If an impatient fantasy manager in your league dropped Trey Murphy, now's the time to pick him up.
Deandre Ayton is off to a slow start after a tumultuous offseason. Can he turn things around?
If you're shooting for upside, the Thunder's Aleksej Pokusevski is worth serious consideration.
Dan Bruno likes Grant Williams as someone who could significantly exceed value tonight.
With the Bucks projected to miss two of their stars, Mike Barner has selected others from the team who should post plenty of fantasy stats.
Juan Carlos Blanco is endorsing Marcus Smart as a strong value play versus the Nuggets.
The Trail Blazers are on the second night of a road back-to-back without Damian Lillard. The Pelicans should be able to take advantage.
Will Kristaps Porzingis be looking for revenge against his former team?
Mike Barner highlights a handful of players worth adding now for a payoff later.
Michael Spero recaps Wednesday night's packed slate, including an update on LeBron James departing yet another ugly Lakers loss with a groin injury.
With James Harden out for the foreseeable future and the Sixers having multiple days off leading up to Thursday's contest, Joel Embiid could be positioned for a big showing versus the Hawks.
With James Harden set to miss multiple weeks, Tobias Harris should remain in an expanded scoring role for Philadelphia, who play at the Hawks Thursday.
With Giannis Antetokounmpo and Jrue Holiday sidelined for Milwaukee, who will step up?
While Alex Caruso's scoring is inconsistent, his upside as a passer and defender makes him a worthy streaming option in many leagues.
With a muted salary, Zach LaVine is a worthy target for Wednesday's massive slate.
Fred VanVleet is coming off a pair of impressive showings in the first two games since returning from a back injury. He should continue to shoulder a heavier scoring load while Pascal Siakam remains sidelined.
Luka Doncic has been on a tear to begin the year, topping 30 points in each of his first nine appearances. Jeff Edgerton previews why Doncic is a good player to build around despite his lofty DFS salary.
Grizzlies guard Ja Morant averages 28.5 points, 5.7 rebounds and 7.1 assists per game, and he surpassed 40 DK points in seven of 10 games played.
