With multiple high-priced forwards available for Wednesday's slate, Alex Rikleen makes the case for the Pacers' Paul George.
Patrick Beverley, owned in only 20% of ESPN leagues, has been a steady source of three-pointers this season.
Nick joins the FNTSY Network to discuss tonight's slate in the NBA.
Mike Barner looks at a six-game slate Tuesday, turning to a pair of Bulls to provide value as they host the Timberwolves at United Center
Even in a potential blowout, Anthony Davis ($11,300) is worth the lofty price tag Tuesday.
DJ joins NBA TV to discuss Marc Gasol, The Manimal and other recent fantasy developments.
With multiple high-end options available for Tuesday's six-game slate, Juan Blanco makes the case for Stephen Curry to be a fantasy roster building block.
Jeff Stotts explains Celtic point guard Isaiah Thomas’ decision to receive a platelet-rich plasma injection to speed up the healing process in his strained right groin.
DeAndre Jordan ($6,900) and the Clippers square off with a Blazers team Monday that ranks last in defensive efficiency.
Brook Lopez ($6,600) has hit at least two three-pointers in seven of his last eight games.
Kemba Walker is having one of the best seasons of his career, and he has a solid matchup Monday against the Pacers to put up another big game.
Lou Williams is averaging more than 34 points per game over his last four, and with four games this week, he makes a big move up Eric Johnson's positional rankings.
Andre' Snellings examines a five-game slate Sunday, and likes a trio of Thunder at home against the Celtics.
Andre' Snellings gets into his DraftKings picks, looking at Andre Roberson and Steven Adams as his most cost-efficient options for Sunday's slate.
Reggie Jackson has an excellent matchup Sunday against the 76ers, but Joel Bartilotta explains why the Pistons point guard could be avoided by fantasy managers.
Juan Blanco looks at who's u and who's down in the NBA, including Minnesota's Zach LaVine, who is showing improved consistency in his third season.
Alex Rikleen investigates whether players really perform worse on the second night of a back-to-back and what the impact of that is for players and fantasy owners alike.
Paul George ($8,000) remains underpriced relative to his superstar upside.