Can James Harden outshine Kawhi Leonard on Thursday's slate?
It's hard to avoid Kawhi Leonard in Thursday's revenge narrative.
Mike Barner highlights five centers to watch over the next two weeks of the fantasy basketball season.
Kawhi Leonard will be in San Antonio for the first time since being dealt to the Raptors.
There's one obvious matchup to watch on Thursday's three-game slate.
Justise Winslow has taken over as Miami's interim point guard with Goran Dragic sidelined.
Deandre Ayton and Luka Doncic have separated themselves from the rest of the pack in a talented rookie class.
With Kyrie Irving sidelined, Terry Rozier will look to step up.
With Jeff Teague and Derrick Rose set to sit out, look for Tyus Jones to once again take on an increased role.
The center is averaging 76.6 fantasy points over the past three games.
Mike Barner breaks down why it makes sense to stack the Wizards' backcourt against the Hawks.
Jeff talks with ESPN's Andre Snellings about optimism in Sacramento due to the improved play of De'Aaron Fox.
Will De'Aaron Fox be able to keep up his strong play against Portland?
Fade Giannis Antetokounmpo at your own risk on New Year's Day.
De'Aaron Fox has topped 43 Yahoo fantasy points in eight of his last nine games.
Juluis Randle goes up against a Timberwolves frontcourt Monday that struggles to contain opposing big men.
With John Wall done for the season, Tomas Satoransky will be viable well beyond Week 12.
Anthony Davis and Karl-Anthony Towns square off in The Big Easy on New Year's Eve.