Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander run through some of the top players to add to your rosters as we fly into crunch time of the fantasy playoffs. We discuss Jalen Brunson, Tyus Jones, Emmanuel Mudiay and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, while attempting to decide what to do with Monte Morris during a four-game week for Denver. Plus, why we finally fully trust Knicks guard Damyean Dotson, and the timely emergence of Jakob Poeltl for the Spurs. All that and more on this episode, and you can check out Steve's Waiver Wired column right here.

There is a ton of value opening up from injuries and rest. James Harden is Mr. Chalk with Chris Paul out while several other Rockets get more opportunity. Plus, the Suns are also without their point guard due to a knee issue for Tyler Johnson, so there's some value to be had there.

The Lakers also don't have LeBron James for rest, which gets the South Bay Lakers more chances to produce. Reggie Jackson may also not play in that game either to open up even more value.

Even besides those two, there is still plenty of value to go around in what is one of the wilder Friday slates of the season.

Good luck!

Matt Stroup and Tommy Beer look ahead to 2019-20 and some of our favorite potential draft targets, including Knicks shot-blocking force Mitchell Robinson, Spurs breakout guard Derrick White and a back-from-injury Kristaps Porzingis. Plus, we set our sights on Trae Young — and explain why he might be worth drafting ahead of Luka Doncic in fantasy leagues next season.

Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander continue the search for serviceable (and occasionally excellent) players on the wire, including an early outlook on the knee injury for Karl-Anthony Towns. Plus, veteran Rajon Rondo and rookie Mo Wagner both appear to be in prime situations heading into the stretch run, and Allonzo Trier and Rodions Kurucs are both doing their best to earn our trust. We also look at Bam Adebayo, who continues to be an intriguing option even with Hassan Whiteside back in action for Miami. All that and more on this edition of the show, and you can check out Steve's Waiver Wired column right here.

It's getting close to the DNP-REST season, so Ryan Knaus and Mike Gallagher go over some pointers before locking your lineup.

There is an impactful injury to Jrue Holiday, so we'll hit on the value opening up from that one.

Plus, there are a lot of other players not active tonight, so there is a decent amount of value.

All that and more!

At this point in the fantasy hoops season, it's arguably the most important question there is: Which players can we trust? Ryan Knaus joins Matt Stroup to attempt to answer that very question for 15 players, from Rajon Rondo to Caris LeVert to Gary Harris and Justise Winslow. We attempt to consider which of these players are likely to help lead us to fantasy championships, and who among them might be more harmful to our fake basketball squads than we realize.

Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander break down the top waiver wire pickups in fantasy basketball for Week 21. We explain why we're sticking with Tyler Johnson despite some turbulence in Phoenix, and what makes Avery Bradley, Luke Kennard and Moe Harkless intriguing options on the wire right now. Plus, Dwight Powell and Cheick Diallo making considerable noise in their respective frontcourts, and why Bam Adebayo is worth consideration for the upcoming week. All that and more on this episode, and you can check out Steve's Waiver Wired column right here.

It's a fun seven-game slate today with not too much value, but that'll change.

We'll start the pod with some talk about avoiding March landmines and some other things to watch today.

Plus, some of the earlier games are great options to stack, so there will be some cheap plays in those.

The Celtics are a mess and the Nets are healthy!

Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander log onto Twitter to answer your fantasy hoops questions as we steamroll toward the playoffs. Among the topics we hit: the odds of a Mike Conley shutdown, some of the top sell-high candidates (including Chris Paul and Devin Booker), and the latest word on the inferno that is the Trae Young-Luka Doncic debate (in real life and in fantasy). All that and much more on this episode.

Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander rip through some of the week's high-priority waiver pickups in fantasy hoops, with Tyler Johnson flying toward the top of the stack after his breakout game on Saturday night. Plus, in Memphis, Ivan Rabb is suddenly back in our plans with the injury to Jaren Jackson Jr., and Delon Wright continues to make noise as Mike Conley's backup PG. We also try to make sense of the immediate future for Kenneth Faried with the Rockets now that Clint Capela is back. And, the outlook for a rising Robin Lopez and tenacious Wizards rookie Thomas Bryant. All that and more on this episode, and you can check out Steve's Waiver Wired column right here.