Jeff Edgerton recommends getting an under-priced Steph Curry in your lineups Wednesday night.
Tyus Jones has been a steady source of steals and assists since Jeff Teague went down.
With James Harden sidelined for the first time this season, Chris Paul makes for an intriguing DFS option. He, and others, are featured in Juan Carlos Blanco's Wednesday Picks.
On a modest five-game slate, Juan Carlos Blanco takes us through value at each position, including Blake Griffin, who hasn't missed a beat since returning from injury.
Jeff Edgerton recommends targeting the Suns' backcourt in a strong matchup against the struggling Hawks on Tuesday.
Dwight Howard ($8,900) gets a strong matchup against a Kings frontcourt that allows the second-most fantasy points in the league in centers.
Blake Griffin has been back to his old self in his first two games back from injury.
Joel Bartilotta checks out the slate on New Year's Day and expects Karl-Anthony Towns to have another monster game at home against a weary Lakers squad.
Juan Carlos Blanco checks out the slate on New Year's Day and thinks Kyle Lowry should be able to post big numbers at home against the Bucks.
Julius Randle is coming off of one of his most productive games of the season Sunday night.
Mike Barner recommends getting Jimmy Butler in your lineup Monday night.
With Victor Oladipo slated to miss Sunday's contest, Lance Stephenson should be in line for a third straight start and could be a strong value play.
With Paul George out for the Thunder on Sunday, Russell Westbrook should see an increase in usage and makes for a strong DFS play.
After a strong showing in his return from a 14-game absence, Blake Griffin will once again be an intriguing play for Sunday's DFS slate.
Despite the return of Blake Griffin, Juan Carlos Blanco believes Lou Williams is still someone to consider in a favorable matchup against Charlotte.
Tyreke Evans has been one of the league's most pleasant surprises this season.
Jeff Edgerton picks the Saturday Yahoo NBA slate as Jamal Murray looks to keep his recent domination going against the 76ers.
The Knicks will need a big game from Kristaps Porzingis to hang with the Pelicans' two-headed monster in the frontcourt.