With the Spurs missing a couple key players, Juan Carlos Blanco believes Jakob Poeltl can dominate the Cavs in the paint.
Ryan Belongia likes Devin Booker as a decent value play who should do well against the Timberwolves.
AJ Schullo analyzes the board at the DraftKings Sportsbook for Thursday's NBA action and dishes out his favorite bets, including an angle on New Orleans' Lonzo Ball's assist total against Portland.
USC freshman Evan Mobley could be an instant-impact big man in fantasy basketball next season.
Montrezl Harrell to score 18+ points and a Lakers win pays out +130.
Alan interviews long-time RotoWire author and Top Shot connoisseur Kevin Payne about the crazy growth in NBA Top Shot.
The Lakers have leaned more heavily on Montrezl Harrell in the absence of Marc Gasol and Anthony Davis.
Lonzo Ball and the Pelicans go up against Damian Lillard and the Trail Blazers on Thursday night.
Damian Lillard dropped 50 points against the Pelicans on Tuesday. What will he do in the rematch?
Joe Bartel breaks down Wednesday's NBA offerings at the DraftKings Sportsbook and offers his favorite props, including a play on Denver's Michael Porter Jr.'s points total against the Hornets.
Mike Barner highlights five players, including San Antonio's Dejounte Murray, to consider dealing for -- or trading away -- as the fantasy trade deadline approaches.
Alex Barutha, Jeff Edgerton and Joe Bartel are in on Richaun Holmes having a strong performance against the Wizards.
Since the break, Lillard has averaged 35.8 points, 8.0 assists and 6.3 rebounds.
Bradley Beal leads the Wizards into a matchup against the Kings' league-worst defense as part of a loaded Wednesday night slate.
Can Rui Hachimura continue his recent hot streak?
Jeff Edgerton makes the case for Giannis Antetokounmpo's salary ($11,400) actually being too low.
With the Lakers down Anthony Davis and Marc Gasol, can Karl-Anthony Towns have a great performance?
Nick Whalen takes a look around the league at the players and stories shaping the fantasy landscape in Week 13.
