After writing up only large slates the past week, it feels great to see a small four-game slate on my writing plate for the night. Even for the best fantasy analysts, the bigger slates are difficult due to the amount of options. If there’s 10 games, there’s 20 teams, there’s

4 Games: ATL, BKN, CHI, DEN, HOU, IND, LAC, MEM, MIA, MIL, MIN, NO, ORL, PHI, PHO, POR, TOR 3 Games: BOS, CHA, CLE, DAL, DET, LAL, OKC, SAC, SA, UTA, WSH 2 Games: GSW, NYK Undoubtedly, the biggest headline in the NBA this season has been the Golden State

I was pretty off my game on Saturday’s slate, so I apologize for that, but as you all know, it happens. While I hit on some, a lot of the top plays that I suggested were just solid, didn’t excel, and Kristaps Porzingis and Marvin Williams… well, let’s just say

Sunday’s three-game slate is a slight letdown after the NBA scheduled nine games on Saturday, but such is life as the NFL season tails down. The Wolves and Suns play a 3:30 matinee but DraftKings’ big tournaments only include the games from 6 p.m. on, so those will be the

We’re officially more than a fourth of the way through the 2015-16 NBA season and the Golden State Warriors are 24-0, which happens to be the best start in NBA history and the best start for a professional team in any of the four major sports. What you’re witnessing is

“Wowza” is about all that you can about last night’s clash between the Warriors and the Celtics. If you didn’t follow Ricky’s wisdom to be sure to have Draymond Green in your lineups, you probably ended outside the money, he was magnificent in the 2OT thriller. If you’re like me

Spirit Airlines sucks. Expecting there to be wifi on my flight, I waited to crank out this article until I sat down on the plane. Apparently Spirit is stuck in the 1980’s and does not offer such things so now I am sitting in my suite at the Venetian spittin’

Welcome to NBA Stock Market, a weekly article where I will take the temperature of certain players around the league. This will be designed to let you know who you should be trading for, and who it may be time to cut bait with. There will be two sections in

After a jam-packed Wednesday slate that included 10 games, we’re back down to four contests in Thursday’s NBA action. I finally ended my slump and erased any losses from the past few weeks with some process changes and a big Wednesday performance, and Thursday is a great day to keep

Zach LaVine (Age = 20yrs) He doesn’t just do highlight reel dunks, the T-Wolves sophomore guard can actually play too. Often over-looked because of blooming fantasy beast Karl-Anthony Towns as well as the expanding game of Andrew Wiggins, LaVine has settled in as the Wolves’ first guard off the bench