Steve Alexander breaks down everything fantasy basketball managers need to know heading into Trade Deadline Week.
Dan Bruno highlights his favorite plays for Sunday's slate, including CJ McCollum, who's been playing at a high level and faces a depleted Kings' squad that won't have De'Aron Fox.
Jeff Edgerton expects Donovan Mitchell to continue his dominance over the Pacers.
Joel Bartilotta believes Keegan Murray will exceed value against the Pelicans.
DeMar DeRozan has displayed minimal signs of rust in the six-game since returning from a quad injury and receives a solid matchup Saturday versus a Trail Blazers squad in the second game of a back-to-back set.
Spencer Dinwiddie is averaging north of 40 fantasy points per game when Luka Doncic sits out, as he will Saturday. Dinwiddie should have another big game in store versus the 26th-ranked Warriors defense.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has delivered 50-plus FanDuel points in five of his last six games and receives a favorable positional matchup Saturday versus the Rockets.
Damian Lillard has been cooking lately. Can he continue his impressive run against the Wizards?
Mike Barner answers readers' questions, including his thoughts on Jonathan Isaac and if Malcolm Brogdon has more rest-of-season value than Kyle Lowry.
Alex Rikleen runs through his favorite waiver options ahead of Week 17, which includes the much-anticipated trade deadline.
Gabe Allen highlights his favorite waiver wire pickups ahead of Week 17, including the Bulls' Patrick Williams.
Was Pascal Siakam snubbed from the All-Star game? And will he take out his frustration against the struggling Rockets?
With De'Aaron Fox unavailable, Juan Carlos Blanco is touting a couple of his teammates to have big nights.
Mike Barner likes a couple Hornets to do well on the road against the Pistons.
LeBron James is on the cusp of breaking the all-time NBA scoring record, and you can bet on when he'll break it using these great welcome offers.
On Thursday's slate, Nick Whalen likes the Miami Heat's Jimmy Butler to clear 21.5 points against the struggling New York Knicks.
Damian Lillard continues to single-handedly keep the Trail Blazers afloat in the jam-packed Western Conference.
With an inexpensive salary, Donte DiVincenzo might be too good to pass up if the Warriors rest some of their stars in the second game of a back to back.
