Will the team with more raw talent rise to the occasion in the Sweet Sixteen? Steve Peralta lays out his betting picks for Thursday's four-game slate.
Jeff Edgerton helps us sort through the various scenarios for Wednesday's slate.
Wendell Carter is one of Mike Barner's favorite plays on Wednesday night's jam-packed NBA slate.
Sahith Theegala got the job done last week, and Ryan Andrade believes he will do the same in the latest contests on FanDuel.
Jordan Mazzara explores Wednesday's four-game slate, making his picks to help you build a winning FanDuel lineup.
Chris Morgan previews Wednesday's slate, turning to Leafs captain John Tavares against the visiting Devils.
Liverpool only have one match in Gameweek 31, but their forwards still lead the Fantrax charts at home against Watford, even if Mohamed Salah doesn't start because of injury.
Sasha Yodashkin begins his 2022 Miami Open betting series.
Tyler Cavanaugh has been producing consistently, and the Zalgiris forward will be worth a look in Wednesday's fantasy contests.
Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha talk Chris Paul's timeline, the Suns' path back to the Finals, Zion Williamson, Damian Lillard, All-NBA debates and more.
Greg Vara breaks down the brackets and explains why he is zeroed in on Xander Schauffele.
James Anderson gives his top 50 prospects for 2022 value only, with Milwaukee lefty Aaron Ashby ranking as the top pitcher following the surgery to Rays righty Shane Baz.
Ryan Pohle provides his top pick in each of the 16 Groups of four and explains why he is wagering on Kevin Kisner to reach the weekend.
Erik Halterman analyzes the biggest movers from the latter part of the post-lockout frenzy, including injured Cardinals starter Jack Flaherty.
It may not always be visually pleasing, but Curtis Blaydes has a strong track record of high fantasy scores due to chain wrestling and control. Jon Litterine breaks down UFC Columbus on DraftKings.
Will the Knicks be able to slow down Trae Young?
Corbin Young debuts at RotoWire with a look at three 2019 breakouts. Now that the interest in these players has dwindled, is it time to revisit them in the late rounds of drafts?
Jan Levine analyses the risers and fallers this week in hockey, including Montreal's Cole Caufield.
