Erik Halterman provides his top pitchers, hitters and stacks for Sunday's KBO slate.
Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings features a Red Sox squad with a full week of home games, starting with Monday's annual early morning game.
Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitchers, as Lucas Giolito gets two starts, including the Patriots' Day game in Boston on Monday morning.
With Bradley Beal less than 100 percent healthy, Russell Westbrook has been on a tear.
Steph Curry has averaged 59 fantasy points over his past six games.
Dan Marcus likes Sonny Gray to get roughed up in his first start of the season. That pick and more among his best bet for Saturday.
Given the slim pickings in this five-game Saturday night slate, Chris Bennett likes the stability Clayton Kershaw offers.
Looking for a slugger at a reasonable salary? Christopher Olson has got one for you in Mitch Haniger.
Adam Fox has been producing all season and Jason Chen says he's bound to accumulate some stats against the Devils.
Chris Morgan previews Saturday’s DraftKings slate, turning to a Stars stack against Columbus.
Jayson Tatum has averaged 45 fantasy points over his past 13 games.
C.J. Radune breaks down the Toyota Owners 400 and wonders whether this could be the week points leader Denny Hamlin finally gets a victory.
Erik Halterman takes a look at Saturday's action in the KBO and provides tips and recommendations.
Chris Liss thinks Strasburg's loss of velocity signals panic time. Liss and Alan Seslowsky are not worried about Blake Snell.
Make your lineup Sweet with Western's ruck debutant, and look to the Sydney Derby for an in-form matchup capable of lighting up the scoreboard in Saturday's Round 5 slate.
Joe Bartel breaks down the board at the DraftKings Sportsbook for Friday's NBA action, where Minnesota's D'Angelo Russell carries an inflated points prop going into his matchup against Miami.
Joe Sheehan uncorks a huge card for Friday's action with wagers for every night game with a wide range of bet types, including an alternate run line in Washington with Max Scherzer on the bump.
Travis Etienne should probably have even odds with Najee Harris to be the first running back drafted, but odds generally mark Harris as the safe favorite.
