Jordan Clarkson has benefitted from the Lou Williams trade, and he looks poised for a solid outing Friday against the Celtics.
Alex Rikleen analyzes whether the fantasy production of players remains stable and predictable after they are traded. Are they who we thought they were?
Stephen Curry is hardly a value play, but he's more than $3,000 cheaper than Russell Westbrook tonight.
With Kevin Durant out of action, Draymond Green's stock is on the rise.
Kemba Walker has scored at least 30 points in three of four games since the All-Star break, and he has a great opportunity to do it again Thursday against the Suns.
After a week off, Jason Rubin is back and rolling with the Sixers and Rockets on Wednesday night.
Giannis Antetokounmpo will look to bounce back after a frustrating performance Monday against the Cavaliers.
With DeMarcus Cousins suspended Wednesday, even more of the offensive burden will fall on the shoulders of Anthony Davis.
Hassan Whiteside is averaging 20.5 points and 18.0 rebounds per game over his last two, and he has a great opportunity to increase those numbers Wednesday against the 76ers.
John Wall has at least 20 points and 10 assists in nine of his last 10 games.
Mike Barner delivers his value picks for a six-game slate Tuesday, setting his sights on a trio of Bulls on the road in Colorado.
With a number of player on the move at the deadline, Alex Rikleen breaks down who you should be prioritizing on the waiver wire.
There is a trio of high-priced point guards available on Tuesday's six-game slate, but Juan Blanco explains why fantasy players shouldn't ignore Damian Lillard.
Jeff Stotts says that Knick Kristaps Porzingis hurt his ankle after accidentally stepping on an opponent's foot. A subsequent MRI revealed no significant damage and Porzingis should play later this week.
Ben Zweiman breaks down his DraftKings Cheat Sheet for a seven-game slate Monday, highlighting the Pacers' Thaddeus Young as someone to key on for solid value.
Joel Bartilotta checks in with his Monday picks for a seven-game slate, turning to a trio of Raptors on the road on Broadway.
With Kevin Durant and LeBron James slowed by injury and illness, respectively, Carmelo Anthony may be the high-end small forward worth targeting Monday, according to Ben Zweiman.
The Timberwolves play only three games this week, which means Karl-Anthony Towns falls in one of Eric Johnson's weekly positional rankings.