Playing alongside Russell Westbrook has turned Steven Adams into a nightly double-double threat.
Derrick Rose has played very well since returning from back spasms, and an up-tempo game against the Rockets on Saturday should allow him to be a solid fantasy producer.
Dre joins Jason on TYT Sports to discuss NBA Trade Rumors. Plus, what's wrong with Steph Curry?
Kevin Payne dives into a busy 10-game slate Friday, locking in on a pair of Pistons on the road against Atlanta to deliver the fantasy goods.
Joel Bartilotta looks at Friday's slate, suggesting a Wizards stack with guys like Bradley Beal and John Wall at home against the Nets.
Facing off against his old team, Harrison Barnes will once again try to show the Warriors that they made a mistake by letting him go.
Using DvP data isn't as easy as checking a ranking, so Juan Blanco is back to break down a number of key instances on when and how to use the stat as part of a daily fantasy basketball research routine.
Wesley Matthews ($5,700) makes for an attractive and affordable play Thursday against the Lakers.
Julius Randle ($6,600) has been on a tear of late, averaging 19.0 points, 9.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists over his last two contests.
Kyle Lowry's playing time is incredibly consistent, and a matchup against the Suns on Thursday makes him a very attractive fantasy option.
In this week's installment of the Hoops Lab, Andre Snellings explains why Kawhi Leonard is (still) underrated as a fantasy player.
While UCLA's Lonzo Ball gets plenty of national attention, RotoWire's James Anderson says observers should pay more attention to teammate TJ Leaf.
Priced at $9,500, John Wall makes for an intriguing play Wednesday against the Pacers.
DeMarcus Cousins ($11,000) squares off with a Portland team against which he put up 76.3 FanDuel points earlier this season.
Derrick Rose's decreased price is too low to ignore Wednesday, even against a Hawks defense that has been decent against point guards.
With a small slate Tuesday, both Russell Westbrook and James Harden should have sky-high ownership.
Alex Rikleen takes a look at players who are virtually unowned but could end up making an impact for your fantasy team.
Dre compares the scorers of today's NBA relative to their legendary predecessors.