With the NBA trade deadline fast approaching, Mike Barner takes a look at five players who could be dealt and what it would mean for their current teammates' fantasy values.
Looking to make a trade? Alex Rikleen helps you evaluate what's a fair return for players in 8-team and 12-team formats.
For tonight’s slate of games, Mike Barner likes Damian Lillard, whom he calls the focal point of the Trail Blazer’s offense, against the Mavericks.
Ricky Rubio's production has increased since Rudy Gobert returned to the lineup.
At $12,300, Jazz rookie Donovan Mitchell is among Friday night's top backcourt values.
Jeff Edgerton likes Dwight Howard as a value play at center against his former team.
With an uptempo matchup scheduled against the Timberwolves, both Kevin Durant and Steph Curry should be expensive options to consider Thursday.
Facing off against a Kings defense that struggles to defend opposing centers, Hassan Whiteside should be on the radar for DFS owners Thursday.
Mike Barner recommends staying away from John Wall, who goes up against Russ and the Thunder on Thursday.
Following back-to-back 30-point efforts, Jamal Murray will look to stay hot Thursday and remains an intriguing DFS option.
Alex Barutha highlights five low-owned, young players to keep an eye on in long-term dynasty leagues.
Ben Simmons will shoulder even more of the offensive workload with a number of Sixers guards on the injury report Wednesday.
The Pelicans-Hornets matchup carries the highest O/U (222.5) on Wednesday's nine-game slate.
Despite showing no signs of rust since returning from injury, Rudy Gobert is still under priced and makes for an intriguing option Wednesday.
Wednesday's nine-game slate allows for plenty of options. One of which is DeMar DeRozan, facing a Hawks team that has given up the second-most fantasy points to shooting guards this season.
Miami's Wayne Ellington remains less than 50 percent owned in CBS leagues.
Juan Carlos Blanco takes us through some suggestions for Tuesday's five-game slate. One of which is Steven Adams, who will be going up against a Brooklyn squad that bleeds fantasy points to centers.
Willie Cauley-Stein has benefited from the recent youth movement in Sacramento.