The Three Amigos discuss waiver wire picks for Week 12, give some Thursday DFS ideas and cover the latest news. Malik Monk seems to have worked his way into the Lakers' starting lineup.
Michael Spero recaps all of the action from Wednesday night's slate, including another embarrassing loss for Jaylen Brown and the Celtics.
While the Cavs are reeling from the loss of Ricky Rubio, rookie Evan Mobley makes for an appealing play on tonight's four-game FanDuel slate.
The reigning MVP continues to play at an elite level.
With his average of 47.8 Yahoo points per game for the season, James Harden has one of the highest floors of any guard on this slate.
Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha break down the current playoff picture, LeBron's dominant individual season, Kyrie's upcoming return, COVID news and much more.
Mike Barner breaks down five players flourishing during COVID outbreaks and assesses whether or not they can hold their fantasy value going forward.
Injury history and a looming trade deadline are reasons to move Embiid while he's peaking.
With Donovan Mitchell still sidelined, Mike Barner is targeting Jordan Clarkson for another big night.
Can Julius Randle take advantage of the thin Detroit frontcourt?
The Lakers have been a disappointment, but LeBron James is having his best individual season in years.
Coming off a night in which he totaled 24 points and 10 assists, Tyrese Haliburton has an advantageous matchup with the Mavericks’ shorthanded backcourt.
Can the shorthanded Raptors contain Joel Embiid?
In this week's look around the league, Nick Whalen checks in on all of the biggest storylines in the world of fantasy basketball.
James Harden had his best game of the season en route to leading the depleted Nets to a win over the equally depleted Clippers.
Mike Barner analyzes the Tuesday Yahoo DFS slate with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander looking like a good play against a bad Kings defense.
With the Warriors missing a couple recognizable names tonight, Juan Carlos Blanco thinks Andrew Wiggins is in line to pad his stats.
There's a lot of value to be found with so many players sidelined, but Dan Bruno still sees a few stars set to take on extra activity and potentially produce plenty of fantasy points.
