Will Dejounte Murray dish at least five assists to help Joe Bartel win his parlay?
Joe Bartel ushers in the start of the second half of the season with a look at the board at the DraftKings Sportsbook for Wednesday's NBA action, including a scoring prop on Dallas' Luka Doncic.
Dillon Brooks and the Grizzlies are one of only four teams in action as play resumes after the All-Star break.
Is Keldon Johnson worth taking a shot on coming out of the break?
Ja Morant is a great option for balanced lineup builds.
The guys recap All-Star Weekend before discussing hypothetical Karl-Anthony Towns trades, as well as players on bad teams who could pick up some fantasy value over the second half of the season.
With play set to resume Wednesday night, Juan Blanco weighs in on some players to consider starting, or keeping on the bench, out of the All-Star break.
Jeff Stotts dives deep into key players set to return from injuries after the break.
Looking ahead to the second half, Gabe Allen breaks down the top players to consider adding for the long haul.
LeBron James and last year’s All-Star Game MVP, Kawhi Leonard, find themselves on opposite sides Sunday night.
With the All-Star Break upon us, Alex Barutha looks ahead to his favorite futures bets for the second half of the NBA season, where Julius Randle's Most Improved Player odds keep looking better and better.
The Three Amigos discuss second half player targets, waiver wire options and the latest news. What should Zion Williamson managers do in the second half of the season?
Alex Rikleen scours the waiver wire for the best additions heading into Week 12 of the fantasy basketball season.
Nick Whalen joins Jeff Erickson on the SiriusXM show to discuss his concern with Kemba Walker and the Boston Celtics.
Can Kemba Walker's great passing continue against a short-handed Raptors squad?
Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha are joined by Ben Zweiman of DK Nation to break down All-Star Weekend from a betting perspective.
Even if he comes off the bench, Chris Boucher is in a good spot to produce for the shorthanded Raptors on Thursday.
The Clippers will again lean heavily on Paul George if Kawhi Leonard misses another game Thursday.
