Will Kevin Durant ruin the party in Milwaukee on opening night?
Jeff Stotts checks in with the NFL’s most prominent injuries, and this week the Browns are so banged up, they get an entry all their own.
Jan Levine analyzes the risers and fallers in hockey for the week, including Pittsburgh's Jeff Carter, who has stepped up in the face of injuries.
Shawn Hutchinson covers some of the key happenings in the NHL's first week of the season.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top wavier-wire options for Week 7, including Tua Tagovailoa, who returned healthy from a rib injury last week.
Mike Barner picks the Tuesday Yahoo DFS slate as the NBA tips off with two games, including Nets-Bucks.
Michael Rathburn digs into the board for Tuesday's two-game slate and hunts for value from the Los Angeles-Atlanta game where the Dodgers are heavy home favorites in a must-win situation.
The Cardinals are in an ideal spot this week, favored by more than two touchdowns against J.J Watt's former team.
Jason Chen sets his sights on a Canucks stack Tuesday against the Sabres.
Sasha Yodashkin drops his Tuesday insights for a loaded 11-game DraftKings slate, recommending Kings veteran Anze Kopitar against the Predators.
Both Championship Series are in action Tuesday, and Mike Barner has your picks for emerging victorious in your DraftKings contest.
Dan Bruno checks out Tuesday's season-opening slate and expects a lot of fireworks from Steph Curry against the Lakers.
Jeff Erickson believes Baker Mayfield will not be in uniform for Thursday Night Football. Superflex players need to know who the Browns backup QB is.
Juan Carlos Blanco reviews Tuesday's season-opening slate as Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks begin their title defense at home against the Nets.
Chris Morgan reviews Tuesday's slate as Mike Smith and the Oilers host a Ducks squad on the second leg of a back-to-back.
Chris Bennett looks over Tuesday's two-game Championship Series slate and thinks that while the AL contest will likely feature more offense, Austin Riley is too hot to ignore.
Chris Liss faded Derrick Henry based on his heavy 2019-2020 workload, but now has him ranked as the No. 1 overall player.
Despite 784 carries, including playoffs, from 2019-20, Derrick Henry looks none the worse for the wear.
