Trae Young leads the Hawks into a matchup against Ja Morant and the banged-up Grizzlies on Monday.
Alex Rikleen runs through the best adds for the week, including Toronto's Norman Powell and Sacramento's Harry Giles.
As long as Buddy Hield converts some threes, Jeff Edgerton figures he'll be well worth the reasonable price tag.
Bradley Beal has been on fire. The Warriors sit last in the league and are banged up. Mike Barner believes that's the perfect combination for Beal to keep the fantasy points flowing.
Due to a number of recent injuries and departures, Joel Bartilotta points out Derrick Rose has led the Pistons' offense and should continue that role in Sacramento tonight.
With LaMarcus Aldridge still out, DeMar DeRozan will be a popular option.
Robert Covington has thrived since joining the Rockets.
The Hawks struggle to contain centers, which could lead to Hassan Whiteside having a big performance.
Harry Giles is nearly averaging 15 and 10 over his last three games, and the Kings head into a four-game Week 20.
Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha both like Magic players to cover their points, rebounds and assist props.
With Kawhi Leonard and Paul George healthy, Lou Williams could be worth sitting on a tough three-game week.
The Three Amigos discuss the latest news and suggest ROS free agents pick-up options. They also talk DFS moves for Friday and deliver the usual shenanigans.
Sasha Yodashkin points out Spencer Dinwiddie is performing at an elite level of late but his price tag remains low.
The Wizards have looked terrible on D, so Mike Barner is going with Donovan Mitchell in tonight's matchup.
With Andre Drummond out again, Zack Osell likes Tristan Thompson as a cheap center who should continue to produce well above value.
Nick Whalen is joined by Alex Barutha to discuss the struggling Jazz and banged-up 76ers. Then, the guys assess the playoff picture in both conferences before checking in on futures bets.
Domantas Sabonis and the Pacers are in a great spot against the struggling Trail Blazers.
Anthony Davis may be in store for a monster performance without LeBron James (groin) available.
