Mike Barner opens up this week's mailbag to answer readers' questions on DeMar DeRozan's stellar season, Chris Boucher's trade value, Kelly Olynyk's injury outlook, and more.
Read our experts' instant fantasy analysis on every signing and trade as the NBA offseason heats up.
With Joel Embiid projected to miss the second of consecutive contests, Joel Bartilotta believes Tobias Harris will post plenty of fantasy points.
The Orlando Magic were among the most active teams at the deadline Thursday, trading away Nikola Vucevic, Aaron Gordon and Evan Fournier.
As the trade deadline approaches, players like Luka Doncic provide a safe option.
A staple of the Raptors for nearly a decade, Kyle Lowry will likely be traded before Thursday's deadline.
The Lakers have leaned more heavily on Montrezl Harrell in the absence of Marc Gasol and Anthony Davis.
WIth Bam Adebayo sidelined, Jimmy Butler should see more touches.
With D'Angelo Russell and Malik Beasley out, Karl-Anthony Towns is in a great spot to succeed.
There may be plenty of players missing from action, but Juan Carlos Blanco is here to provide his top selections from all salary levels.
Juan Carlos Blanco is endorsing Marvin Bagley versus the struggling Raptors.
Juan Carlos Blanco looks over Monday's games and thinks Stephen Curry could be a popular play given the injuries to other elite options on the slate.
Juan Carlos Blanco looks over Tuesday's slate and expects Bradley Beal to have another high-volume shooting night in what should be a fast-paced game against the Bulls.
Juan Carlos Blanco offers his selections for the busy slate, including a new Laker who should exceed his value.
It was a busy offseason, and much of the league has undergone a significant change.
Joel Bartilotta says it's tough to ignore Bogdan Bogdanovic's recent performances and a matchup versus a Rockets' side that has allowed the most points since the restart.
Based on an increasing workload and a bargain price tag, Joel Bartilotta feels Kemba Walker should easily outperform his value tonight.
With six seasons inside the top 15. Paul George beats out John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins for our No. 1 pick.