We have a near full slate Wednesday with 13 games on tap. That gives you quite a lot of options for filling out your daily fantasy lineup, but fortunately, our experts are here to tell you which players you should lean on and fade.Todays panel includes ESPNs Joe Kaiser, Jim McCormick and Kyle Soppe.Players to build aroundJoe Kaiser: Tony Allen, Memphis GrizzliesWith Chandler Parsons and James Ennis both ruled out for the next two weeks, its going to be up to Allen to play big minutes. Hes priced near the minimum on DraftKings and FanDuel, and has a favorable matchup against the young Philadelphia team. Allen will never be a scorer, but his steals and rebounds will push him past his salary value against the 76ers in a game where he figures to play more than 30 minutes.Jim McCormick: Chris Paul, LA ClippersPauls floor is quite high, as he has produced multiple steals in five straight and is a nightly double-double threat given that he ranks sixth in the league in passes per game (64.9) and delivers a strong assist-to-pass ratio of 13.6 percent. The Mavericks are 23rd in defensive rating against opposing point guards, suggesting Paul can reasonably return value against a patchwork point guard depth chart for Dallas.Kyle Soppe: Kevin Love, Cleveland CavaliersWhat if I told you that a player who averages a double-double was facing the worst rebounding team (in terms of rebound rate)? Youd be interested, right? What if that defense also ranks dead last in defensive efficiency, and is on the second night of a road back-to-back, while your player has been sleeping in his own bed for five straight nights? Love has posted a double-double in seven straight games, and enters tonights action with a higher usage rate than Paul George; and yet, he isnt priced in the top 5 at his position. Look for Love to get a head start in the holiday festivities, and start feasting a bit early on Thanksgiving Eve.Players to fadeJoe Kaiser: Andre Drummond, Detroit PistonsDrummond will need to score about 40 DFS points to reach his salary value Wednesday, and that wont be easy in the matchup against Hassan Whiteside, the leagues rebound leader (15.9 rebounds per game) and second-leading shot-blocker (2.69 blocks per game). On a 13-game night, I prefer going with one of the many other options at center.Jim McCormick: Danilo Gallinari, Denver NuggetsOn the second leg of a back-to-back, and with a relatively hollow statistical line past his scoring ability, Gallinari faces a Utah team that has the 11th-best defensive rating and slowest pace in the league. Id much rather have Wilson Chandler in the same game, or simply pivot to another wing option tonight.Kyle Soppe: Harrison Barnes, Dallas MavericksBarnes is slowly learning what it takes to be a teams top (and only) offensive option, and while there have been good steps made, he isnt ready for this matchup. Youre looking at the least efficient offense opposing the second-most efficient defense, a major problem before you even consider that this game is likely to be played at a below-average pace. Barnes isnt an incredibly well-rounded player -- hes yet to record more than three assists in a game this season, and has tallied both a steal and a block in the same game just once -- and with the Clippers ranking as a top-10 rebounding team this season, it is hard to be optimistic about Barnes tonight. Given their respective price points, Id rather take my chances on a Jae Crowder or Trevor Ariza this evening, and spend big elsewhere. http://www.atleticomadridpro.com/Kids-Angel-Correa-Jersey/ . -- Jonathan Drouin gave Halifax the boost it needed to edge host Sherbrooke Phoenix 3-2 in a shootout in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action. Atletico Madrid Jerseys . -- Playing time has been limited for Maxim Tissot this season, so the Montreal Impact defender made the most of his first scoring opportunity on Saturday. http://www.atleticomadridpro.com/Kids-Saul-Niguez-Jersey/ . 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While leading a rebuilding club last season, Doan enjoyed one of the better seasons of his 20-year pro career and paced the Coyotes with 28 goals. This season, Doan has been tasked with mentoring one of the leagues youngest teams, which includes teammate Jakob Chychrun, an 18-year-old defenseman who was born almost three years after Doan was drafted, in 1995.The arrival of all this young talent -- including Arizona native Auston Matthews, with whom Doan skated as part of the Coyotes youth program -- makes Doan excited about the future of the game. Even if it does make him also feel kind of old.ESPN.com: How complicated is it being a veteran on such a young team?Shane Doan:?At one point we had nine guys 21 and under. Thats pretty incredible. I dont think its like that anywhere else in professional hockey, including the AHL or the East Coast League. Obviously, its exciting for the future, but its a little more difficult for the present.ESPN.com: You have four teenage children. Does that help you deal with the kids on your team?Doan: My oldest daughter is the same age as some of them. There are obviously similarities. But these guys are so mature. As a hockey player, you leave home when youre 15, 16 years old. It forces you to grow up. Our guys are great. Theyve handled themselves incredibly well. Its fun to be around them.ESPN.com: Are younger players better prepared for the NHL today?Doan: I think, because of social media, you get to see the day-to-day life of an NHL player a lot more. If you follow someone on Twitter or Instagram or whatever, you see what goes on a little bit more because of that. That makes it a little bit easier. You understand things you may not have understood in the past because there just wasnt exposure to it.ESPN.com: Do you wish you had social media when you were younger?Doan: No. Im so glad, so thankful that I didnt. Its crazy how much it affects our day-to-day lives as players and how much it affects the young guys.ESPN.com: What are the main differences today for young players compared with 20 years ago?Doan: Their skill level. It all comes down to exposure. When someone in the Swedish Elite league makes an incredible move, then the kids everywhere get to watch it and practice it -- and it becomes part of the hockey community. I think it pushes the skill level so much quicker because everybody can see things and their imaginations are kind of expanded by being able to see what other guys are doing around the world. In the past, if you saw it on the late-night sports TV shows, it was pretty amazing, but you only saw it once. Now everyone watches it over and over and can break it down. I think that helps. The skill of the young guys is just incredible now.ESPN.com: Youre skating alongside players whose fathers you played with and against. 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It was fun.ESPN.com: You skated with Auston Matthews while he was in the Coyotes youth program. What do you remember about him as an emerging young player?Doan: I got to know his family a little bit. His mom and dad go to the same church that we go to. Hes an unbelievable kid. Hes an even better person than player, and thats exciting because hes an incredible player.ESPN.com: Was his talent evident right away?Doan: The first time he skated with us, it was just shinny. I think his team won or lost 5-4. He had all his teams goals and it was against NHL guys, and he was a year away from being drafted. I was pretty impressed.ESPN.com: How important is it for youth hockey players in Arizona to see someone like Auston make it?Doan: Its huge for us. It gives validation to an organization like the Junior Coyotes. Any time anyone asks how the program is, you can say Auston Matthews grew up in the program. Thats huge for minor hockey and grass roots.ESPN.com: Your general manager, John Chayka, is more than a decade your junior. How often does he come to you with questions?Doan: Hes not afraid to come and ask for your opinion. But at the end of the day hes the one who makes the decisions. Thats the way it goes. As much as I think every player wants his opinions heard, its not our [call]. Hes very professional in that he asks questions and wants to gain perspective from people who might have experienced a few things. At the same time, he recognizes its his call and he makes those decisions when he needs to.ESPN.com: Youre coming off one of your best statistical seasons, but have you given any thought to retirement?Doan: It crosses your mind daily. But you dont make those decisions on a daily basis. Ten days ago, if you had asked me I probably would have retired on the spot. Today if you asked me, I think Id sign a five-year deal. It kind of goes back and forth. 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