RotoWire targets the best players to start at each position heading into Week 5 of fantasy basketball. Juan Carlos Blanco, RotoWire.com The Heat’s Norman Powell is coming off a season-best 38-point ...

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The Blue Jays came out swinging early in a historic World Series Game 5 statement. Two batters into the game, Toronto took a 2-0 lead after clubbing back-to-back homers off Dodgers starter Blake Snell ...

Detroit — As season openers go, this was a dud. The crowd was energized, the atmosphere was magical as the Red Wings begin their 100th season, and there was excitement about the Wings' three rookies ...

It's the most controversial play in football, unless you're a Philadelphia Eagles fan. The "tush push" fell two votes shy of being outlawed this offseason, which allowed the reigning Super Bowl champs ...

Injuries in running back rooms throughout the NFL have raised countless start-sit scenarios for Week 5 of fantasy football. Owners could be forced to dip into waivers to add running back depth to ...

Scott finished as a top 10 player ranker in Fantasy Football Week 2 on FantasyPros.com. He was a top 8 ranker at wide receiver in Week 4. Fantasy Football Week 5 feels like it is more of a challenge ...

We came out of Week 4 with Malik Nabers (knee) and Tyreek Hill (knee) lost for the season. Trey Benson (knee) was placed on injured reserve, and Lamar Jackson (hamstring) is expected to miss several ...

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We are heading into Week 5, and both injuries and bye weeks are starting to play a major factor. It's time to set our lineups, and one of the trickiest positions so far this season has been the ...

Around one in eight employees in higher education can work remotely, according to estimates released last week by the Bureau of Labor Statistics — up from around one in 13 in 2019. The release of ...