Andre' Snellings checks in with his Sunday FanDuel picks, headlined again by the Pelicans' Anthony Davis.
The Celtics are one of only two teams with three games this week, which easily puts Isaiah Thomas atop one of Eric Johnson's positional rankings.
Alex Rikleen looks at the math behind position scarcity and why it wouldn't make sense for a fantasy owner to trade James Harden for even Kevin Durant.
Juan Blanco analyzes this week's waiver wire as Sacramento's Ben McLemore has seen more opportunities thanks to backcourt injuries for the Kings.
Carmelo Anthony has a date with Kawhi Leonard on Sunday, which makes him a questionable fantasy option, according to Joel Bartilotta.
Priced under five figures, Kevin Durant is a player to watch Saturday as he returns to Oklahoma City.
Priced well below his ceiling, Derrick Favors is one of Saturday's top values.
The Suns-Rockets game is expected to be the highest scoring one of the night, which puts Suns guard Devin Booker firmly in play.
Joel Bartilotta dives into Friday's slate, honing in on a pair of Lakers to deliver value on the road in Milwaukee.
The 3 Amigo's go off on various topics, including the mess at MSG, Parker's injury and Friday's DFS options.
Kevin Payne has an eye for a pair of Knicks at home against the Nuggets for Friday's slate.
DJ joins 120 Sports to discuss Jabari Parker's injury and offer some Draft Kings advice for Friday's games.
Dwight Howard has struggled of late, and RotoWire's Andre' Snellings explains why the Hawks center isn't likely to bounce back Friday.
With the Cavaliers likely resting the Big Three, the matchup is suddenly an appealing one for the Thunder.
The last time the Rockets and Hornets squared off, James Harden erupted for nearly 80 DraftKings points.
A point guard facing the Celtics is usually worthy of serious fantasy consideration, and that player Thursday is the Trail Blazers' Damian Lillard.
RotoWire's James Anderson and Nick Whalen review the best players from the 2014 draft class and break down where they would fall if it was done all over again.
Jason Rubin is backing the Raptors to cover 3.5 points on the road in Minnesota on Wednesday.