The Lakers played free and loose Friday, and daily games players should probably continue to ride Xavier Henry and the Lakers.
Michael Carter-Williams is expected to return to action Friday, but the reason the Sixers standout in daily fantasy games is because they allow other teams' players to perform great in daily leagues.
Michael Rathburn breaks down the key variables to consider when participating in daily fantasy basketball tournaments on FanDuel.
With just two games on the slate, it's slim pickens for good value plays.
If Giannis Antetokounmpo gets moved into the starting lineup, he could be a great value play Wednesday. Good plays at center are thin Wednesday.
A look at how you might find the so-called lightning in a bottle of daily fantasy NBA games.
Damian Lillard and Kyrie Irving face off in the battle of point guards who could care less about defense. Hopefully that leads to big points for both in daily games.
With New York being terrible at defense and Nene (foot) and Bradley Beal (leg) sidelined, John Wall looks like a great high-salary play Monday.
The Timberwolves and Grizzlies meet up Sunday but will their different styles of play clash and create poor fantasy production?
The Jazz could be in line for a drubbing by the Spurs, which might limit the production available out of Salt Lake City, and with Michael Carter-Williams out, Tony Wroten remains a good play.
The Pelicans are matching up against a Grizzlies squad that isn't the same defensively without Marc Gasol, and the Thunder seem well positioned to put a beat down on the Lakers.
There's just two games on the docket but intrigue galore with limited options to pick from and several players recently returning from injury or currently struggling.
With the Kings' starting point guard shipped to Toronto in the Rudy Gay deal, Isaiah Thomas' value has increased even more. And Greg Monroe is an interesting play against a poor Pelicans defense.
With just two or three games on short slate nights, how should DFS players construct their lineups?
Russell Westbrook has seen a resurgence of late after struggling through the first month of the season, and John Henson seems poised for a big night thanks to teammates' injuries.
With six games on the slate for Monday, LaMarcus Aldridge and the Trail Blazers could have the best matchup against the lowly Utah Jazz.
With Dwyane Wade back in the lineup, LeBron James is playing better. And even though James Harden has struggled from deep of late, the Magic offer up a prime opportunity for Harden's fortunes to turn around.
Tony Wroten balled hard Friday with Michael Carter-Williams (knee) out, and with MCW sitting again Saturday, Wroten should be a good play again.