Taj Gibson ($4,700) goes up against a Cavaliers front line that could be shorthanded Wednesday night.
Carmelo Anthony's minutes have been inconsistent of late, and matching up against the long and athletic Bucks wings could cause him trouble Wednesday.
After a rough start to the season, the Pelicans' Buddy Hield has worked his way back into the rotation.
Andrew Wiggins has discovered his scoring touch and draws a great matchup against the 76ers on Tuesday.
Mike Conley ($7,000) is an appealing option Tuesday going up against the Lakers' defense.
Isaiah Thomas' price is still not level with his outstanding production, and despite a tough matchup Tuesday against the Jazz, he should garner plenty of fantasy attention.
Jeff Stotts says that although he’s currently a top-25 fantasy player, Kristaps Porzingis’ sore Achilles cost him at least one game this season and is one of a slew of problems he’s had in his left leg.
DeAndre Jordan has stepped up in the absence of Blake Griffin, and RotoWire's Joel Bartilotta explains why the Clippers center is a solid fantasy option Monday against the Suns.
With Carmelo Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis banged up, the Knicks will need Derrick Rose to step it up on the offensive end.
Carmelo Anthony is battling a sore right knee, and even if he does play Monday, he's unlikely to provide a huge return against the Magic.
Andre' Snellings dives into his picks for Sunday, focusing on a pair of Raptors on the road against the Lakers.
Andre' Snellings looks over a five-game slate on New Year's Day, keying on a pair of Pacers in a favorable home matchup against the Magic.
The Jazz are the only team in the league to play five games this week, which moves center Rudy Gobert to the top of one of Eric Johnson's positional rankings.
With Damian Lillard expected to miss out again, C.J. McCollum's expanded role in the Blazers' offense will continue Sunday against the Timberwolves.
Juan Blanco finds some gems on the waiver wire for fantasy owners, including Shabazz Muhammad, who is earning more minutes in Minnesota.
Alex Rikleen looks at the revolution at the charity stripe where players like Jimmy Butler have joined the league's elite foul shooters to upend the free-throw market.
Even with his minutes being monitored, Derrick Favors makes for an attractive DFS option at just $4,800.
Playing alongside Russell Westbrook has turned Steven Adams into a nightly double-double threat.