Tyson Chandler ($4,900) is averaging a whopping 18 rebounds per game over his last four contests.
After a slow start to the season, Tony Parker has found a groove of late.
Despite only two games on the NBA's evening slate, RotoWire's Sasha Yodashkin explains why Serge Ibaka is probably best left off fantasy rosters.
Reggie Jackson has played very well of late, but RotoWire's Andre' Snellings explains why the Pistons guard is best avoided Friday.
Joel Bartilotta dives into Friday's nine-game slate, again turning to Al Horford and Mason Plumlee as solid bets to deliver value.
Kevin Payne explores Friday's slate, looking to a pair of 76ers at home against Charlotte for particularly strong value.
Andre Drummond will look to exploit the Warriors' recent struggles against opposing centers Thursday.
Deron Williams ($5,600) isn't a flashy name, but he draws a favorable matchup against the Suns on Thursday.
Thursday's slate tips off with a 3:00 p.m. EST game between the Pacers and Nuggets in London, a matchup Alex Rikleen likes for center Myles Turner.
Tuesday's Duke-Florida State game included at least three potential lottery picks, with the Seminoles' Jonathan Isaac likely being a big wild card come draft time.
Jason Rubin is backing Mike Conley and the Grizzlies as they take on Russell Westbrook and the Thunder on Wednesday.
Last time the Cavaliers matched up with the Blazers, Kevin Love ($8,100) went for 62.0 DraftKings points.
Philadelphia's Robert Covington ($5,500) has topped 30 FanDuel points in three of his last four outings.
DeAndre Jordan has been incredibly consistent over the past few weeks, and he makes for a very safe play Wednesday against the Magic.
Dre stops by to talk with Chris & Jeff about the D Rose, the Knicks and James Harden.
Nikola Mirotic and Doug McDermott are worth a look, as the Bulls play five games in a week for the only time this season.
Mike Barner delivers his value picks for a busy nine-game slate Tuesday, looking to Rudy Gobert at home against the Cavs to deliver the goods.
Andre Drummond ($7,700) has been stellar of late and squares off with a Kings defense that ranks dead last in production allowed to centers.