Joel Embiid and the Sixers have two games this week.
Available in a third of Yahoo leagues, Reggie Jackson should be started on a four-game Week 8.
Montrezl Harrell continues to produce at a high level for the No. 1 team in the Western Conference.
Since entering the starting five, Clippers guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is averaging 30 minutes a game with a 19.3 percent usage rate.
Juan Blanco breaks down the Sunday NBA slate on FanDuel as Dallas' J.J. Barea looks to take advantage of what should be a quick pace against the Lakers.
Bogdan Bogdanovic is coming off a season-high 26 points and will be facing a Pacers defense void of Victor Oladipo's talents.
Jeff Edgerton runs through his best values on Saturday's slate, including Sacramento's De'Aaron Fox.
Spencer Dinwiddie ($20) is an attractive guard option whether he starts or comes off the bench.
With Dwight Howard set to miss extended time, Markieff Morris becomes a must-add for Week 8 and beyond.
Alex, Shannon & K-Train go through buy low candidates (and NOT buy low candidates) in today's pod.
Is it time to think about sitting Brandon Ingram and Lonzo Ball?
With Jabari Parker shouldering the load at power forward for the Bulls, Mike Barner notes that he’s scored 38 Yahoo points in each of his last five games.
Jrue Holiday has already posted solid numbers this season, so there's ample reason to select him tonight versus the Heat.
Julius Randle has been a fantasy machine of late, and that run should continue against a questionable Heat defense.
Listen to the latest episode of the RotoWire NBA Podcast with Nick Whalen and James Anderson.
The RotoWire NBA staff talks Gordon Hayward, League Pass favorites, surprise players, and more.
Myles Turner has notched at least 33 fantasy points in five of his past six games and will be facing a Lakers team that struggles against centers.
Klay Thompson should continue to see more opportunities in the absence of Steph Curry.