While the Pistons are fading fast in the East playoff race, Blake Griffin has remained a productive fantasy asset.
Tyreke Evans is well rested and set to be without teammate Marc Gasol, which makes him a strong bet to see an uptick in usage and production.
As lottery-bound teams get creative with rotations and injury reports down the stretch, value can come from unlikely sources.
In line for another start in place of the injured Nic Batum, Jeremy Lamb is one of the night's top backcourt values.
After a strong showing in his return to the starting lineup Monday, Darren Collison could have some utility once again for Wednesday's DFS slate.
Jeff Edgerton recommends getting Rondae Hollis-Jefferson into your DraftKings lineups Wednesday night.
Wednesday's eight-game ledger provides plenty of options, including the Nets' Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, who has scored 33.25 to 45.50 fantasy points in five of the last six.
As the 2017-18 season winds down, Alex Barutha looks at five players in position to boost their value next season.
Joel Bartilotta recommends fading Steven Adams against the NBA's number one defense Tuesday.
Tuesday's modest six-game slate features the Jazz and Joe Ingles, who has scored 29.50 to 47.75 fantasy points over the last seven games at a clip of 1.03 fantasy points per minute.
With injuries to Dennis Smith and Wes Matthews, Yogi Ferrell ($5,300) should again be in line for a bigger role Tuesday night.
Coming off of a down game Sunday, Jrue Holiday is poised to bounce back Tuesday against the Mavs.
Toronto's Jonas Valanciunas has five double-doubles in his last seven games.
Nemanja Bjelica continues to see big minutes in the absence of Jimmy Butler, and he's unowned in roughly 40 percent of CBS leagues.
Juan Carlos Blanco checks out Monday's slate and expects Giannis Antetokounmpo to come up big on the road against the inconsistent Cavaliers.
Jeff Edgerton digs into Monday's slate and expects Nikola Jokic to take advantage of a depleted Heat frontcourt in a game with major playoff implications for both teams.
Draymond Green is the lone healthy member of Golden State's Big Four entering Monday's matchup with San Antonio.
While his three-point shooting has begun to regress, Lonzo Ball is still putting up strong counting stats for a rookie point guard.