Len Hochberg tells you why Rory McIlroy looks like a golfer to go after in this week's contests on DraftKings.
Josh Giddey and the Thunder went on the road to Madison Square Garden and got a win over the Knicks in overtime Monday night.
Sasha Yodashkin recommends checking out an Avalanche stack Tuesday against visiting Dallas.
Jason Chen previews Tuesday's nine-game slate, rolling with Penguins netminder Tristan Jarry against rival Philadelphia.
Mike Barner runs through his favorite value plays on Tuesday's NBA slate.
Zay Jones was a disappointing second-round pick for the Bills, but he showed breakout indications late in 2021 and now heads into free agency.
Dan Bruno looks over Tuesday's slate and thinks Karl-Anthony Towns could dominate at home against the Hornets.
Chris Morgan checks out Tuesday's slate as Anze Kopitar looks to stay hot on home ice against the Oilers.
Juan Carlos Blanco reviews Tuesday's slate as Joel Embiid looks to put together another strong performance against the Celtics.
While all eyes are on Aaron Rodgers, the Vikings and Lions also face touch decisions on how to proceed with veteran QBs.
Paolo Banchero and the Blue Devils enter Tuesday's 12-game slate with the highest implied total by more than six points, so it's no surprise Steve Peralta advises starting lineup construction with this matchup.
Toni Kroos does a little bit of everything on the pitch and RotoWire's Chris Owen thinks his floor is worth going after for Tuesday's FanDuel slate, at least in cash games.
Can the Kings secure the win as road favorites in Brooklyn?
Juan Blanco digs into the upcoming schedule and highlights a handful of players to consider starting -- or keeping on the bench -- for Weeks 18 and 19.
Michael Spero recaps all of the fantasy-relevant news and notes from the weekend that was in the NBA.
Lionel Messi is gaining form and should be a popular DFS option in all games for Tuesday's two-game Champions League slate, according to RotoWire's Ryan Belongia.
Bernie Pleskoff offers his top 15 American League prospects, starting with the Kansas City Royals’ 2019 first-round pick, Bobby Witt.
Mark Taylor previews the Daytona Duels as Denny Hamlin is always a major threat on the superspeedway.