With the dust settled on an eventful NBA trade deadline, Alex Barutha lays out which players you should be targeting, and avoiding, heading into Week 18.
Coming off of a huge game Tuesday, Paul George will look to stay hot against his hometown Lakers.
With Enes Kanter sitting out with a mouth injury, Kyle O'Quinn should see an extended workload and makes for an intriguing cheap option at center.
While Julius Randle remains on the trade block ahead of Thursday's deadline, his strong play of late puts him on the DFS radar with an uptempo matchup against the Thunder.
With both Russell Westbrook and Carmelo Anthony dealing with ankle injuries Thursday, Paul George could see a sizable increase in usage.
With plenty of injuries and matchups to take advantage of over the next two days, it's important to stay on top of news to dominate your DRAFT contests.
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Karl-Anthony Towns could be poised for a big night against the struggling Cavaliers.
Andre Drummond should have no trouble taking advantage of a young and inexperienced Nets frontcourt, making him a strong DFS play Wednesday.
Wednesday's six-game slate features plenty of appealing options at each position, including Anthony Davis going up against the Pacers, who have struggled to defend centers all season.
Joel Bartilotta is staying away from Kyle Lowry, who's scored 33 or fewer fantasy points in six of his last seven contests.
Josh Jackson is averaging more than 20 points per game over the Suns' last four contests.
Clint Capela and the Rockets should be able to exploit an inexperienced Nets frontcourt.
Tuesday's seven-game slate gives us plenty of options to choose from, including Clint Capela, who will be going up against a weak Nets frontcourt.
With Mike Conley done for the season and Tyreke Evans likely on his way out, Andrew Harrison should continue to see a bump in value.
Nic Batum has steadily improved his production after a nightmarish start to the season.