Does your fantasy basketball team have a few glaring issues at this critical stage of the season? Is it weak in certain categories? Are you really good in some areas, but lacking in others and looking for players to stream into your lineup?
Here are some widely available options around the NBA who can upgrade your roster in the categories you need.
Note: Every player listed is on less than 50 percent of rosters in ESPN leagues.
Points
Bojan Bogdanovic, SG/SF, Indiana Pacers (49.2 percent) - Bogdanovic's 15.8 PPG during the past five games seem fairly impressive, especially considering his 2-point effort on Tuesday against Philadelphia. His four games before that? 19.3 PPG.
Marcus Morris, PF, Boston Celtics (18.9 percent) - Morris went off for 31 points and 9 rebounds as the starting power forward on Wednesday, playing 44 minutes with Al Horford (illness) out of the lineup. This was the third time in the last five games that Morris scored 17 or more.
Rebounds
Ed Davis, PF/C, Portland Trail Blazers (13.7 percent) - Davis has reached double-digits in rebounds during three of the past five games and is averaging 9.3 RPG during the past 10 contests. The veteran doesn't offer much else, however, which makes him a true streamer for solely this category.
John Collins, PF/C, Atlanta Hawks (44.2 percent) - Collins doesn't have the ceiling as a rebounder that others like Davis or JaMychal Green have, but he is consistently pulling down 6-7 boards a night while being a factor as a scorer as well. Don't forget about this talented Hawks rookie.
Assists
Brandon Jennings, PG, Milwaukee Bucks (24.5 percent) - He's only signed to a 10-day contract, but his 12 assists in his first game showed something. Problem is, he only logged nine minutes in his second game with the Bucks, so keep an eye on this before you roll the dice on Jennings.
James Johnson, SF/PF, Miami Heat (45.1 percent) - Johnson helps with steals, blocks, rebounds and can have good scoring nights from time to time, but his real value is being a forward who racks up assists. He has dished out 4.6 APG during the past five games and logged 34 minutes in Wednesday's loss to the Kings - the most he's played in a while.
Steals
Caris LeVert, SG/SF/PF, Brooklyn Nets (23.4 percent) - LeVert does a lot on the court. He passes. He scores. He shoots the 3-ball. And, of course, he is also a fierce defender who racks up steals. The rangy swingman has recorded at least one steal during each of the Nets' six games this month and is averaging 1.2 SPG this season.
Dewayne Dedmon, C, Atlanta Hawks (23.0 percent) - Dedmon has come up with at least one steal during each of the last eight games and in four of those contests he had multiple steals. Many don't think of the Hawks big man as a steals contributor, but he certainly has been during the last 20 days.
Blocks
Kyle O'Quinn, PF/C, New York Knicks (8.5 percent) - O'Quinn has recorded three blocks in four of New York's six games this month, which tells you all you need to know about his shot-blocking ability. The thing about O'Quinn is he also contributes as a scorer, rebounder and passer. He's highly underrated in his current role on the Knicks.
John Henson, PF/C, Milwaukee Bucks (24.4 percent) - He has at least one block in six of Milwaukee's seven games this month and is averaging 26.6 MPG in those contests, a good amount of playing time that offers him plenty of opportunity to pile up rejections.
3-pointers
Wayne Ellington, SG, Miami Heat (7.5 percent) - Ellington continues to be overlooked despite playing a lot of minutes (22-plus during each of the past four games) and lighting it up as a scorer and long-range shooter. The ninth-year veteran has averaged 4.0 3PG during the past four games and finished with at least 17 points in two of them.
CJ Miles, SG/SF, Toronto Raptors (4.5 percent) - Consistent all season long, the smooth shooting veteran has averaged 2.8 3PG during the past five games. The problem with Miles is he's as close to a specialist as you're going to find, barely contributing in any other category.
