The Indiana Pacers will be without their top scorer and playmaker for the rest of the season.
With the NBA Draft and free agency (mostly) in the rear-view, it's time for an update to Alex Barutha's top-125.
With the Warriors' backcourt banged up, Nick Young will have some short-term value as a scorer and three-point threat.
Lonzo Ball has provided at least 35 Fanduel points in three of his last four contests.
Despite being the second highest priced player on Wednesday's slate, LeBron James is a player to build around considering the uptempo matchup against Denver.
Wednesday's six-game slate has plenty of nice options, including Chris Paul going up against the Bucks, who have struggled guarding point guards lately.
Tuesday's eight-game slate provides us with a nice player pool to work with, which includes Anthony Davis, who has been dominant since DeMarcus Cousins went down with injury.
DeAndre Jordan gets a strong matchup Sunday against an inexperienced Nets' frontcourt.
These players can help shore up individual categories with the fantasy postseason fast approaching.
Catch up on all of the news, notes and position battles as we near the end of the first week of preseason action.
There are three games on the slate Thursday and only a couple high-priced studs. Will it be Stephen Curry or Carmelo Anthony who play up to their price?
The staunch defense of the Bulls is matching up against the struggling Cavaliers, which could lead to an ugly offensive night from the Cavaliers' players.
The Pelicans and Sixers are matching up for the second time this season, and with both teams being at the top of the league in pace, it should pay big dividends for fantasy production.
Where did all of the free agents and misfit players end up up at the end of the offseason? Let's take a look at the Eastern Conference offseason moves.
If minutes are the most important stat in fantasy, than it's important to know which coaches run the most fantasy-friendly rotations and whether last year's trends will continue.