Daily Fantasy Sports Stud Marc Gasol to Stay With Griz

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(Gambling911.com Fantasy Sports Wire) – One of the hottest players in Daily Fantasy Sports, Marc Gasol, will be staying put in Memphis as he and the Grizzlies have agreed to a five-year max contract worth an estimated $110 million, according to ESPN sources.

Gasol brings tremendous value to Fantasy Sports players.  He averaged just over 30 Fantasy points per game his last ten weeks.

As ESPN reported last week, Gasol shunned the opportunity to let interested teams court him in free agency, signaling to the rest of the league ‎that the 30-year-old essentially was unavailable to everyone except Memphis.
The Grizzlies now have odds of 30-1 of winning the 2016 NBA Championship.  It would be their first ever. - Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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