Kyle McKeown (@RotoWireKyleNBA) and James Anderson (@RealJRAnderson) break down Tuesday's training camp news.
In Tuesday's podcast, James and Kyle discuss the biggest stories coming out of the team media days and talk a little H-2-H playoffs schedule strategy.
With a new front office and coach in place, the Suns are poised to rise from the fantasy ashes and be one of the best teams to target for sleepers.
The Nets are stocked to the ceiling with talent, but that may limit the value of individual players in fantasy. It's your high-floor/low-ceiling 2013-14 Nets.
Will JaVale McGee crack 30 minutes per game for the first time? Is Jordan Hamilton a viable option in deep leagues?
Beyond the Big 3, the Heat have mostly been a fantasy graveyard, but the additions of Michael Beasley and Greg Oden offer a glimmer of hope.
With their roster full of young, growing players, the Magic have one of the most friendly fantasy rosters in the NBA. Will Oladipo play enough to be an impact player?
Jonas Valanciunas is in line for a breakout. Will Rudy Gay's eye surgery help his efficiency? Can Kyle Lowry stay healthy? Will DeMar DeRozan extend his range?
Nick Whalen and Kyle McKeown take a look at all of the international players to try and give everyone a base of knowledge on some of the more mysterious players in the NBA going into the 2013-14 season.
Whose value hasn't been accounted for yet? RotoWire's Eric Caturia breaks down all the Sleepers you should be targeting in drafts.
The Clippers re-signed Chris Paul and fortified their team with Doc Rivers, J.J. Redick and Jared Dudley. Will the additions help Paul's fantasy value or hurt it?
Where did all of the free agents and misfit players end up up at the end of the offseason? Let's take a look at the Eastern Conference offseason moves.
Four of our RotoWire fantasy basketball experts (Andre' Snellings, Shannon McKeown, James Anderson, and Kyle McKeown) ranked their top 50 keepers for the 2013-2014 NBA season.
The Mavericks revamped their roster again. Nine new players are in town, but they're familiar faces and should produce familiar returns.
Will the Pacers' renewed depth limit their fantasy potential? Paul George is a first-round pick, but where do you take Danny Granger and Solomon Hill?
It's tank time in Utah, and that Jazz are playing the potential tune this season. Trey Burke, Alec Burks, Gordon Hayward, Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter all look like great sleepers.
James Harden now has Dwight Howard on his team, making the Rockets a title contender
The Sixers are in full-on tank mode, but that could lead to some great fantasy performances. Read why we like the Sixers in fantasy this season.