Juan Carlos Blanco reviews Tuesday's slate as Anthony Davis and the Lakers host the Celtics.
Dan Bruno looks over Tuesday's slate as Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks prepare to host the Warriors.
With several intriguing interconference matchups on the board, Steve Peralta returns with his best bets for Tuesday's slate.
Sasha Yodashkin dives into Tuesday’s 12-game offering, turning to several players in the Blue Jackets/Panthers matchup.
Jason Chen is rolling with plenty of Maple Leafs on Tuesday against the Ducks.
Chris Morgan looks over Tuesday's slate as Matt Murray and the Maple Leafs host the Ducks.
It's been a dream run for Morocco, but RotoWire's Adam Zdroik isn't comfortable betting on them to take out France, especially before he knows the status of key defensive starters.
Jalen Hurts and the Eagles roll on to Chicago this week.
It's another early tipoff Tuesday for DFS college basketball, but with several of the country's top teams in the player pool, Chris Bennett is back to offer his top picks.
Michael Rathburn digs into the betting odds movement around the league for NFL Week 15, including a look at the line shift in the Bengals-Buccaneers matchup.
With Von Miller out for the season, A.J. Epenesa, who has been highly effective over the last two weeks, is the next man up as a key pass rusher for the Bills.
Do the Wizards stand a chance trying to guard Kyrie Irving? And can the Spurs keep Jarrett Allen off the boards?
A few Fenerbahce players, including Nick Calathes, will fit well in fantasy lineups on the first day of the double-game week.
RotoWire's Dane Shinault wonders if Croatia's Luka Modric and Dominik Livakovic have a bit more magic in them for Tuesday's matchup with Argentina, as he previews the DraftKings Showdown.
Joel Embiid stole the show for the 76ers with a monster weekend headlined by 53 points in Sunday's victory over Charlotte.
RotoWire's Ian Faletti takes a look at the strategies for Tuesday's semifinal matchup between Argentina and Croatia.
RotoWire's Ethan Sexton is here to run through FanDuel's two-day, two-game World Cup semi-final slate.
Though Lu Dort's production is inconsistent, a four-game week gives him enough opportunities to rack up numbers.
