Julius Randle continues to rack up double-doubles as the Pelicans head into a four-game week.
LaMarcus Aldridge is in a great position to succeed against a poor Bulls frontcourt.
Nikola Jokic is pondering how much you should discount him in leagues this week, thanks to the Nuggets' two-game schedule.
Kawhi Leonard has one of the highest floors of any player on Sunday's slate.
Juan Blanco previews the Sunday FanDuel slate as Jeremy Lamb is still a good value despite a slight rise in price recently.
With Donovan Mitchell out, look for bargain-priced Joe Ingles to have a few more shot attempts for the Jazz.
Juan Blanco picks the Saturday night DFS FanDuel slate as Buddy Hield's price has decreased despite his recent dominating play.
Willie Cauley-Stein has emerged as a much more reliable DFS play this season.
Jrue Holiday picked up where he left off last season and has at least 40 Yahoo Fantasy Points in 15 of his last 19 games.
Jordan Clarkson has quietly averaged 16.8 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 3.2 assists over his last five games.
Trey Burke has taken 55 shots over the past three games and could be worth starting over Jamal Murray or Buddy Hield.
Mike Barner notes that New York’s Trey Burke has logged more playing time of late, averaging at least 26 minutes in four straight contests, which has translated to 31.7 yahoo points in three games of those games.
Trey Burke has recently been racking up the fantasy points and should provide significant value by continuing this trend against New Orleans.
Gordon Hayward is looking more like his old self of late, making him someone to target against a horrible Hawks defense.
Nick joins Liss & Jeff to debate whether or not Rondo's injury makes Lonzo Ball rosterable.
Alex Rikleen combs the waiver wire for players who can help you fantasy team in each category.
RotoWire injury guru Jeff Stotts checks in on injuries to Caris LeVert, Markelle Fultz, Elfrid Payton and more.
Montrezl Harrell and Tobias Harris are two of the players trending in the right direction midway through Week 6.