While the 2024 NBA Draft class is considered one of the weakest in years, a number of rookies will be worth monitoring in fantasy basketball leagues.
Looking back at the wildly unpredictable 2013 NBA Draft, one name clearly stands out above the rest.
Juan Blanco examines which players at each position are trending in the right -- and wrong -- directions.
Ben Miller explains how factors like coaching style and pace of play can affect a players' fantasy value.
Kevin Payne brings us his best picks for Friday, including the Wizards' Otto Porter at home against the Nets.
There are a couple of elite higher-priced centers available on Tuesday's eight-game slate, but Juan Blanco explains why fantasy managers could save a little money with Hassan Whiteside.
Kyrie Irving has a solid matchup Sunday against the Lakers, and he could be in for a big day after being rested Saturday.
Andre' Snellings checks in with his Sunday FanDuel picks, again turning to the mighty Karl-Anthony Towns, this time on the road in Louisiana.
Juan Blanco combs through the waiver wire for players who can help fantasy teams, like New Orleans guard Tim Frazier.
Anthony Davis' salary is far from cheap but Juan Blanco explains why the Pelicans big man is worth paying up for Friday against the Rockets.
Jeff Stotts recaps this week’s significant NBA injuries including Zach LaVine, who sustained a torn ACL over the weekend, and the Bulls Jimmy Butler, who’s questionable with a bruised heel.
Ben Zweiman breaks down his DraftKings Cheat Sheet for Monday, building his lineup around a pair of Pacers playing host to the Thunder.
Finally healthy, Alec Burks has scored in double-figures in five straight games.
Ben Zweiman takes stock of Monday's slate, eyeing up a few Heat in a home tilt against the Nets to provide solid value
After a rough start to the season, the Pelicans' Buddy Hield has worked his way back into the rotation.
Juan Blanco finds some gems on the waiver wire for fantasy owners, including Shabazz Muhammad, who is earning more minutes in Minnesota.
Jeff Stotts describes what goes through his mind as he watches an NBA game from the perspective of an athletic trainer with the goal of preventing injuries like the one sustained by Wizards’ Bradley Beal last week.