Who will step up for the Raptors with three starters sidelined?
Fantasy managers had been eagerly awaiting the return of LaMelo Ball, who made his debut for the Hornets over the weekend.
It's a week of extremes, as the Spurs have five games, while a quartet of teams has two games this week.
With the Timberwolves entering a two-game week, fantasy managers should consider benching Rudy Gobert.
Paul George is one of several Clippers who should be able to make an impact against the Rockets' lackluster defense Monday. Mike Barner previews some of the top option on Monday's DFS slate.
Jeff Edgerton checks out Monday's slate and is happy to welcome LaMelo Ball back into his lineups in a plus matchup against the Magic.
Dan Bruno looks over Monday's slate and think Scottie Barnes could be in for a big night in Detroit.
Jeff Edgerton expects Russell Westbrook to post plenty of fantasy points.
Dan Bruno is offering a few value selections, including a young point guard in Chicago.
With a pair of stars absent in Washington, Joel Barilotta is very high on Kyle Kuzma.
Scottie Barnes lines up for more offensive usage with Pascal Siakam sidelined and faces a Pistons squad allowing the third-most points in the NBA, making him a worthwhile lineup candidate on Saturday's slate.
The Raptors struggle to guard the three-point line, as well as the opposition's second unit, setting up Bennedict Mathurin as a potential value play Saturday.
Joel Embiid sports a 37 percent usage rate and averages 1.5 Yahoo points per minute with James Harden off the floor, suggesting he has some big outputs in store. That could be the case Saturday against Atlanta.
Nick Whalen is surprised the Kings are just four-point favorites against the Lakers with LeBron James out and Anthony Davis under the weather.
Alex Barutha, Shannon McKeown and Ken Crites discuss waiver wire moves for Week 5. Aleksej Pokusevski looks ready to finally shine as OKC's starting power forward.
If an impatient fantasy manager in your league dropped Trey Murphy, now's the time to pick him up.
Deandre Ayton is off to a slow start after a tumultuous offseason. Can he turn things around?
If you're shooting for upside, the Thunder's Aleksej Pokusevski is worth serious consideration.
