With OG Anunoby sidelined, will Fred VanVleet continue stepping up in what's expected to be a competitive matchup against the Nets?
Alex Barutha, Shannon McKeown and Ken Crites discuss waiver wire moves for Week 10. Donte DiVicenzo has a nice opportunity in Golden State with Curry injured.
Mike Barner answers fantasy managers' questions from Twitter, including an interesting trade offer involving Jaren Jackson.
Alex Rikleen highlights players to add for the upcoming week, including a few centers with upside.
Gabe Allen recommends adding Jalen Duren, who's playing well as the Pistons' new starting center.
Dan Bruno has found plenty of value in the Thunder-Timberwolves matchup.
As the Pistons haven't been great on defense, Mike Barner is looking for Domantas Sabonis to produce plenty of fantasy points.
Juan Carlos Blanco is endorsing a pair of Atlanta salary savers.
Will Zion Williamson be on the attack against a Utah team that allows the most points in the paint in the NBA?
Mike Barner looks at Thursday’s four game slate with an eye on Zion Williamson against the Jazz.
Jaren Jackson has delivered 42-plus FanDuel points in each of the last two games and has averaged 21.6 points in five career meetings versus the Bucks, his best mark against any opponent.
The Pelicans and Zion Williamson are facing the Jazz, who allow the most points in the paint.
Mike Barner highlights a handful of players that could be worth picking up for the long haul.
Even without OG Anunoby, can the Raptors take down the Kings? And can Bojan Bogdanovic slice through Charlotte's weak defense?
Is it finally time to start plugging Kawhi Leonard into our lineups?
LaMelo Ball is on the verge of a return, which could mean fewer shots for Terry Rozier. Adam King provides updates on Ball and other key injured players.
Charles Bassey should see hefty minutes at center Wednesday with both Jakob Poeltl and Zach Collins out and may be too good of a value to pass up.
Dan Bruno examines Wednesday's slate of games and expects Tyrese Haliburton to do well against the Warriors, who give up the sixth most points per game, including 25.1 points to opposing point guards.
