Juan Carlos Blanco digs into Monday's slate and expects Ben Simmons to take advantage of the Knicks' motley assortment of point-guard options.
With no team playing more than two games this week ahead of the All-Star break, which naturally pushes Joel Embiid near the top of Eric Johnson's center rankings.
Sasha Yodashkin previews the Sunday NBA slate on Yahoo as Houston's Chris Paul should thrive in a good matchup against the Mavericks.
A prime revenge narrative makes Kyrie Irving a potential DFS play against his old team Sunday.
With Skal Labissiere (shoulder) still sidelined, Zach Randolph should take on big minutes again and makes for an intriguing option Sunday.
After failing to be dealt prior to the trade deadline, Tyreke Evans is slated to return to action with the Grizzlies and makes for a strong DFS play.
With the trade deadline passed, Alex Rikleen takes a look at which available players to target in each of the major categories.
Juan Carlos Blanco looks over Saturday's slate and expects Otto Porter to continue seeing increased usage in Chicago with John Wall still sidelined.
Mike Barner is looking for Lauri Markkanen to bounce back after a quiet return to action Friday night.
Brad Beal continues to be the Wizards' unquestioned No. 1 option in the absence of John Wall.
Jeff Edgerton picks Yahoo's Saturday NBA slate as San Antonio's Patty Mills has a good matchup against what should be a tired Nuggets squad.
Mike Barner breaks down the Friday NBA slate on Yahoo as LeBron James and what's left of the Cavaliers could benefit from a short bench against the Hawks.
While it was an active trade deadline, most of the centers rumored to be available ultimately stayed put. Mike Barner examines what that means for their fantasy value going forward.
Alex Barutha checks out Friday's slate and expects LeBron James to put up a monster performance for the new-look Cavaliers.
Those hoping for some fireworks at the deadline got their wish, with a desperate Cavaliers team responsible for much of the excitement, among others.
Friday’s nine-game slate is chock-full of opportunities, but the frenzy associated with Thursday’s NBA trade deadline puts some low-salary, high-value targets in play.
Friday’s abundant nine-game slate has plenty of intrigue, considering that several stars are facing off against former teammates, including Blake Griffin tangling with his former Clippers squad for the first time.
With the dust settled on an eventful NBA trade deadline, Alex Barutha lays out which players you should be targeting, and avoiding, heading into Week 18.