An increase in volume-rebounding guards was something owners had to contend with this season, and it's likely more than a short-term trend.
Paul Millsap has picked up his play of late and could be relied upon even more Thursday with the Nuggets' playoff hopes on the line.
With Damian Lillard expected to sit out, Shabazz Napier could be among the night's top values.
Alex Rikleen suggests targeting the Denver-Minnesota matchup, with Karl-Anthony Towns being the most intriguing center for Thursday's slate.
Currently sitting one game out of the eighth seed in the West, the Nuggets will need Nikola Jokic to perform well to keep their playoff hopes alive.
Mike Barner looks back at six players who outperformed their ADP, or failed to meet expectations, in 2017-18.
One of only two players priced above $10,000, Anthony Davis will be a fixture in many DFS lineups Wednesday.
Wednesday's six-game slate features Al Horford, who is seeing increased usage due to a myriad of injuries to the Celtics.
With Brandon Ingram's status up in the air, Kyle Kuzma could again be in line for big minutes Wednesday night.
Robert Covington has taken on a larger offensive role in the absence of Dario Saric, who will miss another game Wednesday.
It's been a rough season, overall, for Marquese Chriss, but he's been productive down the stretch.
Mike Barner is rolling with Nikola Jokic ($10,700), who's played at least 40 minutes in three straight games with the Nuggets fighting for a playoff berth.
LaMarcus Aldridge has carried the Spurs to eight wins in their last 10 games.
Tuesday's nine-game ledger features the likes of Lauri Markkanen, who has scored 30.00 to 33.00 fantasy points in four of the last five games.
Even with fantasy owners accounting for the addition of Jimmy Butler, Andrew Wiggins has mostly failed to live up to expectations in his fourth NBA season.
Heading into the last full week of the fantasy season, Alex Rikleen breaks down the last-minute adds who could make all the difference.
The Raptors are one of five teams who will play six times before the regular season ends, which pushes DeMar DeRozan to a top spot in Eric Johnson's final weekly positional rankings of the season.