With DeMar DeRozan out of the picture in San Antonio, is Dejounte Murray set to take center stage?
Mike Barner takes stock of Tuesday's DraftKings offering, recommending some Phillies bats against Chris Ellis and the Orioles.
Multiple starting quarterbacks were unable to finish games Week 2 after injuries, including the Colts’ Carson Wentz who sprained both ankles.
Sasha Yodashkin is back with his advice heading into the 2021-22 fantasy campaign, starting with some of the NHL's biggest bust candidates.
Chris Bennett checks out Tuesday's slate and thinks Austin Riley looks like a bargain in Arizona.
Michael Rathburn digs into Tuesday's MLB slate and identifies wagers to target in four different contests, including a look at the Giants moneyline as they check in as slight underdogs against the Padres.
Aaron Jones didn't put up a ton of yardage, but four TDs will do.
Carolina pass rushers Brian Burns and Haason Reddick should be licking their chops ahead of a matchup with Texans rookie QB Davis Mills.
Kyler Murray is the new No. 1 atop the QB rankings this week.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including Cardinals tight end Maxx Williams.
Erik Halterman offers his top plays for Tuesday's KBO daily fantasy contests.
Erik Halterman uses this week’s column to talk about players who have impressed him the most this year, including A’s first baseman Matt Olson.
Nick Grays scours the waiver wire for the best pickups heading into Week 4, where Miami's Charleston Rambo is a priority add after his huge outing against Michigan State.
The Steelers haven't shown much of a running game through two weeks, but Najee Harris should get enough to flirt with RB1 status anyway.
What is Clyde Edwards-Helaire function within the Kansas City offense? Afer his Week 2 dud, Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson vent during today's SiriusXM show.
Jeff Erickson is not spending much FAAB to get Jacob Eason, even in Superflex formats.
Michael Rathburn digs in for Monday's MLB slate where Toronto's Robbie Ray is set to take on the Tampa Bay Rays.
California kid Max Homa was plenty comfortable in his surroundings this past week, and he calmly and coolly came back to claim the crown at the season-opening Fortinet Championship.