Jeff Edgerton breaks down his favorite elite and value plays for Thursday's massive NBA slate.
The Raptors will again be shorthanded Thursday night, making Norman Powell one of the slate's better values.
WIth Bam Adebayo sidelined, Jimmy Butler should see more touches.
Dillon Brooks and the Grizzlies are one of only four teams in action as play resumes after the All-Star break.
Is Keldon Johnson worth taking a shot on coming out of the break?
Ja Morant is a great option for balanced lineup builds.
LeBron James and last year’s All-Star Game MVP, Kawhi Leonard, find themselves on opposite sides Sunday night.
Even if he comes off the bench, Chris Boucher is in a good spot to produce for the shorthanded Raptors on Thursday.
The Clippers will again lean heavily on Paul George if Kawhi Leonard misses another game Thursday.
Norman Powell figures to be a popular option for the second night in a row.
With LeBron James finally taking a night off, Dennis Schroder could emerge as the Lakers' No. 1 offensive option Wednesday.
Toronto is decimated by health protocols, so Norman Powell may run the show.
James Harden will face the Rockets in Houston on Wednesday. Is a monster revenge game in store?
Mike Barner lays out his top picks at each position for Tuesday's slate, including Spurs guard Dejounte Murray.
Ryan Belongia looks over Tuesday's slate as Nikola Jokic tries to get the better of Giannis Antetokounmpo again in the second meeting this season between the superstars.
Juan Carlos Blanco checks out Tuesday's slate and expects Bradley Beal to keep filling up the bucket at home against the Grizzlies.
Kyrie Irving will be back in action Monday after a one-game absence. How will he fare against the still-depleted Spurs?
P.J. Washington is coming off of a monster performance in Sunday's win over Sacramento. Can he do it again Monday night?