With Kyle Lowry likely out with an injury, look for DeMar DeRozan to see increased usage and make for an enticing DFS play Thursday.
As the halfway point of the season nears, Nick Whalen checks in on several of the league's top rookies, as well as some other first-year players to keep on your fantasy radar.
With 22 teams in action Wednesday night, Jeff Edgerton takes you through the best values, and stay-aways, at each position.
Andre Drummond has really picked up his play of late and is set to take on a Nets defense that struggles to defend opposing centers.
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Lou Williams should continue to see heavy minutes for an injury-depleted Clippers backcourt.
With the Clippers decimated by injuries and going up against the fast-paced Warriors, Juan Carlos Blanco likes Lou Williams for Wednesday's slate.
Mike Barner takes a look at six players whose offensive outputs could increase, or decrease, over the second half of the season.
Jeff Edgerton recommends rolling with C.J. McCollum, who should see an uptick in usage with Damian Lillard ruled out.
Harrison Barnes has quietly topped 32 DraftKings points in each of his last four games.
With Kyle Lowry sidelined, DeMar DeRozan will have even more offensive responsibility against the Heat tonight.
With Kyle Lowry and Damian Lillard both nursing injuries, some value has opened up on Tuesday's four-game slate. Juan Carlos Blanco takes us through how best to invest.
With a rare, one-game week on tap for both Boston and Philadelphia, it's time to find some short-term replacements.
Giannis Antetokounmpo has established himself as one of the highest-floor players in the NBA.
Juan Carlos Blanco checks out Monday's slate and expects Draymond Green to have a productive evening at home against the Nuggets with Kevin Durant potentially sitting out.
Mike Barner recommends rolling with Jimmy Butler against a lackluster Cavaliers defense.
Joel Bartilotta looks over Monday's slate and expects DeAndre Jordan to have a monster game on the glass at home against a soft Hawks frontcourt.
De'Aaron Fox averaged 17.5 points and 5.5 assists in 34 minutes per game over his last two, and with four games this week he makes a big jump in Eric Johnson's positional rankings.