What's in store for the Thunder after three straight first-round exits?
The Thunder and the Pacers both have their backs against the wall down 2-0.
The Warriors have the highest expected total to kick off the postseason.
Aside from taking advantage of injuries, it could be worth targeting teams who have something to play for.
Holy smokes, the drama was in full effect Tuesday night. Magic bails. AD wears a dumb shirt. And the tributes for Dwyane and Dirk were amazing.
With Joel Embiid out and Jimmy Butler questionable, Ben Simmons could thrive.
Kawhi Leonard won't play Thursday, so all eyes turn to Pascal Siakam.
Where do you start on a slate with so many injuries?
With Serge Ibaka sidelined, Marc Gasol is the obvious DFS option.
With Kevin Durant out, Steph Curry and the Warriors will look to avoid dropping the season series to the Rockets.
With John Wall (personal) out, Bradley Beal should be in line for a bigger role.
Even with fantasy owners accounting for the addition of Jimmy Butler, Andrew Wiggins has mostly failed to live up to expectations in his fourth NBA season.
Which players should you consider stashing at the end of your bench this season and beyond?
Mike Barner examines three of the league's biggest frontcourt logjams in an effort to discern which players you should own going forward.
Juan Blanco takes a look around the league at key players trending in opposite directions.
Mike Barner suggests using Spencer Dinwiddie for Sunday's DFS slate, as his value remains high with D'Angelo Russell sidelined
Sasha Yodashkin breaks down the Sunday NBA slate on Yahoo as DeMarcus Cousins faces a Lakers team that has little hope of containing him.
At $24, Myles Turner makes for a strong play against an inexperienced and fast-paced Nets team.