Joel Bartilotta sees plenty of fantasy points coming from Darius Garland with Donovan Mitchell set to miss another game.
DeMar DeRozan has posted some significant fantasy efforts of late and faces a Magic team that struggles to guard opposing small forwards, positioning him for another strong showing Saturday.
Spencer Dinwiddie posted a massive effort against the Suns on Friday after Luka Doncic departed and should be counted on for increased usage again Saturday versus Utah with Doncic sitting out.
DeAndre Ayton has turned up the heat and may compile another huge effort Saturday with Devin Booker out and an opposing Spurs team ranking last in the league in defensive efficiency and points allowed per game.
Alex Barutha, Shannon McKeown and Ken Crites discuss waiver wire moves for Week 16. Jonathan Isaac is finally back for Orlando and has big upside for the end of the season.
Nick Whalen thinks the Minnesota Timberwolves' Anthony Edwards is in line for a big performance against the Memphis Grizzlies.
Mike Barner highlights a handful of players seeing increased roles as their teammates deal with injuries.
Ahead of Week 16, Alex Rikleen highlights plenty of options off the waiver wire, including Jonathan Isaac and Brandon Clarke.
Gabe Allen highlights a handful of adds for Week 16, including the Wizards' Deni Avdija, who is seeing increased run after Rui Hachimura was dealt to the Lakers.
Dan Bruno offers up a few salary savers for your Friday DFS rosters.
Mike Barner believes Jarrett Allen will dominate the Thunder and their smaller interior defense.
Juan Carlos Blanco is highlighting Victor Oladipo as a solid value against the Magic.
In the absence of Mitchell Robinson, can Julius Randle have a strong performance on the glass against the Celtics?
Michael Spero catches you up on all of the fantasy-relevant happenings from Wednesday night's NBA slate, which was highlighted by a vintage performance from Damian Lillard.
DeMar DeRozan is in a good position to succeed against the Hornets, who have been awful on defense all season.
While Kyrie Irving may not be a hugely popular pick in the second game of a back-to-back set, he has been on fire of late and faces another favorable positional matchup versus the Hornets.
Jalen Duren’s salary is too cheap to ignore, as he and the Pistons head to Brooklyn to play the Nets.
Can the Sacramento Kings' Domantas Sabonis punish the undersized frontcourt of the Toronto Raptors? See what bets RotoWire's NBA crew likes for Wednesday.
