Can Brook Lopez take advantage of the Timberwolves' defensive scheme?
Alex Barutha, Shannon McKeown and Ken Crites discuss waiver wire pick-ups for Week 4. With the injury to James Harden, De'Anthony Melton has a big opportunity in Philly.
Mike Barner takes a look at early-season usage rates to see who's trending up and who's trending down.
With James Harden out for a month, De'Anthony Melton should see an increased role.
Alex Barutha and Nick Whalen discuss players worth adding off the wire, highlighted by De'Anthony Melton.
With James Harden unavailable, Mike Barner discusses two Philly guards who will pick up the slack.
Dan Bruno is recommending Zion Williamson at home against a tired Warriors team.
A number of big names could be missing Friday night, but Juan Carlos Blanco assures you there's plenty of stars and values to comfortably fill out your lineups.
Paolo Banchero is playing well, but can the Warriors find a way to slow him down?
The Thunder have one of the weakest center rotations in the NBA. Can they find a way to contain Nikola Jokic?
After an impressive showing in the Summer League, Paolo Banchero has had a prominent role for the Magic early in the regular season. Jason Shebilske breaks down how some top rookies have performed so far.
Bol Bol has delivered two straight 34-plus FanDuel point performances thanks to expanded run and gets a favorable matchup Thursday versus a Warriors team that struggles to defend the paint and opposing bigs.
Giannis Antetokounmpo has been the most dominant two-way player in the NBA thus far -- and it might not be close.
Recently back from injury, Jalen Suggs is rusty but has the potential to provide value at his price point Thursday night against Golden State.
See who the RotoWire NBA Crew is picking to go over their player props, and which teams may cover the spread.
Adam King identifies four players underperforming compared to expectations. Will that continue?
Zach LaVine will miss Wednesday, leaving DeRozan to carry the offensive load against a vulnerable Charlotte squad.
Jrue Holiday squares off against a DFS-friendly Pistons team Wednesday that sports the second-worst defensive rating in the NBA. He should excel during Khris Middleton's remaining time on the sidelines.
