Michael Spero recaps all of the fantasy-relevant action from Monday night's loaded NBA slate.
Can Luka Doncic have a repeat performance against the Clippers' strong defense?
Anthony Davis' trade request still looms over the league.
Aside from taking advantage of injuries, it could be worth targeting teams who have something to play for.
With Joel Embiid out and Jimmy Butler questionable, Ben Simmons could thrive.
With the end of the season in sight, Nick Whalen breaks down the rest and injury situations to monitor, questions the Bulls' starting lineup, and much more.
The game with the most expected possessions has just the third-highest over/under.
With Kevin Durant out, Steph Curry and the Warriors will look to avoid dropping the season series to the Rockets.
Blowout potential looms over Thunder-Pelicans, despite OKC being favored by only five points.
Ben Simmons has totaled only 42.9 FP since Tobias Harris joined Philly two games ago.
A day after beating the Rockets, the injury-ravaged Pelicans are back to play the Nuggets.
Giannis and the Bucks will try to take down Harden in Houston.
With Kyle Kuzma a game-time call, tons of value could open up on the Lakers.
Brad Beal will be asked to once again carry the Wizards' offense on Saturday.
With Nikola Mirotic out, Julius Randle has averaged 48.7 fantasy points.
As the regular season approaches, Nick Whalen makes the case for which teams will exceed, or fall short of, their projected win totals.
Alex Barutha runs through eight players whose draft position may be determined by reputation, rather than actual production
Where will LeBron land? Who's the early No. 1 overall player for next season? Which rookies should you keep an eye on? The RotoWire NBA staff weighs in.