No waiver wire add proved more valuable than Darius Bazley. (Kevin Jairaj-USA Today Sports) With the 2020-21 NBA season pretty much done and our final batch of Fantasy basketball waiver wire picks now published, it’s time to review the season and see which of our recommendations wound up paying off. Milking the wire can provide

He had been virtually invisible the previous two games, so we’ll see what happens (24 points on Friday worked for us!), but given how much better he’s getting defensively, the minutes should be there down the stretch. Walker, the 18th overall pick in 2018, is worth watching because of his athleticism and scoring ability.

Now he’s back to seeing nice minutes periodically, and he’s responded with double digit points in two of the last three while adding six dimes, two boards and a steal on Wednesday. Wanamaker followed that up Friday with six points, three boards, two steals and a team-high seven dimes.

Wow, Martin has really been a revelation since coming up from the G-League, giving distraught Rockets’ fans some hope for the future. On Wednesday, the rookie just missed his second double-double in four games, and he’s been jacking it up from downtown far more often this month. Taken 52nd overall in last year’s draft, Martin has arrived as a legitimate Fantasy asset, so if he’s still available in your league, do something about it. Now!

The former Piston is coming off the bench a bit more in his first season with the Nets, and overall his performance has dipped. But lately, Brown has been on fire, scoring at least 13 points in six straight while consistently flirting with double-doubles and even a potential triple dub on Wednesday (17 points, eight boards, seven assists). Toss in his efficient shooting of late and he makes for a very nice pickup.

Amazingly, he’s the first player in NBA history to hit the 50-point mark without getting to the charity stripe once. Murray’s touches are up this month, but he’s not supplying quite as many dimes as he has over the last couple of seasons.