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Time	Visitors		Opp. PPG	Opp. FGP	RPG Diff.		Home		Opp. PPG	Opp. FGP	RPG Diff.
1:00 p.m.		Atlanta Hawks	96.4	.452	-1.9	@		Cleveland Cavaliers	91.3	.430	+2.8
7:00 p.m.		Indiana Pacers	106.3	.458	-0.8	@		Charlotte Bobcats	94.5	.453	+0.3
7:00 p.m.		New York Knicks	108.0	.479	-3.9	@		Orlando Magic	94.8	.433	+1.7
8:00 p.m.		Boston Celtics	93.4	.430	+5.4	@		Memphis Grizzlies	99.7	.473	-1.6
8:30 p.m.		Los Angeles Lakers	100.3	.448	+3.1	@		Chicago Bulls	102.3	.454	-0.2
8:30 p.m.		Portland Trail Blazers	95.0	.464	+4.8	@		Milwaukee Bucks	100.1	.458	+0.5
10:00 p.m.		Washington Wizards	102.8	.481	-1.8	@		Phoenix Suns	106.6	.463	+0.8

Time	Visitors		Opp. PPG	Opp. FGP	RPG Diff.		Home		Opp. PPG	Opp. FGP	RPG Diff.
1:00 p.m.		Miami Heat	98.7	.455	-2.8	@		Detroit Pistons	94.5	.450	+0.4
3:30 p.m.		Houston Rockets	94.7	.445	+2.6	@		San Antonio Spurs	93.0	.450	+0.5
3:30 p.m.		Oklahoma City Thunder	103.0	.474	+2.3	@		Minnesota Timberwolves	103.1	.474	+1.2
3:30 p.m.		Los Angeles Clippers	103.9	.470	-4.1	@		Toronto Raptors	101.4	.463	-2.6
6:00 p.m.		Cleveland Cavaliers	91.3	.430	+2.8	@		New Jersey Nets	101.3	.462	-1.8
7:00 p.m.		Golden State Warriors	112.3	.468	-5.1	@		New Orleans Hornets	93.5	.449	+0.4
9:00 p.m.		Philadelphia 76ers	96.4	.459	+2.2	@		Sacramento Kings	108.6	.480	-5.4

All times are ET.
Key: Opp. PPG = Points per game allowed to opponents. Opp. FGP = Field goal percentage allowed to opponents. RPG Diff. = The difference between team's rebounds per game and its opponents' rebounds per game.

Out
Leandro Barbosa, PG/SG, Suns (knee)
Andris Biedrins, C, Warriors (ankle)
Andrew Bynum, C, Lakers (knee)
Luol Deng, SF, Bulls (leg)
Manu Ginobili, SG, Spurs (ankle)
Devin Harris, PG, Nets (shoulder)
Allen Iverson, PG/SG, Pistons (back)
Carl Landry, PF, Rockets (leg)
Bobby Jackson, PG/SG, Kings (cheek)
Leon Powe, PF, Celtics (knee)
Ben Wallace, C, Cavaliers (leg)
Marvin Williams, SF, Hawks (back)

Day-to-day LaMarcus Aldridge, PF/C, Trail Blazers (concussion)
Ray Allen, SG, Celtics (elbow)
Nicolas Batum, SF, Trail Blazers (ankle)
Caron Butler, SF, Wizards (hamstring)
Marcus Camby, PF/C, Clippers (hamstring)
Tyson Chandler, C, Hornets (ankle)
Marquis Daniels, SG/SF, Pacers (wrist)
Kevin Garnett, PF, Celtics (knee)
Richard Hamilton, SG, Pistons (groin)
Kevin Martin, SG, Kings (illness)
Rashad McCants, SG, Kings (ankle)
Darko Milicic, PF/C, Grizzlies (knee)
Troy Murphy, PF, Pacers (calf)
Andres Nocioni, SF/PF, Kings (quadriceps)
Peja Stojakovic, SF, Hornets (back)
Anderson Varejao, PF/C, Cavaliers (leg)
Dwyane Wade, SG, Heat (hip)
Gerald Wallace, SF/PF, Bobcats (knee)
Rasheed Wallace, PF/C, Pistons (calf)

After starting the month hot, scoring 21 or more points in four of his first five games, Jarrett Jack has cooled off, scoring a combined 36 points in his past three games. The Bobcats have one of the league's slowest paces, ranking 27th in possessions per game, and they do a good job of defending opponents' perimeter players, so Jack probably should be benched if you have other decent options. … Wilson Chandler has been logging massive minutes lately -- more than 41 per game over his past four contests -- and has seen his assists rise moderately (3.5 per game) in that time span as Chris Duhon's role has been diminished, further enhancing his value. Despite a tough matchup against the Magic, it would be tough to sit the multi-category threat unless you're in a tough battle for field-goal percentage. … Reading between the lines of Nicolas Batum's ankle injury -- he couldn't even put weight on it after hurting it and missed Thursday's game against the Cavaliers -- suggests he's a good bet to miss Saturday's game, which sets up Travis Outlaw to play heavy minutes. He played 47 minutes Thursday, and he should have a much better performance facing the Bucks instead of the Cavs. … Joel Przybilla has been a beast recently, grabbing 11 or more rebounds in six of his past seven games and keeping Greg Oden from regaining the starting position. Przybilla should have no problem keeping it going against what might be the weakest defensive frontcourt in the league. … Grant Hill is averaging 37 minutes his past six games and should see a bigger role in the offense now that Leandro Barbosa, who was averaging 18.2 points in March before injuring his knee Wednesday, is out for the next 1 to 3 weeks.

While the Heat have an otherwise effective defense, they are flat-out atrocious in defending the 3-point line, allowing opponents to shoot 40 percent from long range on 19 attempts per game. That should guarantee another two or three 3-pointers for Arron Afflalo, who has attempted 13 treys in his past two games and made eight of them. … The Spurs and Rockets are separated by just two-tenths of a point in defensive efficiency, with the Spurs ranking fourth and the Rockets fifth, respectively. They also are near the bottom in possessions per game, so it should be an unappealing game for fantasy enthusiasts. Steer clear of fringe starters such as Roger Mason and Aaron Brooks. Even Luis Scola, who is set see his playing time increase significantly while Carl Landry recovers from a gunshot wound to his leg, is a poor option: He's averaging just 8.3 points, 3.7 rebounds and 3.0 fouls in 26 minutes in three games against the Spurs. … Kevin Love has been a monster recently, averaging 20.6 points and 12.3 rebounds his past three games, and he's doing it against three top-10 defenses. Consistency has been an issue for the rookie, but if he can sustain that level of play, he should go off against the Thunder, who combine a quick pace (eighth in possessions per game) with a poor defense (20th in defensive efficiency). … With Chris Kaman still rounding into basketball shape, Steve Novak continues to get enough minutes to impress, and is now averaging 17.7 points and a ridiculous 5.2 3-pointers on 61.7 percent shooting from 3-point range in his past four games. The Raptors allow mere mortal opposition to shoot 37 percent on 3-pointers, so Novak could hit another six or seven long balls and call it a day. … If you recently picked up Keyon Dooling, hoping to take advantage of Devin Harris' shoulder injury, you might feel tempted to play him against the Cavaliers, but that's a risky proposition. The Cavs tend to blow out middling opponents, which often skews box scores as starters see their minutes reduced. They're also a plodding team with one of the league's best defenses, so there's not enough upside to gamble with anyway.

Adam Madison is a fantasy basketball analyst for ESPN.com.