Jeff Edgerton digs into Monday's slate and thinks it's a good night to spend up for an elite center like Joel Embiid.
Jeff Edgerton likes Luguentz Dort to provide excellent return on value when the Thunder take on the Timberwolves.
Dan Bruno has selected a few Warriors for their matchup with the Kings.
Joel Bartilotta tabs Caris LeVert to produce big against the Wizards.
Kyle Lowry's salary may still reflect his poor 2021 postseason run, but his effort Friday reflects more what he can be expected to do. He's a strong value play in the backcourt Saturday versus his former team.
Jaden Ivey has started his pro career out hot and faces a Pacers squad that has struggled to defend the perimeter versus opposing two-guards, setting him up for another solid outing.
Jrue Holiday should thrive from a fantasy perspective while Khris Middleton remains sidelined and is poised for a bounce-back showing after a 2-for-15 shooting effort Opening Night.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander posted big numbers on Opening Night, dropping 32 points against the Timberwolves. He also receives a favorable matchup against a Nuggets squad on the second night of a back-to-back set.
Zion Williamson and the Pelicans are 6.5-point favorites at Charlotte. Zion's points prop is 24.5. Are both numbers too low?
Nick Whalen runs through everything fantasy basketball managers need to know after the first three nights of NBA regular-season action.
Alex Barutha, Shannon McKeown and Ken Crites discuss waiver wire pick-ups for Week 2. Santi Aldama sure looks good in Memphis.
After an eventful Week 1, who should you add off the waiver wire in fantasy basketball?
Dan Bruno thinks Rudy Gobert will be ready to produce some significant stats against the Jazz.
With the Spurs not being the best defensive side, Juan Carlos Blanco figures Buddy Hield could be a significant value.
If you're looking to save some salary, Mike Barner suggests selecting Ayo Dosunmu.
Looking for NBA Fantasy waiver adds for Week 2? Gabe Allen has you covered. Read on to find insight on Jalen Duren and 10 other players.
See what bets RotoWire's experts love for Thursday. Will Anthony Davis take advantage of the Clippers' weak center rotation?
While negativity surrounds Russell Westbrook, his upside would warrant a five-figure salary if he consistently reached it. He could represent one of the primary value options on Thursday's two-game slate.