Evan Berofsky analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including the Islanders' Brock Nelson.
In this week's mailbag, Mike Barner answers a wide range of readers' questions involving trades, keeper rankings, injury-related pickups and much more.
Adam Zdroik takes a deep dive into the metrics he expects the committee to use in selecting the tournament field, drawing comparisons between last year's oddly-seeded Badgers and this year's Providence squad.
Sasha Yodashkin's Thursday picks include Washington blueliner John Carlson against the Canadiens.
LeBron James and the Lakers may have officially hit rock bottom after Wednesday night's horrendous loss to the depleted Blazers.
Kyle Lowry is one of several guards Jeff Edgerton will be targeting on Thursday's FanDuel NBA slate.
The dogs will be barking at UFC 271 according to Drake Burden, who offers his notes on all 15 fights set to take place at Saturday's event in Houston.
In a game against the Rockets that’s likely to be fast-paced, Pascal Siakam could thrive.
Jason Chen likes the look of a Blue Jackets stack Thursday against Buffalo.
Will Giannis Antetokounmpo come up big in the 2021 Finals rematch against the Suns?
It's a two-match slate Thursday and RotoWire's AJ Scholz is recommending to get a piece of Trent Alexander-Arnold given his floor and ridiculous upside for a defender.
The crew of RotoWire contributors are surprisingly split on the main event, though there are still two unanimous selections the team is backing.
Jaden Ivey has been tearing through elite Big 10 teams of late, and Steve Peralta believes he'll stay hot Thursday when the Boilermakers head to Ann Arbor.
Jordan Mazzara looks over Thursday's slate and thinks Frederik Andersen could slip under the radar on the road against an undermanned Bruins squad.
CSKA's Alexey Shved stuffed the stat sheet his last time out, and he will be in position to produce again Thursday.
After going through a bit of a lull late last year, Will Zalatoris is streaking upward again. Find out who else earns a mention in Bryce Danielson's latest Barometer.
Four of five writers like Ja'Marr Chase and the Bengals getting 4.5 in Los Angeles against the Rams.
After knocking off No. 1-ranked Auburn on Tuesday, it's no surprise to see a red-hot J.D. Notae sitting atop Jesse Siegel's risers this week in college hoops.
