Last time Joel Embiid went up against the Lakers he put up more than 90 fantasy points.
With Tottenham expected to dominate possession Saturday against Stoke City at Wembley Stadium, Ben Davies could have a very strong fantasy outing.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper review this week's Champions League action and then dive into Saturday's six-game daily fantasy Premier League slate, which has affectionately been described as the worst of the season.
Sasha Yodashkin brings us his Thursday Yahoo recommendations, including Islanders rookie Matt Barzal in a road matchup with Pittsburgh.
Following a 51-point outburst the last time out, Juan Carlos Blanco believes Bradley Beal could stay hot against a typically porous Suns defense.
With an uptempo matchup scheduled for the Lakers, Alex Rikleen believes Brandon Ingram and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope are players to consider Thursday.
Pete Gargano is back with another DraftKings Euro Tour preview, this time for the Joburg Open in South Africa.
Rob Geriak suggests plugging in the Capitals' Matt Niskanen against the Blackhawks on Wednesday, as he's been performing well since returning from injury.
Neil Parker rounds out his suggestions for Wednesday's four-game slate with Oilers blueliner Oscar Klefbom against the visiting Flyers.
Mike Barner recommends staying away from Goran Dragic against a stingy Spurs defense.
Doug Greenberg checks in with his Wednesday Yahoo recommendations, including the Flyers' Wayne Simmonds in a road matchup against Edmonton.
Michael Rathburn analyzes the lineups he used for FanDuel's qualifiers to get into this week's big $4 million Fan Championship. Which strategy worked best?
Dwyane Wade could see an increased role off the bench in what could be a blowout against the Kings.
While an ejection limited Kevin Durant's DFS impact the last time out, injuries to Steph Curry and Draymond Green could mean a big night for the superstar forward.
Tottenham are expected to rotate heavily for Wednesday's Champions League match against APOEL, but it could be time for Serge Aurier's coming out party.
Tottenham are the only big favorites on Saturday's six-game daily fantasy Premier League slate, which means Harry Kane and Christian Eriksen are likely to draw plenty of attention.
Wednesday's 10-game slate features plenty of options. But, the elephant in the room is Steph Curry's absence. Who will step up from the Warriors in his place?
Jim Coventry checks out the Week 14 slate and thinks LeSean McCoy offers the best combination of floor and ceiling in a home tilt against an injury-depleted Colts defense.