With Joakim Noah out for the season after suffering a dislocated shoulder, Taj Gibson will continue to play heavy minutes for the Bulls.
Sasha Yodashkin is looking to Jamal Crawford's increased role with the Clippers to deliver big points for Thursday's Yahoo game.
Stephen Curry is the favorite to win the Most Valuable Player Award this season, but is Draymond Green actually the most valuable player on the Warriors?
While he'll lineup against one of the best fantasy point guards in the league Wednesday, Kemba Walker could put up a big score himself against a Thunder defense that's struggled containing opposing point guards.
Tobias Harris has been a bit inconsistent of late, but he's got a great matchup Wednesday against the 76ers, who are allowing the second-most fantasy points per game to small forwards this season.
The return of Rudy Gobert has allowed Gordon Hayward to focus more on the offensive end, and his fantasy-point totals are increasing.
Mike Barner thinks Nikola Mirotic could break out of his slump if the Bulls play small against Golden State.
Hassan Whiteside has been dominant since returning from injury and next faces a Bucks defense that is in the bottom half of the league in fantasy points allowed to centers.
With just four games on the docket, Mike Barner looks to Minnesota to fill out his lineup.
Despite the Bucks playing a tough Heat defense Tuesday, Giannis Antetokounmpo may actually have just the matchup to be a solid differential play.
RotoWire injury expert Jeff Stotts warned last week that Joakim Noah's shoulder ailment could continue to be an issue, and after separating it Friday, the Bulls' big man will miss the rest of the season.
With Mike Conley still dealing with his Achilles injury, Mario Chalmers looks to be a very solid fantasy play if the former is unable to return Monday.
With Carmelo Anthony out of the mix, Joel Bartilotta is counting on other Knicks to step up against Philly
Marc Gasol dominated the Knicks on Saturday and looks poised to continue shouldering the offensive workload with Mike Conley likely to sit out again.
Ben Zweiman picks through a large NBA slate on MLK Day to find winners like Toronto's Jonas Valanciunas, who has come up big lately as he's had more minutes.
With half the league playing four games this week, Andre Drummond easily takes the top spot in one of Eric Johnson's positional rankings.
With only five games on the schedule Sunday, it's imperative to pay up for at least one star, and Kevin Durant is a favorite of RotoWire's Andre' Snellings.
Shabazz Muhammad is getting plenty of playing time of late, which is allowing him to score plenty of points, though he struggles to contribute in the other stat categories.