DeMar DeRozan has been getting plenty of attention this season, but RotoWire's Joel Bartilotta reminds fantasy owners not to forget about teammate Kyle Lowry.
Juan Blanco looks at who's rising and who's falling in the NBA, including Phoenix's Devin Booker, who has struggled recently.
Alex Rikleen explains how a site's rules can cause fantasy owners to overlook some players and mis-value other players. Why is a player like Will Barton valued differently across various sites?
After Friday night's win over the Kings, Blake Griffin ($8,300) has now scored at least 20 points in six straight games.
The NBA's leading rebounder, Hassan Whiteside ($9,000), draws a strong matchup against the Wizards on Saturday.
Blake Griffin has struggled putting up big rebounding numbers lately, which is one reason why he could be avoided Saturday against the Bulls, according to RotoWire's Sasha Yodashkin.
Joel Bartilotta looks into a 10-game NBA slate Friday, pinpointing guys like Tim Frazier and Mike Muscala as nice cheap options to build a lineup around.
Kevin Payne hones in on Klay Thompson at $5,700 as a great value piece to build your team around Friday.
Kyle Lowry is coming off his best game of the season and will now face a Nuggets defense that has struggled guarding point guards this season.
In this week's Hoops Lab, The Professor takes a look at whether DeMar DeRozan's hot start is sustainable.
Ricky Rubio ($6,300) has been a productive mid-tier option at point guard since returning from injury.
The Bulls draw a tough matchup in Salt Lake City on Thursday, but Jimmy Butler ($8,500) has been on fire of late.
Giannis Antetokounmpo has been filling up the stat sheet this season, but his inconsistency makes it tough to spend up for him Thursday against the Heat.
There were at least eight future NBA players in Tuesday's Kansas-Duke game, and RotoWire's James Anderson explains why Josh Jackson is clearly above the rest.
Jason Rubin is backing the Thunder (-1.5) in Wednesday's showdown against James Harden and the Rockets.
On a night when James Harden and Russell Westbrook face off, Stephen Curry ($9,400) makes for a strong contrarian play.
DeAndre Jordan ($6,800) and the Clippers have been one of the league's most productive fantasy offenses.
Wednesday's 11-game slate is packed with superstars, but Alex Rikleen explains why LeBron James may not be worth the huge fantasy investment.
