Josh Hayes picks Thursday's NBA games as Stephen Curry and the Warriors look poised for a big night against the Magic.
Giannis Antetokounmpo is averaging 20.3 points, 12.3 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 2.0 blocks per game over his last four, and RotoWire's Andre' Snellings says it's best to keep rolling with the Bucks point forward.
Sasha Yodashkin picks the Thursday Yahoo NBA slate, including Portland's Damian Lillard, who has been on fire his last five games.
Dwight Howard is still in Houston, and he's still a good buy. Andre' Snellings explains.
RotoWire's Ken Crites interviews @Super70sSports' Ricky Cobb to discuss their favorite 1970s NBA players and discuss which current stars could have succeeded back then.
Look for Gorgui Dieng to continue his run of double-doubles as long as Nikola Pekovic and Kevin Garnett are out.
While some of the upper-tier power forwards are available Wednesday, Juan Carlos Blanco likes the upside of Kevin Love against the Hornets, who have struggled greatly against the position this season.
Eric Neuman likes Philadelphia's Nerlens Noel, who looks to take advantage of a good matchup against the Pistons on Wednesday.
The Knicks have been struggling, but Robin Lopez has been posting good numbers, and Mike Barner has noticed.
With Tobias Harris off to Detroit, there is little to hold back Aaron Gordon, who has exceeded his value on FantasyDraft in six straight games.
Andre' Snellings picks the Tuesday DraftKings slate, including Orlando's Aaron Gordon, who has been hot lately and has a great matchup vs. the 76ers.
With a light Tuesday schedule on tap, Mike Barner is leaning heavily on the new-look Orlando Magic.
Juan Blanco is targeting a fast-paced matchup between the Kings and Nuggets as a prime source of value on Yahoo.
Jeff Stotts warns that Chris Bosh's blood clot, the second in as many seasons, could keep him sidelined for the foreseeable future.
Benjamin Zweiman expects Kyle Korver to stay hot from three-point range in Monday's uptempo matchup with the Warriors.
With Jeff Teague dealing with a wrist injury, Dennis Schroder could be in line for a big boost in playing time.
With the Warriors suddenly looking a bit vulnerable, Benjamin Zweiman is looking elsewhere for sources of value.
Joel Bartilotta takes a flyer on Minnesota's highest flier, second-year guard Zach LaVine.