Alex Barutha, Shannon McKeown and K-Train Crites address Victor Oladipo's knee injury, Andre Drummond's return for the Lakers and all those OKC free agent options. Plus Waiver Wire & DFS.
Will Tobias Harris hit the over on his 19.5 points prop?
Alex Rikleen writes on his favorite adds for Week 17, including a rookie for the tanking Thunder.
If you're looking for a lower-salaried player with plenty of potential, Juan Carlos Blanco recommends Rui Hachimura.
With the Wizards not great on D and usually playing uptempo, Mike Barner thinks Draymond Green can rack up the stats tonight.
Ryan Belongia feels Zach LaVine is significantly undervalued based on an impressive Thursday performance.
AJ Schullo breaks down his favorite props on the board at the DraftKings Sportsbook for Thursday's NBA action, where Sacramento's De'Aaron Fox has a favorable setup in the matchup against Detroit.
Jeff Stotts goes deep on how much longer fantasy managers should expect to be without James Harden, LeBron James, Anthony Davis and other key players.
James Anderson joins Nick Whalen to debate and discuss their individual lists of the 10 worst draft picks from the last five years.
If Alex Barutha's and Joe Bartel's wagers pan out, the Trail Blazers are going to have a rough night.
Utah's Jordan Clarkson will likely be a popular play with Mike Conley expected to sit on the second half of a back-to-back.
Is it time to cut an unhealthy LeBron James (ankle)? Who should you add for your fantasy playoff run? Nick Whalen offers his suggestions.
Donovan Mitchell could be one of the best high-salaried values on the slate.
Andre Drummond is back in action for the Lakers tonight, but Mike Barner is staying away from the big man in his DFS lineups.
Joe Bartel breaks down the board at the DraftKings Sportsbook for Wednesday's NBA action and offers his favorite props, including one on Atlanta's Kevin Huerter as he looks at an increased role against Memphis.
Is Karl-Anthony Towns in store for a big game against the injured Pacers?
Chris Paul is on pace to finish with first-round value for a second straight season.
Miles Bridges will be set for an increased role in the Hornets' offense without Gordon Hayward.