The Three Amigos discuss the latest news and suggest ROS free agents pick-up options. They also talk DFS moves for Friday and deliver the usual shenanigans.
Sasha Yodashkin points out Spencer Dinwiddie is performing at an elite level of late but his price tag remains low.
The Wizards have looked terrible on D, so Mike Barner is going with Donovan Mitchell in tonight's matchup.
With Andre Drummond out again, Zack Osell likes Tristan Thompson as a cheap center who should continue to produce well above value.
Nick Whalen is joined by Alex Barutha to discuss the struggling Jazz and banged-up 76ers. Then, the guys assess the playoff picture in both conferences before checking in on futures bets.
Domantas Sabonis and the Pacers are in a great spot against the struggling Trail Blazers.
Anthony Davis may be in store for a monster performance without LeBron James (groin) available.
Mike Barner breaks down four of his favorite individual player props for Thursday's four-game slate.
With Damian Lillard (groin) still out, C.J. McCollum will continue to be a popular option.
With LeBron James (groin) out, Anthony Davis is in position for a big night.
The Celtics to cover 4.5 points in Utah is one of the more enticing bets of the day.
John Collins will be a popular play if Trae Young (illness) ends up sidelined.
With LaMarcus Aldridge sidelined, DeMar DeRozan may need to carry a bigger offensive burden for the Spurs.
This week, Mike Barner answers readers' questions on Kevin Love, Kevin Huerter, Clint Capela, the return of Steph Curry and more.
Brad Beal heads into a matchup with Brooklyn with back-to-back 50-point games.
Nick Whalen takes a look at how the biggest names on the move at the trade deadline have fared with their new teams.
Chris Paul leads the Thunder into a matchup against an undermanned Bulls team on Tuesday night.
Justin Bramlette digs into Tuesday's slate and expects Anthony Davis to continue dominating his former Pelicans squad.