Paying up for stars becomes more important on small slates like Thursday's, but Alex Rikleen explains why DeMar DeRozan may not be worth the investment.
Marcus Smart has outperformed his value throughout the series, despite continued struggles as an outside shooter.
With only two games on the slate Wednesday, John Wall becomes an even more appealing option.
Wednesday's two-game slate doesn't have many elite players, which means paying up for John Wall will be a necessity, according to Alex Rikleen.
Coming off of a down Game 4, James Harden is reasonably priced at $10,600 on Tuesday.
Mike Barner looks at Tuesday's three-game playoff slate, honing in on the Spurs' Kawhi Leonard as one of his best picks.
Rudy Gobert returned with a bang in Game 4, and Juan Carlos Blanco is expecting another big performance in Game 5 on Tuesday.
Joel Bartilotta checks in with his Monday playoff picks, breaking down FanDuel's new pricing system.
Ben Zweiman delivers another round of playoff picks for Monday, including the Warriors' Draymond Green, who has been up to his old tricks.
The Wizards have really struggled to slow down Paul Millsap, and Ben Zweiman is expecting that to continue Monday in Game 4.
With Rudy Gobert and Blake Griffin out, DeAndre Jordan will have free reign in the paint Sunday against the Jazz.
Andre' Snellings breaks down the Sunday DraftKings playoff slate as Houston's James Harden continues to be underpriced despite a huge series against the Thunder.
Andre Roberson continues to play big minutes for the Thunder, making him an attractive value play to pair with his very expensive teammate.
John Wall has been far and away the best player in the series as Washington holds a 2-0 lead.
Giannis Antetokounmpo could be in for a monster Game 4 as the Bucks look to take a 3-1 series lead.
Damian Lillard has plenty of upside as a fantasy option, but Sasha Yodashkin explains why he's unlikely to realize it Saturday against the Warriors.
Adam Zdroik checks in with his Friday FanDuel playoff picks, including the Bulls' Rajon Rondo who has been a beast in the first two games of the series against his former team.
The Celtics head into Friday's game in Chicago in a 2-0 hole, which means Isaiah Thomas is likely to be heavily relied upon to get them back in the series.