Dayton's Obi Toppin was the best player in college basketball last season. How long will he wait to hear his name called on Wednesday night?
Which rookie will be the most fun to watch? What's the best marriage of team and player? Which top prospect has the highest floor? James Anderson and Nick Whalen have the answers.
Over the last three games alone, Jamal Murray has flipped the narrative on his season.
Nick Whalen, Alex Barutha and James Anderson revisit ESPN's telecast of the 2009 NBA Draft.
Charlotte's PJ Washington is one of just three rookies to rank inside the top-100 in Yahoo leagues this season.
A panel of RotoWire staff members give their picks, predictions and storylines to watch heading into the 2018 NBA Playoffs.
Nemanja Bjelica continues to see big minutes in the absence of Jimmy Butler, and he's unowned in roughly 40 percent of CBS leagues.
Wednesday's reduced four-game slate is full of injuries, with a myriad of players, such as Kevin Durant, benefiting from the situation.
With the draft less than three weeks away, Markelle Fultz and Lonzo Ball remain atop Nick Whalen's mock draft.
Bam Adebayo, Donovan Mitchell, Jawun Evans and Thomas Bryant will be among the potential first-round picks in action in Chicago.
The Celtics have been unable to slow John Wall down during their second-round series, and Alex Rikleen sees no reason why that should change in Game 3 on Thursday.
Ben Zweiman delivers another round of playoff picks for Monday, including the Warriors' Draymond Green, who has been up to his old tricks.
While his production can vary on a game-to-game basis, Nikola Mirotic is a player worth keeping an eye on as the season comes to a close.
Juan Blanco analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week as Patty Mills continues to produce off the bench for the Spurs.
Duke's Luke Kennard, Wake Forest's John Collins, and Oklahoma State's Jawun Evans are among the prospects who could make an impact later in the first round.
Alex Rikleen analyzes whether the fantasy production of players remains stable and predictable after they are traded. Are they who we thought they were?