His slump continued into January, but Green is showing signs of awakening from his slumber, reaching double digits in scoring in the last two games, racking up five steals and five treys along the way. This dude shoots the vast majority of his shots from downtown, and although he’s not hoisted as many as usual lately, he’s been deadly accurate. Green has simply canned more buckets this season as he continues to improve as an NBA player. While he’s hot, pick him up – especially if you need help in three-pointers. Remember that San Antonio only plays twice next week, so if you pick him up, bench him in weekly formats.

With CP3 currently nursing a bruised kneecap, Bledsoe has started the past few games, once again emerging with some value. At this point, Paul is expected back any day, but if this injury lingers into next week, Bledsoe will be huge with the Clips on tap for five games. Bledsoe has averaged 6.5 boards in the past two games, has eight steals over the last three games and the youngster is having a career year as he proves he can be a weapon off the bench for the Clippers. Even when Paul returns, Bledsoe could retain value in deeper formats.

If VC stays aggressive like this, the points will come. No, he’s not sinking as many shots from beyond the arc of late, but that’s because he’s driving to the hoop. We like his chances of maintaining consistent scoring with the latter approach.