This article references Allen Crabbe, Andrew Harrison, Bobby Portis, Caris Levert, D'Angelo Russell, Dwight Powell, Jarrett Allen, Jeremy Lin, Josh Jackson, Lauri Markkanen, Nikola Mirotic, Spencer Dinwiddie, Zach LaVine and more! A lot will change after the NBA All-Star break. Young players will get more run, older players will take more rest days and certain players will come out of nowhere to win fantasy basketball championships. If your fantasy team is sitting comfortably near the top, it might be worth using a roster spot on a young talent with potential. If you're battling for a playoff, you might have to work the waiver consistently to slot those guys while they're hot and discard them and find the next one as they[...]Keep on reading: NBA Waiver Wire: Standard League Adds for Week 18

This article references Blake Griffin, Brandon Ingram, Brook Lopez, D'Angelo Russell, Darren Collison, Dwight Howard, E'Twaun Moore, Gary Harris, Goran Dragic, Gordon Hayward, Harrison Barnes, James Harden, Jeremy Lin, John Henson, Jonathon Simmons, Marquese Chriss, Patrick Beverley, Paul Millsap, Ricky Rubio, Rudy Gobert, Skal Labissiere, Thaddeus Young, Trevor Ariza, Will Barton and more! We are nearly at the 50-yard line of the fantasy NBA regular season and it's becoming more and more clear who did a good job drafting in the beginning of autumn and who hasn't had such luck. If you hit a rough stride and need some help scraping your team from the bottom of the fantasy pan, we're here for you! Whether you've been hit with the injury bug, your players' strengths don't gel together as well as you had hoped or your guys just decided to play a prank on you and are performing awfu[...]Keep on reading: My Fantasy NBA Team is Struggling! What Should I Do!?

This article references Jeremy Lin and more! The Brooklyn Nets have confirmed reports that guard Jeremy Lin has suffered a patellar tendon rupture on Wednesday and will miss the rest of season. A huge loss for the Nets and robs fans of seeing a backcourt of Lin and D'Angelo Russell. Hopefully Lin will be ready to roll next season and has a player option for $12.5 million which is going to be hard to turn down. Russell will get most of the opportunities with Lin out and Caris LeVert and Spencer Dinwiddie should also see a boost in minutes.Keep on reading: Jeremy Lin Will Miss The Rest of Season

This article references Jeremy Lin and more! Brooklyn Nets point guard Jeremy Lin (knee) is questionable for Friday night's matchup against the Orlando Magic. The veteran guard came down holding his right knee late in the team's 140-131 loss to the Indiana Pacers and was obviously hurt, yelling over to the bench while grimacing in pain and holding back tears. Lin is no stranger to injuries as he spent a good chunk of last season dealing with nagging hamstring issues. Point guard Spencer Dinwiddie, who averaged seven points over 59 games la[...]Keep on reading: Jeremy Lin Injured Wednesday Night

This article references Jeremy Lin and more! The Nets, who have been riding a hot streak, were not able to contain the owners of their No. 1 draft pick on Monday night. The game was largely out of hand following the first quarter. Jeremy Lin, however, gave another superb performance, finishing with 26 points and a season-high 12 rebounds. As Brooklyn closes the season out, they can hang their hat on the superb performance of Lin and the guards that took over while he was out.Keep on reading: Jeremy Lin Cannot Keep Nets Alive

This article references Jeremy Lin and more! The Nets came to Orlando on a three-game winning streak, mostly due to Jeremy Lin returning from his injury woes. While most of Brooklyn’s scoring typically comes from Brook Lopez, Jeremy Lin poured a season-high 32 points to go along with his five rebounds, three assists, two steals, and one block across 31 minutes. Lin looks to provide the most value the rest of the season out of Brooklyn’s committee of guards.Keep on reading: Jeremy Lin Goes Up for Season-High 32 Points

This article references Jeremy Lin and more! Jeremy Lin returned from injury sooner than many predicted and immediately came in an made an impact. He finished Thursday's game with 13 points (3-for-7 FG, 1-for-3 3 PT, 6-for-7 FG), 3 rebounds, and 5 assists across 21 minutes. Brooklyn was up significantly going into the fourth quarter, allowing Jeremy Lin to finish his night early. Spencer Dinwiddie moved back into his bench role and has returned to fantasy irrelevance. If Jeremy Lin can stay healthy, look for him to continue to be the start[...]Keep on reading: Jeremy Lin Returns Strong from Injury; Dinwiddie Back to the Bench

This article references Jeremy Lin and more! Brooklyn Nets head coach Kenny Atkinson has declared Jeremy Lin as active for tonight’s game versus the Phoenix Suns. Atkinson also said Lin will play “significant minutes”, meaning he should be locked and loaded into most fantasy lineups. Despite some nagging injuries, Lin has posted good fantasy value in the last couple of weeks, averaging 14 points, four rebounds, five assists, and one steal to go with two turnovers in 23 minutes of game time. If somehow Lin is still available in shallo[...]Keep on reading: Jeremy Lin To Start And Play Big Minutes

This article references Jeremy Lin and more! Jeremy Lin is dealing with a right ankle sprain that might not allow him to play on Thursday. So if he isn’t able to give it a go, Brook Lopez becomes an even better fantasy option. The Nets star center has been on fire recently. Last outing he went off for 29 points, seven rebounds and one assist. And since they’re going up against Phoenix next game, I can see he dropping 30 points and six rebounds on them.Keep on reading: Jeremy Lin Is Listed As Probable For Thursday’s Game

This article references Archie Goodwin, Bryn Forbes, Cory Joseph, Dejounte Murray, Isaiah Whitehead, Jameer Nelson, Jeremy Lin, Joe Harris, Malcolm Brogdon, Patty Mills, Randy Foye, Sean Kilpatrick, Spencer Dinwiddie, Tony Parker, Tyler Ulis and more! In this post, we are looking into some potential Week 22 waiver wire pickups for guards.  It's the playoffs in many leagues.  That means it's time to stop messing around and take whatever value you can get in the short term, so I'll be focused on guards with good matchups and games on off-days where you're more likely to use them. We'll provide options for guards, eligible at PG, SG, or PG/SG who may be available in both standard leagues (less than 50% owned) and deeper leagues (less than[...]Keep on reading: NBA Waiver Wire Guards (PG, SG, PG/SG) for Week 22