If Karl-Anthony Towns plays against the Pelicans, is he worth paying up for?
Azeem Siddiqui gives his preview for the 2019 Big Bash League.
Khimki big man Devin Booker will square off with center Nikola Milutinov and his Olympiacos teammates as Round 14 comes to a close.
Lorenzo Brown will look to stay hot as he and his Red Star teammates head to Russia to square off with the reigning EuroLeague champions.
The free-falling Pelicans take on the Nets tonight in what projects to be a high-scoring affair.
Steven Stamkos and a Lightning stack look like a great option Tuesday against the Senators.
Jordan Mazzara is keying on a Red Wings stack Tuesday.
Sasha Yodashkin looks over Tuesday's slate and thinks Trae Young may be able to take advantage of the Knicks' weak perimeter defense.
Zack Osell reviews Tuesday's slate and thinks there could be offensive fireworks in New Orleans as Brandon Ingram and the Pelicans host the Nets.
Oklahoma's Kristian Doolittle has been on a tear lately and gets a matchup against Creighton, a team that has been friendly to opposing forwards. Steve Peralta looks at the Tuesday CBB DFS slate.
Chris Morgan checks out Tuesday's slate and thinks Torey Kerug and the Bruins will be able to exploit the Kings' weak penalty kill.
An ASVEL team looking to get back to .500 heads to Spain to take on a Barcelona squad that features offseason addition Cory Higgins.
It could be another big night for Scottie Wilbekin, who will lead his Maccabi team into Saint Petersburg to take on a Zenit squad looking for its second straight win at home.
Jason Chen recommends a Panthers stack Monday against the Senators.
Juan Carlos Blanco reviews Monday's slate and thinks Bradley Beal could post big numbers on the road against the Pistons.
Chris Morgan recommends rolling with a Capitals stack on Monday against the Blue Jackets.
Chris Morgan likes Capitals netminder Braden Holtby on Monday against Columbus.
Jeff Edgerton looks over Monday's seven-game slate and finds plenty of viable options below the elite salary tier, such as the Raptors' Pascal Siakam.