Marc Gasol has been in and out of the lineup of late, but he's been productive when given the opportunity.
Damian Lillard has taken his game to a new level during the Blazers' nine-game winning streak.
Juan Carlos Blanco looks over Monday's short slate and expects Giannis Antetokounmpo to exploit a road matchup against the hapless Grizzlies.
Jeff Edgerton checks out Monday's slate and thinks Chris Paul may pick up the slack for a less than 100 percent James Harden at home against the sagging Spurs.
With a number of the top small forwards only playing three games this week, Paul George moves to the top of Eric Johnson's small forward rankings.
Paul Millsap has struggled to post fantasy-worthy numbers since returning from injury, but a matchup with the porous Kings' defense could help him get back on track.
Facing off against one of the worst teams defensively against centers, Joel Embiid could be in for a big night for DFS owners Sunday.
With James Harden's health in question, Chris Paul makes for an intriguing DFS play Sunday.
An unusually small four-game Saturday slate gives us fewer options than usual, though there are some standouts, such as Nikola Vucevic.
Tobias Harris has topped 40 DraftKings points in each of his last three games.
Mario Hezonja is one of the night's top values with Aaron Gordon in concussion protocol.
There aren't too many options with just four games available to choose from. Bradley Beal stands out, however, as he has outpaced projections in all three of his meetings against Miami.
Alex Rikleen checks in with news, notes and fantasy-relevant observations from the 2018 Sloan Sports Analytics Conference.
While Myles Turner and Jusuf Nurkic have had their moments this season, they're two of the most overvalued players relative to their 2017-18 draft slots.
After a few down games, Nikola Jokic put up a huge double-double last time out against the Cavaliers.
With Anthony Davis out Friday, Jrue Holiday will take on even more offensive responsibility.
Lonzo Ball has provided at least 35 Fanduel points in three of his last four contests.
Tonight, Mike Barner likes Portland’s Damian Lillard, who has owned the Warriors this season with an average of 41.5 points, 3.5 rebounds, five assists, two steals and 4.5 three-pointers in their first two meetings.