Enes Kanter has remained a viable fantasy option since moving to the bench.
Mike Barner is staying away from LeBron James on Sunday in a matchup that could turn into a blowout.
Zach LaVine could be set for another big offensive night against the Cavaliers' defense.
Jeff Edgerton is rolling with Devin Booker against a fantasy-friendly Pelicans team.
With Steph Curry out of the lineup Saturday, Quinn Cook makes for an appealing, low-cost replacement.
With a diverse Week 5 schedule on tap -- including a five-game week for the Warriors -- it'll be a busy week on the waiver wire.
Andre Drummond and Blake Griffin may be the odd men out in Week 5 lineups with only one game on the Pistons' schedule.
Andre Drummond has been a dominating force this season and Jeff Edgerton doesn't see that stopping tonight against Atlanta.
Although his playing time is down slightly, Minnesota’s Taj Gibson has logged at least 32 minutes in back-to-back contests and scored at least 36.3 Yahoo points in each.
Among his other selections, Sasha Yodashkin tips Reggie Jackson to take advantage of Trae Young's defensive liabilities.
Tobias Harris is averaging career-highs in scoring and rebounding through nine games.
With Avery Bradley out of the lineup, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander ($11) makes for a low-cost value play at guard.
Kyrie Irving has stepped up his play recently and will be facing the Suns, who rank 26th in defensive efficiency.
Juan Blanco takes a look around the league at players trending in the right, and wrong, directions midway through Week 4.
RotoWire injury guru Jeff Stotts checks in on injuries to John Collins, Kevin Love, Russell Westbrook and more.
Nikola Mirotic has been a steady source of production and will be going up against his former team, the Chicago Bulls.
Luka Doncic leads the way in a 2018 class that already features a number of must-own fantasy contributors.
Jamal Murray is coming off of the best individual performance of his career.