Mike Barner runs through his best picks for Thursday's tricky, two-game slate.
A two-game slate means we may have to trust Paul George to have a bounce-back performance.
Darren Collison has posted at least 30 fantasy points in nine of the past 15 games.
Injuries to the Lakers' forward depth might make LeBron a must-play.
While the Pelicans' frontcourt remains in flux, Julius Randle has been a constant source of fantasy production.
Ben Simmons has stepped up his offensive contributions in the absence of Joel Embiid.
Deandre Ayton is taking some momentum into a matchup against the Knicks.
Steven Adams hauled in 22 rebounds in 32 minutes in his last outing.
Thaddeus Young has been a model of consistency this season and gets a strong matchup against the Bulls on Tuesday.
Nik Vucevic and the Magic go up against a Joel Embiid-less Sixers team on Tuesday.
Luka Doncic faces the Nets, who have lost momentum since the All-Star break.
Lou Williams and the Clippers will look to put even more distance between themselves and the Lakers in the Western Conference standings.
While the Lakers continue to struggle, Brandon Ingram has quietly upped his fantasy production.
Mike Barner expects Washington guard Bradley Beal to have a big game against a struggling Timberwolves team.
Juan Blanco breaks down the FanDuel Sunday evening NBA slate as Larry Nance Jr. should get plenty minutes thanks to his teammates' injuries.
Fade the red-hot Karl-Anthony Towns at your own risk Sunday.
Will Barton has been hitting his stride lately.
Saturday's slate is highlighted by a showdown between the Warriors and 76ers.