With two months of the season in the books, the RotoWire NBA staff offers its take on six fantasy questions.
With the NBA taking -- and making -- more threes than ever before, Alex Rikleen analyzes which players have increased their fantasy value.
Khris Middleton is quietly averaging nearly 36 fantasy points per game on the season.
The Rockets are yet to lose a game with Chris Paul in the lineup this season.
Robert Covington has emerged as one of the premier role players in the Eastern Conference.
In Friday night’s matchups, Mike Barner is looking at Giannis Antetokounmpo to have a big game, as he has at least 52.7 Yahoo points in seven of his last eight games.
With a number of stars sidelined, which players will be counted on to pick up their production?
Mike Barner takes a look a few centers who, in the right situation, could return to fantasy relevancy.
Kristaps Porzingis has lit up his last few opponents and should keep that surge going against a Brooklyn defense that struggles to cover power forwards,
With Steph Curry out and Draymond Green unlikely to play, Juan Carlos Blanco believes Kevin Durant will pick up the slack with some strong numbers.
LeBron James is worth paying up for against the Lakers on Thursday.
Coach Tom Thibodeau continues to give Jimmy Butler a massive workload, making him an intriguing DFS option against a weak Sacramento defense.
In his fifth game back after missing extended time with a knee injury, Rudy Gobert could finally break out against a weak Bulls defense.
Lou Williams has stepped into a much larger offensive workload in the wake of several Clippers injuries.
Giannis Antetokounmpo is worth the hefty price tag against the fast-paced Pelicans.
Are Paul George and Victor Oladipo worth the price facing their former teams? That, and more, in Juan Carlos Blanco's Wednesday FantasyDraft Picks.
Alex Rikleen highlights available, category-specific players who can help your fantasy team off the waiver wire.
A third of the way into the season, Alex Barutha takes a look at which players have outperformed -- and failed to live up to -- their preseason projections.