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This article is part of our Yahoo DFS Hockey series. It’s an unusual day for this point in the NHL season. There is only one game on the schedule Friday, which means a random single-game DFS contest day for us all. The Vancouver Canucks are hosting the Los Angeles Kings. Obviously, I don’t want either team’s starting goalie. However, I have $105 in salary to divvy out to five players, one of whom is my Superstar and earns 1.5 times the points. Here’s my suggested lineup. SUPERSTAR

Rotowire recommends starting Myles Turner for Friday’s game after his 20-point, 10-rebound performance on Wednesday.  After a quiet Thursday, we have 11 games around the NBA to enjoy Friday night. With 22 teams in action, let’s take a look at the noteworthy injuries. LaMelo Ball (ankle) is sidelined again when the Hornets face the Cavs, who have their own issues with Jarrett Allen (illness) listed as questionable. The Nuggets have two of their stars –  Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray… Source link

Want to whitelist an email address in Yahoo Mail to make sure you don’t miss any important messages from that contact? Here’s how to do it. The sheer volume of emails that people receive these days can be overwhelming. In order to help tame the chaos, many email providers allow users to whitelist email addresses. This means that users can choose to only receive emails from certain senders, and the app will send all other emails to the spam folder. For… Source link

Federal appeals court asked state high court to weigh in on duty to defend Justices agree with Yahoo that AIG unit’s policy is ambiguous (Reuters) – The California Supreme Court backed Yahoo’s bid to revive a lawsuit against its former insurer for refusing to defend the web services provider against several class actions that accused it of sending out spam “robo-text” messages. The justices said Thursday a federal magistrate in San Jose misapplied California law in 2017, when he found… Source link

Domantas Sabonis is one of two centers to look out for in Thursday’s matchup between the Kings and Spurs. Thursday brings an odd schedule in the NBA. There are only three games, and all of them will be on the West Coast. The Trail Blazers will take on the struggling Nets, who gave up a staggering 153 points in a loss to the Kings on Tuesday. Those same Kings will also be in action, taking on the Spurs in Sacramento. The final game of the evening will feature the Clippers hosting the… Source link

Thursday brings an odd schedule in the NBA. There are only three games, and all of them will be on the West Coast. The Trail Blazers will take on the struggling Nets, who gave up a staggering 153 points in a loss to the Kings on Tuesday. Those same Kings will also be in action, taking on the Spurs in Sacramento. The final game of the evening will feature the Clippers hosting the Pistons. Both teams will be shorthanded with Cade Cunningham (lower leg) and Kawhi Leonard (knee) having already… Source link

It’s another busy night in the NHL with 13 games on tap. The Blues are the only tired team playing Thursday, as they host the Capitals after a 5-2 win over Chicago on Wednesday. Below, you’ll find suggested options for crafting an effective lineup. GOALIE Linus Ullmark, BOS vs. PHI ($42): Ullmark has been absolutely sensational this season, going 11-1-0 with a 1.96 GAA and a .936 save percentage. He has taken over the No. 1 job in net in Boston and is the early favorite for the Vezina Trophy…. Source link

VettaFi’s head of research Todd Rosenbluth got active on Yahoo Finance to discuss tech’s ongoing slide, leveraged and inverse ETFs, and the performance of active funds, particularly on the fixed income side of the ledger. “This year, which we’ve had a down year for the equity markets [and]growth investing… investors are willing to take that risk on,” @Vetta_Fi Head of Research @ToddRosenbluth says on ETFs. Full comments: pic.twitter.com/X1qP2Wslsa — Yahoo… Source link

Expect Michael Porter Jr. to increase his shot production on Wednesday with Nikola Jokic out for the Denver Nuggets. Wednesday will be a busy night in the NBA with 10 games on the schedule. Once again, injuries will have a significant impact on the slate. Some of the noteworthy players who will not take the floor include Nikola Jokic (COVID-19 protocols), Tyler Herro (ankle) and Jarrett Allen (ankle). Others who are questionable include Donovan Mitchell (ankle), Chris Paul (heel)… Source link

Domantas Sabonis is among the players to watch in Monday’s Nets-Kings game. Tuesday brings five games across the NBA that will contain plenty of star power. The first game of the night is a battle between two Western Conference teams with playoff aspirations, with the Pelicans hosting the Grizzlies. The big news in that game is that Jaren Jackson Jr. (foot) is expected to make his season debut. However, it’s not all positive for the Grizzlies considering Desmond Bane (toe) is out… Source link