It might be a while before we're breaking down fantasy hoops action, but there's still plenty to talk about.

We kick it off talking about what to do with fantasy leagues possibly done for the season.

The NBA has a lot of upcoming decisions to make, so we go over some possibilities for how we could finish the season.

We'll go over the players that are hurt right now, and could make an impact should the NBA return later this season.

Finally, we'll talk about a handful of players who were playing lights out coming into this hiatus, and what it means for their values going forward and into next year.

With no new box scores to follow, and with the NBA season — as well as our fantasy leagues — all on indefinite hold due to the coronavirus, Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander hop into the fantasy hoops time machine to revisit the 2003-04 season. We discuss the dominance of Kevin Garnett, the surprising excellence of Peja Stojakovic, Andrei Kirilenko's remarkable production and some vintage greatness from Tracy McGrady, Kobe Bryant and Ray Allen. It was a time when Baron Davis wrecked box scores and percentages, and Donyell Marshall was very close to the top of his game.

Shoutout to the 'Dinner Party' episode of The Office, and you can read the oral history of that episode right here: https://www.rollingstone.com/tv/tv-features/that-one-night-the-oral-history-of-the-greatest-office-episode-ever-629472/

Matt Stroup checks in with Tommy Beer and Steve Alexander to discuss Lonzo Ball's late-season surge, a sudden spike in production from Gary Harris, madness in Milwaukee with Giannis Antetokounmpo and others sidelined, and the case for optimism when it comes to Zach LaVine.

Matt Stroup and Dr. A break down the week's top waiver wire pickups, including Donte DiVincenzo, Brandon Knight, Josh Jackson and De'Anthony Melton of the Grizzlies. We also discuss some poorly-timed schedule issues for the Detroit Pistons and Phoenix Suns. And we get an update from Brian Rosenworcel of Guster from the road in Nashville, who recommends Derrick White — and weighs in on the latest drama for the Knicks and the Nets.

This episode is loaded. There are a whole lot of adds out there with all of the injuries around the league. We'll start with Stephen Curry's return and what it means for the rest of the Warriors. Is Norman Powell going to crush the rest of the way?

There is a lot of deep-league appeal to the Hornets here, so we'll go over them. Michael Porter Jr. was a DNP-CD, so we'll go over some Nuggets notes (four games next week).

Richaun Holmes could be back! We'll break down what that means after Shake Milton and Tobias gave the Kings the business on Thursday.

Jordan McRae goes from outhouse to penthouse as an add. We'll set the expectations going forward with his bad schedule.

There are a lot of other injuries on Jaylen Brown, Deandre Ayton, Malcolm Brogdon, Zach LaVine, Kevin Porter Jr. and a lot more.

Good luck!

Matt Stroup is joined by Ryan Knaus, Jared Johnson and Steve Alexander to break down some recent NBA hot streaks, including OG Anunoby, Coby White, Aaron Gordon and Mitchell Robinson. We try to make sense of these late-season surges, and consider what the future holds for some of the season's biggest busts, including Kyrie Irving and Mike Conley.

Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander consider some of the top waiver wire pickups in fantasy basketball, including a scalding hot Juancho Hernangomez, a still-widely-available Kevin Porter Jr., a slumping-but-intriguing Shabazz Napier and a suddenly emerging Nicolo Melli. Plus, the late-season statistical barrage from OG Anunoby, and Steve shares the epic saga of Pepper the cat.

The NBA has been hit with a lot of injuries again, so that'll be a theme for this podcast. Shake Milton has made it clear he could be a difference maker, but there are other adds to make on Philly, as well.

The Kelly Oubre injury could end his season, and there could be a couple Suns out there on your waiver wire right now.

Stephen Curry is also likely back on Sunday, and the Warriors may have also lost Andrew Wiggins while Draymond Green gets managed. What about the other Warriors?

There are also a handful of other injuries with a slew of adds and streams to make because of the madness.

On a whip around episode that is technically not a whip around, Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander discuss some buy-low and sell-high fantasy options, including Damian Lillard, Ja Morant, Andre Drummond and Ricky Rubio. We also discuss a massive breakout game from Kevin Porter Jr., how Gorgui Dieng is finding his way into value in Memphis, and reminisce about the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Check out Steve's column on Rotoworld right here: https://www.rotoworld.com/article/buy-low-sell-high/damian-lillards-owners-might-be-panicking

Matt Stroup is joined by Steve Alexander to break down the most serviceable and intriguing waiver wire pickups of the week, including Cam Reddish, an absurdly hot Coby White (33.0 ppg in his last two games) and Damion Lee, who put up another strong stat line on Sunday evening. Plus, thoughts on Andre Drummond and Kevin Porter Jr. struggling in Cleveland, and what to make of the Minnesota center situation with Karl-Anthony Towns injured.