Juan Carlos Blanco looks over Saturday's slate and expects John Wall to stay hot at home against a Bucks defense that's struggled to contain point guards all season.
Detroit's Ish Smith remains widely available in most ESPN and Yahoo! leagues.
RotoWire injury guru Jeff Stotts takes an in-depth look at James Harden's hamstring strain, as well as several other fantasy-relevant injuries.
Last time the Bucks and Raptors squared off, DeMar DeRozan put up over 75 DraftKings points.
Brad Beal is hitting 60 percent of his field goal attempts over the last three games.
Joel Embiid could be set for a big night if the Pistons are without Andre Drummond (ribs).
Although Kawhi Leonard is back from injury, Mike Barner expects LaMarcus Aldridge still to have a big game against the Suns, who allow the most Yahoo points per game to opposing power forwards.
Blake Griffin has played well since his return from injury and is once again a strong option for Thursday's two-game DFS slate.
With an uptempo matchup scheduled against the Rockets, both Kevin Durant and Steph Curry should be expensive options to consider Thursday.
With a mini two-game slate featured Thursday, Alex Rikleen believes Draymond Green will be highly owned.
Mike Barner recommends staying away from Russell Westbrook ($59) with other elite point guards on the board.
With the NBA season nearing its halfway point, Juan Blanco takes a position-by-position look at players trending up -- and down -- to begin 2018.
With a combination of a favorable matchup against the Suns and a recent surge in production, Nikola Jokic makes for an intriguing play Wednesday.
Jeff Edgerton recommends getting an under-priced Steph Curry in your lineups Wednesday night.
Tyus Jones has been a steady source of steals and assists since Jeff Teague went down.
With James Harden sidelined for the first time this season, Chris Paul makes for an intriguing DFS option. He, and others, are featured in Juan Carlos Blanco's Wednesday Picks.
In the midst of a long layoff, Markelle Fultz is widely available and could provide value later in the season.
On a modest five-game slate, Juan Carlos Blanco takes us through value at each position, including Blake Griffin, who hasn't missed a beat since returning from injury.