This article is part of our FanDuel NBA series.
Wednesday's six-game slate begins at 7:00 p.m. ET, and we've got you covered with an array of endorsements for FanDuel's contests.
SLATE OVERVIEW
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Highest Totals: PHX/DAL (240.5), CLE/MIL (235.5)
Back-to-back games: POR
INJURIES
For all the latest updates, visit RotoWire's NBA Injury News page and our comprehensive NBA Injury Report. Below are some of the most recent and relevant injuries for Wednesday. Keep in mind that this is not a complete list. Use your best judgment when evaluating ongoing injury scenarios elsewhere on the slate.
DAL Luka Doncic (back) - QUESTIONABLE
DAL Kyrie Irving (thumb) - QUESTIONABLE
Doncic may be able to fight through this injury, but keep Tim Hardaway ($6,400) in mind as a pivot if the All-Star misses. Irving's injury may be a bit more serious, so consider Jaden Hardy ($5,200) as well.
HOU Jalen Green (illness) - QUESTIONABLE
If Green misses, Amen Thompson ($6,600) comes to mind, but I think the rookie's salary is a little too high. Dillon Brooks ($5,500) carries more variance but is substantially cheaper.
MIN Mike Conley (illness) - QUESTIONABLE
Nickeil Alexander-Walker ($4,900) and Shake Milton ($3,800) saw increased playing time with Conley sidelined due to a hamstring injury Monday.
DET Cade Cunningham (knee) - QUESTIONABLE
Cunningham was initially probable for Wednesday's matchup before being downgraded to questionable. If he's cleared to play, it's possible he faces a minutes restriction.
ELITE PLAYERS
Terry Rozier's trade to Miami should drive LaMelo Ball's ($9,800) usage up against Detroit, making him the first elite off the board for Wednesday's contests. Potential absences from Doncic and Irving also bring Kevin Durant ($10,000) and Devin Booker ($9,700) into an exploitable position against Dallas.
The upper echelon includes some big men who could have a big impact, most notably Bam Adebayo ($8,900), who should excel against Memphis' interior. Alperen Sengun ($9,400) carries a higher salary, but the matchup against Portland matches his skill set.
I'm also a fan of Minnesota playmakers against Washington, as Anthony Edwards ($8,800) and Karl-Anthony Towns ($8,700) have lit up the boards lately. We correctly identified Towns as a target in my last article, and he paid off huge dividends.
Also consider: Jarrett Allen, CLE 
($8,500) @ MIL, Miles Bridges, CHA 
($8,000) @ DET
EXPECTED CHALK AND VALUE PLAYS
The six-game slate feels like an ideal stars-and-scrubs opportunity, so most of our selections in this section will fall below 6k.
Tyler Herro, MIA 
($7,400) @ MEM
It's too early to sound the warning bell for Herro, but Terry Rozier's arrival is bound to have some kind of effect on his future production. Wednesday will be the last night I will consider him. A wait-and-see approach will be necessary to see how the rotation settles, but this is a soft spot for the Heat and an opportunity for Herro to let the team know that he isn't willing to take a dip in minutes.
Jabari Walker, POR 
($5,800) @ HOU
Walker is playing well enough to consider amid five consecutive starts for the Trail Blazers. As long as Shaedon Sharpe remains sidelined, we should take advantage of his salary below the FanDuel median.
Luke Kennard, MEM 
($5,700) @ MIA
Some may have balked at my selection of Kennard earlier in the week, but those who listened received one of his best nights of the season. It's apparent that the Ja Morant-less Grizzlies will continue to rely on Kennard for production, and I'm comfortable with firing him up as long as he stays below 6k.
Sam Merrill, CLE ($5,600) @ MIL
After toiling on the bench with two other teams, Cleveland is getting rewarded for taking a shot on Merrill, who is finally showing the kind of sharpshooting skills he exhibited during his college days at Utah State. He's throwing up threes with abandon, and if he can find enough room against the Bucks, he should be able to provide a much-needed spark with the second unit.
GG Jackson, MEM ($5,000) @ MIA
Although Jackson is coming off the bench, he's a deep-dive salary saver who could help us clear the salary cap after spending high at the outset. I wouldn't stack him with Kennard since Jackson is one of his replacements in the second unit, but we've seen some explosive evenings from the South Carolina product, and his salary is compelling.
Also consider: Jusuf Nurkic, PHX 
($6,900) @ DAL, Bradley Beal, PHX ($7,100) @ DAL
