The RotoWire NBA staff reacts to Tuesday's 12-team, head-to-head points league mock draft.
RotoWire injury expert Jeff Stotts breaks down all the big injury news heading into fantasy basketball draft season, including whether Anthony Davis can move on from his multiple ailments.
Gordon Hayward continues to be a focal point of the Jazz offense, and while they are unlikely to beat the Warriors on Wednesday, there could be plenty of fantasy points to go around.
Russell Westbrook is the only healthy superstar on Tuesday's four-game slate.
Brook Lopez has been on a tear over his last 10 games and now gets a plum matchup against the Bulls, who have struggled against centers all season.
Isaiah Thomas continues to have significant fantasy upside but a reduced price on DraftKings, making him a solid option on Wednesday's deep slate.
Jeff Stotts analyzes Mike Conley’s Achilles tendinitis and what it means for a Memphis Grizzlies team decimated by injuries.
Alex Len has been outproducing his price fairly significantly over the past few games, and Juan Carlos Blanco explains why a price increase still doesn't keep him from liking the Suns center.
Greg Monroe is still coming off the bench for the Bucks, but Juan Carlos Blanco explains why he's still a solid fantasy option.
There are a number of upper-tier points guards available Wednesday, but Juan Carlos Blanco explains why D'Angelo Russell may be the best fantasy option.
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.
With a deep 12-game slate, RotoWire's Juan Carlos Blanco sifts through all the players to find the right values for Wednesday, including Kent Bazemore, who continues to produce despite a fairly low price.
Otto Porter has been very hit-or-miss this season, but he continues to get solid playing time and has a good matchup Thursday to payoff for fantasy owners.
With J.J. Redick getting so much attention due to his recent 40-point outing, Alex Rikleen advises to go with his teammate Jamal Crawford, who has been more consistent and cheaper.
Rudy Gobert is now four games back from injury and looks like a solid fantasy play Thursday against a weak Kings defense.
Kemba Walker has been playing very well of late, and a matchup against the high-paced Suns on Wednesday should only bolster his fantasy production.
The Will Barton train rolls right along, and he could have another big game Wednesday against a Suns defense that has been burned by opposing shooting guards recently.
Al Horford has been very productive of late and now gets to face off against a weak 76ers defense that particularly struggles against opposing centers.