There is some blowout potential in the Heat-Lakers game on Thursday, but Alex Rikleen still likes the idea of building a fantasy lineup around Hassan Whiteside.
Juan Blanco breaks down some key strategies used for cashing in tournaments, including rostering riskier players who have lower fantasy floors but higher ceilings.
Old man Crites goes on an even older man rant. Again.
Jason Rubin is rolling with James Harden and the Rockets to cover Wednesday night against the Suns.
On the second night of a back-to-back set, the Cavaliers will need another big game from LeBron James ($9,800).
Minnesota's Zach LaVine ($6,500) has topped 29 FanDuel points in three of his last four contests.
DeMarcus Cousins dropped 55 points Tuesday, but the quick turnaround and a matchup against the strong Jazz frontcourt make him an avoid candidate Wednesday, according to Andre' Snellings.
As the NBA’s first quarter draws to a close, Jeff Stotts looks at some of the most notable injuries so far, including Blake Griffin, who’ll have surgery on his right knee and most likely miss a month.
Robert Covington is averaging better than 15 points per game over his last five contests.
Myles Turner ($6,300) is averaging 17.3 points, 7.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks over his last seven games.
Nick joins NBA TV to discuss key insights heading into Week 9.
Serge Ibaka was a poor fantasy performer his last time out, but Mike Barner explains why the Magic big man should bounce back Tuesday against the Heat.
There are a handful of upper-tier options available for Tuesday's big 11-game slate, but Juan Blanco has his eyes on the Kings' DeMarcus Cousins against the Trail Blazers.
Devin Booker has been inconsistent this season, but he's played well of late and will look to keep it going Monday against the Timberwolves.
Myles Turner has been much better at home this season, and he'll get to play there Monday against the Wizards, who are playing their second game in as many nights.
Dwight Howard has been solid of late, and he makes for a strong fantasy option against the Thunder during Monday's five-game slate.
Isaiah Thomas is back from injury and moves into the top five of Eric Johnson's weekly positional rankings thanks to four games this week.
With the 76ers facing off against a Nets defense that's as poor as their own, Joel Embiid looks like he could put up a dominant performance.