The fantasy playoffs are heating up as teams make their final pushes to secure their spots or improve their standings. Streaming players has never been more pertinent, especially as injuries and roster rotations continue to shape lineups. With just two weeks left in the regular season, here are seven players to consider adding to your roster this week.

Pelle Larsson, currently at 1% ownership, has stepped in for Andrew Wiggins during his absence and has performed admirably, averaging 14.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 4.5 assists over two starts. Meanwhile, Kyle Filipowski (36% owned) of the Utah Jazz has proven to be a reliable option, starting the last five games and consistently scoring in double figures. Brice Sensabaugh (7%) has also emerged as a viable scorer for Utah, contributing heavily in his recent starts.

Keon Ellis (25%) is another name to keep an eye on as he starts for the Sacramento Kings, providing potential defensive stats due to his starting role. Gabe Vincent (1%) of the Los Angeles Lakers is on a hot streak, scoring 20 points in his last game, while Dorian Finney-Smith (7%) has shown potential with solid performances in recent games. Lastly, Keon Johnson (20%) is making strides for the Brooklyn Nets, although he faces a schedule with only two games remaining this week.

The final stretch of the 2024-25 NBA season is upon us, making streaming players more crucial than ever. For those in championship weeks or attempting to maximize roto points, consider targeting these seven players.

Pelle Larsson (Miami Heat) has stepped up in Andrew Wiggins' absence, averaging 14.5 points and 6.5 rebounds across his starts. Kyle Filipowski (Utah Jazz) is also trending up, recording multiple double-doubles and significant scoring. Brice Sensabaugh (Utah Jazz), who recently transitioned to a starter role, has shown his potential with standout performances.

Keon Ellis (Sacramento Kings) remains a viable option due to his starting position despite a recent lull. Gabe Vincent (Los Angeles Lakers) is on a scoring spree, making him a hot pickup as the Lakers approach a busy week. Dorian Finney-Smith (Lakers) has also been a surprise contributor recently. Lastly, Keon Johnson (Brooklyn Nets) is steadily performing, though his team has limited games this week. Monitor their matchups closely as you finalize your rosters.

The Sacramento Kings aim to extend their winning streak to five games against the Denver Nuggets, despite facing significant injury challenges. Malik Monk and Domantas Sabonis are out for the Kings, while the Nuggets may be without their star Nikola Jokic. Keon Ellis is expected to step up, taking on a tough matchup against Jamal Murray, who has been in fantastic form, averaging over 27 points in his last nine games. Sacramento's performance has improved with Ellis in the starting lineup, boasting an 8-3 record when he starts. This game will test the Kings' defensive capabilities against a potent Nuggets offense led by Murray, who is crucial to their championship aspirations.

As the Sacramento Kings resumed practice after the All-Star break, the team finds itself in a crucial position with 27 games remaining in the season. Currently ninth in the Western Conference, the Kings face the challenge of integrating new talent following significant trades, including De'Aaron Fox for Zach LaVine. Interim head coach Doug Christie must navigate the complexities of managing rotations amidst a deeper roster, with strong closing options including LaVine, DeMar DeRozan, and defensive specialist Keon Ellis.

Christie's approach has already shown variability in closing lineups, as seen in the six games post-trade deadline. With Ellis boasting a standout +22.7 net rating in clutch situations, his role is increasingly pivotal. As the Kings gear up for their next game against the Golden State Warriors, all eyes will be on how Christie manages player rotations, particularly during high-stakes moments.

In a thrilling adjustment to their lineup, the Portland Trail Blazers are seeing promising contributions from rookie center Donovan Clingan. With Deandre Ayton sidelined for four weeks due to a calf strain, Clingan stepped up in a tough matchup against Nikola Jokic, producing a career-high 20 rebounds alongside 17 points and 3 blocks. His performance highlights his potential as a valuable fantasy asset, especially given his ability to contribute in key statistical categories.

Other players making waves include Stephon Castle of the San Antonio Spurs, whose performance has improved since De’Aaron Fox's arrival. Castle's adaptability off the bench adds fantasy depth for managers. Meanwhile, Max Christie of the Dallas Mavericks is taking full advantage of his starting role, particularly during Anthony Davis's absence. The Kings' Keon Ellis also shone brightly with an impressive scoring outing, while Precious Achiuwa has filled in admirably for the Knicks, further enhancing his fantasy appeal. As the roster shakeups continue, players like Clingan and Castle could be smart pickups for fantasy managers looking to bolster their squads.