Russell Westbrook and Paul George will be motivated to secure the highest playoff seeding possible.
LaMarcus Aldridge is coming off of a big double-double in Sunday's win over the Bucks.
The RotoWire NBA staff debates the winners, losers and biggest fantasy beneficiaries after Thursday's deadline.
Alex Barutha examines which players to start, or keep on your bench, in an abbreviated Week 18.
Juan Blanco looks at which players are trending up, and down, in Week 17.
A high over/under and a variety of injuries makes Lakers-Clippers enticing in DFS.
With Kyle Kuzma a game-time call, tons of value could open up on the Lakers.
The center is averaging 76.6 fantasy points over the past three games.
With the tournament round set to begin Wednesday, Nick Whalen looks back at which players made the most of their opportunities during the initial round.
Alex Barutha dives into what went right and what went wrong in 2017-18 for three of the NBA's lottery-bound teams.
One of only two players priced above $10,000, Anthony Davis will be a fixture in many DFS lineups Wednesday.
Facing off against a frontcourt that has given up the third most FanDuel points to centers on the season, Joel Embiid will be a center option to target Thursday.
Nemanja Bjelica continues to see big minutes in the absence of Jimmy Butler, and he's unowned in roughly 40 percent of CBS leagues.
If Steven Adams (hip) sits out, DeAndre Jordan becomes a near-must play on Friday's slate.
Tobias Harris has topped 40 DraftKings points in each of his last three games.
There aren't too many options with just four games available to choose from. Bradley Beal stands out, however, as he has outpaced projections in all three of his meetings against Miami.
A move to point guard has Brandon Ingram putting up some of the best numbers of his career in February.
Josh Jackson is averaging more than 20 points per game over the Suns' last four contests.