Joel Bartilotta likes two Pistons and a pair of Pacers to deliver solid value for Friday's NBA slate.
Carmelo Anthony has been an inconsistent fantasy performer of late, and Andre' Snellings explains why the Knicks forward is not worth the investment Friday against the Kings.
While they may not be winning, the Nets, 76ers, Suns and Mavs all have fantasy-relevant players, including Harrison Barnes down in Dallas.
Looking to get into daily fantasy basketball cash games? Juan Carlos Blanco breaks down some introductory trends to help make the jump.
Coming off of a monster, 52-point outburst, John Wall ($9,500) is back in action against the Nuggets on Thursday.
Despite his minutes restriction, Joel Embiid's price ($6,600) continues to steadily ascend.
Rajon Rondo has been underpriced for much of the season, but Alex Rikleen explains why the Bulls guard should be avoided Thursday against the Spurs.
Jason Rubin is rolling with the Knicks to cover the spread Wednesday night at The Garden.
DeMarcus Cousins ($11,000) is expensive, but he draws an excellent matchup against the depleted Mavericks on Wednesday.
Blake Griffin ($8,600) makes for an interesting, high-upside play in what should be a high-scoring matchup with the Warriors.
Giannis Antetokounmpo has one of the highest fantasy floors in the league, and Alex Rikleen explains why his upside is even higher than usual Wednesday.
Nick joins NBA TV to discuss fantasy news heading into Week 7 of the NBA season.
Players like Anthony Davis, James Harden, DeMarcus Cousins and Kevin Durant are re-writing the rules of fantasy basketball.
Frank Kaminsky's minutes have risen to more than 31 per game over the last two-plus weeks.
Mike Barner looks at a six-game slate Tuesday, zeroing in on guys like Kentavious Caldwell-Pope ($5,700) and Kristaps Porzingis ($7,600) to deliver value.
Gordon Hayward is averaging 29.0 points, 4.3 rebounds and 4.0 assists over his last three games.
John Wall has been on a tear of late, and he has an excellent matchup Tuesday against the Magic to keep it going.
Grizzlies Point Guard Mike Conley could be out for at least a four weeks with a transverse process fracture, though other athletes who have had the same injury have missed less time.