Price: $10,300

Bradley Beal remains cheap, and it looks like as long as the Washington Wizards are not mathematically eliminated from the playoffs, they're going to keep giving him crazy minutes.

Since the All-Star break, he leads the NBA in minutes per game with 39.8, and in that time, he's put up 21.1 field goal attempts per game (seventh) and averaged 51.8 FanDuel points per game (seventh).

Those aren't the kind of numbers that warrant a low-$10,000's price-tag.

To be fair, his matchup tonight is a tough one, taking on the Denver Nuggets and their top-10 defense. But Beal's massive workload gives him such a boost in both floor and ceiling, that a price-tag this low makes him worth consideration regardless of matchup.