3 years agoBoston Celtics forward Al Horford looked like he was back in his prime during Saturday's Game 3 matchup against the Milwaukee Bucks. One of the biggest reasons why Horford played well is that Milwaukee swapped Bobby Portis for Grayson Allen in the starting five. Horford took full advantage of that and nearly helped his team pull out the win. The veteran forward finished with 22 points, 16 rebounds, and five assists in the two-point loss. Horford is likely to be a solid DFS candidate again, assuming Milwaukee sticks with this lineup.--Andy Webb - RotoBaller
Source: ESPN