John Wall and the Wizards draw a favorable matchup against the Nets on Saturday.
Mike Barner walks you though the top values at each position for the four games on DraftKings' main Saturday night slate.
At the halfway point of the NBA season, Mike Barner fills out his centers-only awards ballot.
Houston's Clint Capela continues to be one of the NBA's most efficient fantasy performers.
With the Rockets being short-handed Friday night, Mike Barner expects center Clint Capela to get extra minutes on the court against the Suns.
Alex Barutha recommends getting Victor Oladipo into your lineup as the Pacers catch a bad Cavaliers defense on the second night of a back-to-back.
With James Harden still sidelined, Chris Paul should be in for another big night against the Suns.
Following a few poor games, Kevin Love is at his cheapest price of the season and makes for a discounted center option Thursday.
Lou Williams erupted for 50 points in a win over Golden State on Wednesday, and the Clippers will again lean heavily on the veteran Thursday night.
LaMarcus Aldridge makes for a strong DFS play Thursday, as he should see increased usage with Kawhi Leonard (shoulder) still out.
With Kyle Lowry likely out with an injury, look for DeMar DeRozan to see increased usage and make for an enticing DFS play Thursday.
As the halfway point of the season nears, Nick Whalen checks in on several of the league's top rookies, as well as some other first-year players to keep on your fantasy radar.
With 22 teams in action Wednesday night, Jeff Edgerton takes you through the best values, and stay-aways, at each position.
Andre Drummond has really picked up his play of late and is set to take on a Nets defense that struggles to defend opposing centers.
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Lou Williams should continue to see heavy minutes for an injury-depleted Clippers backcourt.
With the Clippers decimated by injuries and going up against the fast-paced Warriors, Juan Carlos Blanco likes Lou Williams for Wednesday's slate.
Mike Barner takes a look at six players whose offensive outputs could increase, or decrease, over the second half of the season.