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Eric Gordon can score in bunches so it stands to reason that a few times every season he gets red-hot and starts pumping out All-Star caliber performances. Unfortunately for fantasy owners who rely on the 30-year-old every game, he does little other than put points on the board which results in less than impressive FPPM numbers. Consider the veteran in deep standard leagues but be wary of just how much he needs to score to offset his other, weaker, contributions.Eric Gordon profile page

The Miami Heat continue to hold their own in the Eastern Conference despite injuries and an aging core. This season, Dwyane Wade's first full campaign back in South Beach, has seen the 37-year-old franchise icon thrive in a reduced role. After bouncing around in Chicago and Cleveland the past two years, Wade is back where he belongs and will post modest production as he rides out into the sunset. He may not be the fantasy stud that he used to be but any time a 16-year veteran can log over 25 minutes per night, they should be celebrated.Dwyane Wade profile page

After barely seeing the court during the first few months of 2018-19, Bismack Biyombo has capitalized on an opportunity created by the absence of Cody Zeller. Biyombo's value is heightened in leagues that weigh blocks and rebounds heaviest but even in deep standard leagues the influx of playing time has made him a solid asset. Charlotte has shown that they won't play Biyombo just because of his contract, so don't rule out his minutes dropping when Zeller returns, but his play in January may have helped him carve out a more permanent role in the rotation.Bismack Biyombo profile page

D.J. Wilson has stepped up as an active frontcourt body off the bench for the Bucks and there's no reason to believe that the 22-year-old won't continue to impress his bosses in Milwaukee. Take a flyer on Wilson in deep leagues and keep a close eye on his growing role in the team's rotation.D.J. Wilson profile page

It was evident early on that if Hawks fans squinted just right, they'd see visions of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson in rookies Trae Young and Kevin Huerter. While that's an incredibly high mark to set for a pair of first-year guards, there's no denying that Huerter has justified some of the Thompson comparisons with his ability to get hot from beyond the arc. Keep a close eye on the 20-year-old in dynasty leagues and even in redrafts should Atlanta continue to throw more responsibility his way in the final months of the season.Kevin Huerter profile page