Johnson, Gay headed in right direction

Seth Landman discusses players who are looking good for an increase in value on the Player Rater, as well as those on the way down.

Grand Theft Roto: Exploit perception

Adam Madison discusses how to best use other owners' perceptions to your advantage in completing a trade in fantasy basketball.

Weighing the percentages is a must

Brian McKitish provides his latest rankings and discusses why it's difficult to make up ground in the percentage categories.

Lee, Duhon, Przybilla good gets

Josh Whitling runs the gamut, from shallow to very deep leagues, to unearth worthwhile waiver-wire option for fantasy owners in need.

Finally believing in Boozer

Brian McKitish provides his latest rankings, defending a few of them and responding to readers' opinions on some others.

Easiest to make move in assists

John Cregan explains why assists is the easiest category in which to make up ground in the standings.

Look closer at underlying statistics

Brian McKitish highlights some interesting underlying statistics to get a truer look at some players and their potential fantasy value.

DENVER - NOVEMBER 24: Devin Harris #34 of the New Jersey Nets goes to the basket against Chris Andersen #11 and Nene...

Giving thanks for fantasy bounty

Brian McKitish gives his thanks for prosperous fantasy stories of the early NBA season, with an eye on how to best use the bounty.

Working the Wire: CDR worth picking up

Josh Whitling takes stock of the best players that are widely available in fantasy basketball leagues, including the Nets' Chris Douglas-Roberts, who can help fantasy owners win even if the Nets can't.

Udrih, Alston taking advantage of injury

Josh Whitling takes a look at players who are taking full advantage of short-term opportunities, and are worth a look in fantasy leagues.

Determining when it's time to panic

Tom Carpenter discusses early-season strategy and when it's time to take action if your team is struggling.

Blocks, steals becoming even scarcer

Brian McKitish provides his weekly top 130 and looks at a trend in the NBA and fantasy basketball, in which steals and blocks are on the decline.

Early impressions from all 30 teams

Brian McKitish takes a look at the first week of the season and what we've learned about players from all 30 teams.

2009-10 Sleepers/Busts

Nine ESPN Fantasy experts lay out their sleepers and busts for the 2009-10 season, and such names as Leandro Barbosa, big Roy Hibbert and Ron Artest are discussed.