The Three Amigos discuss waiver wire moves for Week 14, the latest news and Friday DFS picks to click. Los Angeles Clippers' forward Amir Coffey is an interesting pick-up.
Can Phoenix keep up its excellent play against struggling Indiana?
Nick Whalen and James Anderson break down the Russell Westbrook situation in Los Angeles and whether there's any hope for the Lakers to figure out a solution.
Alex Rikleen lays out his favorite waiver wire pickups for an especially busy Week 14 in the NBA.
In what's expected to be a high-scoring contest against the league's worst defense, Juan Carlos Blanco has selected a couple undervalued Rockets.
With a full slate of games, Mike Barner zeroes in on a hot point guard.
If you're looking for a value who's recently contributed at a higher level, Dan Bruno suggests Maxi Kleber.
Can Minnesota be the team that ends Memphis' win streak?
In this week's mailbag, Mike Barner answers readers' questions on LaMelo Ball, Tobias Harris and Christian Wood before providing some buy-low and sell-high targets.
Nick Whalen joined Emerson Lotzia on DraftKings' The Sweat to discuss Thursday's five-game NBA slate.
Thunder rookie Josh Giddey is one of Jeff Edgerton's favorite plays on Thursday's injury-riddled, five-game slate.
With Draymond Green out, do the Warriors have anyone capable of slowing down Giannis Antetokounmpo?
Mike Barner suggests tonight might be a night to build your entire entry around Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha dig deep on the future of the Grizzlies before discussing the MVP and Coach of the Year races.
Will Kyle Kuzma thrive against the shorthanded frontcourt of Orlando?
Joe Bartel digs into Wednesday's offerings at the DraftKings Sportsbook for the NBA action. Chicago is surging but is Nikola Vucevic in for a tough night against Brooklyn?
At the halfway point in the schedule, Mike Barner hands out his mid-season fantasy awards, including MVP, Most Improved Player, Biggest Disappointment and more.
Cade Cunningham has been the best rookie over the past month, but a few aren't far behind.
