Mike Barner looks at a six-game slate Tuesday, turning to a pair of Bulls to provide value as they host the Timberwolves at United Center
Even in a potential blowout, Anthony Davis ($11,300) is worth the lofty price tag Tuesday.
With multiple high-end options available for Tuesday's six-game slate, Juan Blanco makes the case for Stephen Curry to be a fantasy roster building block.
DeAndre Jordan ($6,900) and the Clippers square off with a Blazers team Monday that ranks last in defensive efficiency.
Brook Lopez ($6,600) has hit at least two three-pointers in seven of his last eight games.
Kemba Walker is having one of the best seasons of his career, and he has a solid matchup Monday against the Pacers to put up another big game.
Andre' Snellings examines a five-game slate Sunday, and likes a trio of Thunder at home against the Celtics.
Andre' Snellings gets into his DraftKings picks, looking at Andre Roberson and Steven Adams as his most cost-efficient options for Sunday's slate.
Reggie Jackson has an excellent matchup Sunday against the 76ers, but Joel Bartilotta explains why the Pistons point guard could be avoided by fantasy managers.
Paul George ($8,000) remains underpriced relative to his superstar upside.
Kawhi Leonard ($8,200) and the Spurs have an intriguing matchup with the fast-paced Nets on Saturday.
The Wizards have struggled against point guards this season, which sets up nicely for the Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo on Saturday.
Kevin Payne dives into a nine-game slate Friday, locking in on Jordan Clarkson ($5,000) and Josh McRoberts ($3,500) as some of his best value plays of the day.
Joel Bartilotta likes two Pistons and a pair of Pacers to deliver solid value for Friday's NBA slate.
Carmelo Anthony has been an inconsistent fantasy performer of late, and Andre' Snellings explains why the Knicks forward is not worth the investment Friday against the Kings.
Looking to get into daily fantasy basketball cash games? Juan Carlos Blanco breaks down some introductory trends to help make the jump.
Coming off of a monster, 52-point outburst, John Wall ($9,500) is back in action against the Nuggets on Thursday.
Despite his minutes restriction, Joel Embiid's price ($6,600) continues to steadily ascend.