We’ve got a jam-packed 11-game DFS slate tonight chock full of injury tags and potential value. We go game-by-game to cover the injury situations and the team motivations you need to know to avoid calamity on a chaotic second-to-last slate of the regular season. 

It’s the final “mid-size” regular season slate with five games on deck tonight. The Rockets have nothing to play for, but we expect them to play for pride and finish the season strong, and the Jazz present one of the most appealing fantasy matchups available, especially for guards like Jalen Green.

Ten teams on tonight’s six-game DFS slate are on the second night of a back-to-back. What does that mean for availability and workload? In Wednesday’s Top Plays, we cover injuries, motivations, and game environments, including a high-stakes battle in the Eastern Conference between the Magic and Bucks. With Giannis Antetokounmpo sidelined, the matchup for Paolo Banchero is compelling. He joins Jalen Suggs as two players we’re eyeing.

After a day off in the Association, we’re back with a massive DFS slate featuring a variety of game environments and unique factors to consider in each. Despite nothing to play for, Victor Wembanyama leads a Spurs team looking to finish the season on a high note, and we consider a matchup against the shorthanded Grizzlies one that could be ripe for fantasy scoring.

Despite just three games on the DFS slate for Saturday, there are plenty of decisions to make in uncertain game environments. The Sixers are big favorites against the perpetually shorthanded Grizzlies, but could one of Joel Embiid or Tyrese Maxey sit this one out? Meanwhile, the Nuggets are favorites against the Hawks but have meaningful questionable tags, including one that could elevate the projection on Michael Porter Jr.