Ricky Rubio's late-season resurgence has been a major reason the Jazz are in the thick of the Western Conference playoff race.
With Kevin Durant, Steph Curry and Klay Thompson all out Friday, Draymond Green will shoulder more of the offensive burden.
Jeff Edgerton examines what lies ahead for the teams competing for playoff positioning in both conferences.
With the Warriors' backcourt banged up, Nick Young will have some short-term value as a scorer and three-point threat.
With Dwyane Wade out and Josh Richardson doubtful, Wayne Ellington could be in for an increased role Friday.
If Steven Adams (hip) sits out, DeAndre Jordan becomes a near-must play on Friday's slate.
T.J. Warren could see an increase in usage Thursday if Devin Booker is unable to play through his hand injury.
Rookie sensation Donovan Mitchell could be in for a big night against the Suns' defense.
Alex Rikleen gives his picks for Thursday's nine-game slate and suggests targeting Damian Lillard against LeBron James and the Cavaliers.
With playoff implications on the line, LaMarcus Aldridge will look to carry the Spurs past the Pelicans and makes for an intriguing DFS option Thursday.
While he'll likely be highly owned, Kevin Durant is a must-play for Wednesday's DFS slate with the Warriors roster decimated by injuries.
Jeff Edgerton has you covered with a number of key injuries impacting Wednesday's slate.
Mike Barner recommends staying away from Mario Hezonja, who has struggled to take advantage of injuries to the Orlando frontcourt.
Wednesday's reduced four-game slate is full of injuries, with a myriad of players, such as Kevin Durant, benefiting from the situation.
Jonas Valanciunas ($20) is one of the top values on Tuesday's slate.
After a period of struggles, Brook Lopez has re-emerged as a legitimate fantasy option in Los Angeles.
DeAndre Jordan has grabbed at least 15 rebounds in six consecutive games entering Tuesday.
Ricky Rubio turning into a more aggressive scorer has kept the Jazz in playoff contention out West.