Joe Bartel offers his favorite props and plays at the DraftKings Sportsbook for Wednesday's NBA action, where Atlanta's De'Andre Hunter draws interest with some low props relative to his recent production.
Mike Barner breaks down seven players to consider trading for -- or placing on the block -- in Week 3.
Nick Whalen is joined by Alex Barutha to talk about the return of peak Steph Curry, parental drama in Sacramento, Julius Randle 2.0, and teams underperforming over the first two weeks of the regular season.
Nikola Vucevic and the Magic head into a rematch against the Cavaliers on Wednesday.
With the first two weeks of the season in the books, Nick Whalen checks in on some of his favorite NBA futures plays.
James Wiseman leads the Rookie of the Year odds, but he hasn't been the best fantasy rookie.
Darius Garland and Dante Exum are out, leaving Collin Sexton as the only Cleveland guard who can score the ball.
De'Aaron Fox is impossible to avoid given his salary and expected production.
This week, Nick Whalen checks in a high-profile COVID absence, Julius "Baby Oscar Robertson" Randle, the return of Peak Stephen Curry, key injuries to monitor and much more.
A renewed Paul George is off to a great start in 2020-21.
Juan Carlos Blanco reviews Tuesday's slate and thinks Jamal Murray could be headed for another big performance against the Timberwolves.
Ryan Belongia checks out Tuesday's slate and discusses the implications of Kevin Durant's absence on Caris LeVert and other Nets.
Juan Carlos Blanco looks over Monday's games and thinks Stephen Curry could be a popular play given the injuries to other elite options on the slate.
Jeff Edgerton digs into Monday's slate and expects De'Aaron Fox to rise to the occasion in a clash with Steph Curry and the Warriors.
De'Aaron Fox and the Kings get a fast-paced matchup against the Warriors on Monday.
Devonte' Graham has struggled out of the gate -- should he be in your Week 3 fantasy lineup?
Justin Bramlette says Rudy Gobert should dominate the Spurs and their weak interior defense.
Juan Carlos Blanco likes Rui Hachimura in tournament play as long as he can stay out of foul trouble.
