Following their five-game week, the Rockets have just two games in week 10, making the decision of whether or not to start your Rockets and Pistons (also two games) a tough decision.
With Andrew Bynum suspended indefinitely from the Cavaliers, could we see Anderson Varejao reclaim the elite fantasy status he flashed at the beginning of last season as the unchallenged starting center?
With Russell Westbrook sidelined until after the All-Star break following another knee procedure, the trade of James Harden continues to haunt the Thunder.
With 12 games on the slate, picking the right high-priced option could make or break lineups. James Harden could be an option other players overlook due to injury concerns.
Michael Rathburn breaks down how strategy for DraftStreet's daily fantasy basketball contests.
Could Elton Brand become relevant in standard leagues if Al Horford has to miss time?
Are the Westbrook comps too lazy? Laundry makes comparing players so easy. Too easy.
The Wizards and Timberwolves are poised to have several players put up great fantasy lines.
At just 6-22, the Bucks are firmly planted in the cellar of the NBA standings. Despite their lack of the success in the win column this season, Milwaukee is churning out multiple underrated fantasy options.
With the eight teams who are playing on Thursday all being relatively healthy, there aren't many value plays available.
Candy cane crutches might help deflect some of the sadness that accompanies injuries during the holidays, but there's no getting around the reality of some of the NBA's best players being sidelined.
Is the era of Kobe Bryant, Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan and Dirk Nowitzki coming to an end, or do the ghosts of Christmas past still have stories to tell?
With 11 games on the slate, finding the right mix of value plays and high-salary players will be key Monday.
The Lakers have had their point guard corps so decimated that the injured Jordan Farmar could be a savvy pickup before he's actually healthy and playing.
The Rockets are the only team with five games next week, and with all of their injuries, owners of James Harden, Jeremy Lin, and Aaron Brooks have decisions to make.
With a three-game slate and some interesting all-defense, all-offense matchups, an unconventional contributor might be the difference maker Sunday.
The Lakers played free and loose Friday, and daily games players should probably continue to ride Xavier Henry and the Lakers.