy Challenge managers to look into every detail. This week, we've decided to include some players who are not top-priced and can give you a boost right away in both private league and the overall standings. Without further ado, here are our five recommendations for Rounds 15 and 16.
Devon Hall, EA7 Emporio Armani Milan (8.1 credits) – Milan arrived to Palau Blaugrana last week without playmakers Maodo Lo and Billy Baron. Hall led Milan to a 86-90 road win over Barca with 21 points and a PIR of 22. As long as Lo and Billy Baron remain sidelined, Hall is set to see extended playing time and should make the most out of it.
P.J. Dozier, Partizan Mozzart Bet Belgrade (11.9 credits) – Partizan is undefeated in December and Dozier has had to do a lot with it. After an adjustment period, Dozier is showcasing his all-around skills, averaging 15.2 points, 4.4 rebounds, 4.8 assists and a PIR of 20.6, hitting 23 of 32 two-point shots (71.9%). Truly outstanding!
Nemanja Nedovic, Crvena Zvezda Mozzart Bet Belgrade (12.1 credits) – Zvezda is set to play two games in Belgrade this week and that is good news for Nedovic. He has done really well in the last two home games, averaging 21.5 points on 8 of 14 three-pointers (57.1%) and a PIR of 23.0. He is confident, and that makes him even more dangerous.
Gabriele Procida, ALBA Berlin (7.7 credits) – Procida has taken a step forward this season and should keep seeing quality playing time in each and every game. He is earning it, too. In the last five games, Procida averaged 13.8 points and a PIR of 12.6. Few players, if any, have a better price value in the game right now. Go for him!
Mario Hezonja, Real Madrid (10.6 credits) – Always ready for big games, "Super Mario" should be ready to do well against both Belgrade-based teams this week. In the last three games, Hezonja averaged 16.3 points, 4.0 rebounds and a PIR of 17.3. Hezonja has found a way to help his team in many ways in an interesting role coming off the bench.