The RotoWire NBA staff talks fantasy surprises, Zion's 2020-21 value, playoff races, and more.
Juan Blanco breaks down where to find value on Monday night's NBA slate.
RotoWire's Jeff Stotts writes on injuries to Ben Simmons, Kyrie Irving, Paul George, Luka Doncic and more.
Kendrick Nunn ($19) helps lead the Jimmy Butler-less Heat into a matchup against Cleveland on Monday night.
Jeff Edgerton checks out Monday's slate and thinks Rudy Gobert will be able to dominate the Suns' frontcourt once again.
Malik Monk has quietly come into his own for the Hornets over the last several weeks.
Jeff Edgerton loves Rui Hachimura to dominate the Bulls and their depleted front line.
If you're looking to spend up on centers, Mike Barner suggests Hassan Whiteside will do well versus an inconsistent Pistons' frontcourt.
With all the injuries and recent player turnover in Detroit, Joel Bartilotta highlights Derrick Rose as a solid value selection against a weak Portland defense.
Luka Doncic is facing the struggling Hawks defense.
Spencer Dinwiddie has faced Charlotte three times this season and has scored at least 35.4 Yahoo points in each.
Deandre Ayton faces a Bulls team giving up the second-most fantasy points per game (42.3) to the center position.
Dwight Howard nearly averaged a double-double over the final two weeks before the All-Star break.
Jerami Grant still averaged nearly 33 minutes per game after Paul Millsap returned from injury before the break.
With the Spurs on a two-game week, fantasy owners in shallow leagues may need to bench DeMar DeRozan.
Alex and K-Train review the latest news and discuss how certain teams are making big line-up changes after the All-Star break.
Should you be searching for a high-upside player with a reasonable price tag, Juan Carlos Blanco suggests Michael Porter at OKC.
If there's a time to take a couple Cavaliers, Sasha Yodashkin says that would be tonight when Collin Sexton and company face the league's worst D in the Wizards.