Josh joins 120 Sports to discuss FanDuel NBA picks for Tuesday night.
Mike Barner looks for fantasy bargains on some of the NBA's worst teams.
Juan Blanco finds value up and down the roster Tuesday, including the Lakers' Julius Randle, who has posted three double-doubles in three of his last five games.
Damian Lillard left Monday's game with an abdominal injury and could sit Tuesday, which would open things up offensively for C.J. McCollum.
DeMarcus Cousins continues to battle a lower back strain, and while he may play through the ailment, RotoWire's Jeff Stotts warns that it could linger if not treated properly.
Meyers Leonard's price on FantasyDraft has not caught up to his production, and he is among a number of value plays Josh Collacchi likes this week.
Marcus Morris hasn't been the most consistent scorer this season, but he contributes in a number of categories and has a great matchup Monday against the Rockets.
If Reggie Jackson can bounce back from his struggles Sunday, he could provide plenty of fantasy points for a relatively low salary on DraftKings.
Joel Bartilotta thinks Danilo Gallinari's jumper will start falling Monday.
Benjamin Zweiman is fading Russell Westbrook on Monday and everyday until he has a better matchup given his sky-high price.
James Harden is averaging 36.2 points, 7.8 assists and 7.0 rebounds in his last five games, and he takes the top spot in the shooting guard rankings this week.
Interim head coach J.B. Bickerstaff has been using Clint Capela alongside Dwight Howard, which keeps Capela as an intriguing fantasy option, particularly for owners looking for blocked shots.
James Harden has been playing exceptionally well since Kevin McHale was fired, and while his price is high, it's not too high for Andre' Snellings to avoid Sunday.
Avery Bradley has played very well while Marcus Smart has been out with his knee injury, and he's got a strong matchup Sunday against the Magic.
Joel Bartilotta is taking advantage of a positional benefit of Philadelphia's Robert Covington, who is more of a small forward than his listed shooting guard.
The Cavaliers are one of eight teams playing the second half of a back-to-back Saturday, but Kevin Love should be relatively fresh after playing only 30 minutes Friday, and makes for a stable DFS pillar while he continues to crank out double-doubles.
With Jrue Holiday sitting the second leg of a back-to-back and a matchup against a Jazz defense that is better defensively down low than on the perimeter, Ish Smith is a leading value play Saturday night.
Sasha Yodashkin likes the value of San Antonio guard Tony Parker, who maximizes his value with assists and few turnovers.