Breaking down the injuries to Jamal Crawford and Thabo Sefolosha, as well as the returns of Tony Parker, Kawhi Leonard, Kevin Martin and Nikola Pekovic
With seven games on the schedule for Monday, RotoWire's Alex Rikleen breaks down the night's best value plays.
Should he stay, or should he go?
The Lakers have five games this week, so they'll have a lot of interesting options to use. On the flip side, ORL, PHI, and TOR have just two games, so a lot of their players will need to be benched.
There are seven games on the schedule Sunday, and RotoWire's have some plays worth consideration.
With 10 games on the docket, there are a bevy of options to pick through when setting your lineup.
Jerry Donabedian subs in for Eric Caturia and runs down the recent rotation changes that came as a result of moves made at the trade deadline.
Seven games are on Friday's NBA slate, and RotoWire's Nick Whalen is here to break down the night's best value plays.
A week after the trade deadline, Rotowire's Charlie Zegers takes a second-look at the fantasy implications of the deals that happened, as well as his giving his weekly waiver wire value picks.
Michael Rathburn takes a look at home/road splits to find value and consistency from superstar options in FanDuel's daily basketball leagues
Ken Crites is back with another trip around the NBA.
RotoWire's Andre' Snellings is on his way to the Sloan Conference at MIT this weekend to get the straight dope on the newest advancements in advanced stats.
There are four games on the schedule Monday, and Eric Kohlbeck has some picks he'd consider using in daily games lineups.
If you're looking for value plays, Dave Loughran has some players to watch for in daily games.
With 10 games on the docket, there are a bevy of options to pick through when setting your lineup.
DraftKings.com is hosting an exclusive daily games contest for RotoWire Fantasy Basketball Podcast listeners for Friday's games. Reserve your spot now.
RotoWire's Brian Fraze gives his weekly value plays to target on FanDuel this week.
Are there discrepancies or fallout from high-pace teams playing low-pace teams, and is there something we can use from the data?