Below, we help you set your line-up for (who to start or sit) for the upcoming week by looking at the Top 5 four-game schedules. Our Games-per-Week Schedule Grid is especially useful throughout the season, so make sure you download it, print it, and keep it by your side to consult for every decision you make. Personally, I like to take a blue highlighter and "blue out" the column for the current week each Tuesday as to easier see the good and bad stretches on the horizon.

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TOP FIVE UPCOMING FOUR-GAME SCHEDULES

5. Utah Jazz (SA, @LAL, ORL, LAL)

This isn't the easiest of weeks, but Boozer and Williams should still produce well. Brewer could diminish a bit with Kirilenko and Miles back. We're not expecting much from Okur, Millsap, or Matthews this week.

4. Cleveland Cavaliers (@MEM, @HOU, POR, @OKC)

LeBron and Mo Williams should have their way this week. Shaq and Varejao face challenges against those frontcourts but should come through okay. Hickson, Parker, Gibson, and Z are always iffy propositions, and this week is no different for them.

3. Toronto Raptors (MIN, @MIL, ATL, HOU)

Bosh, Bargnani, Calderon, and Turkoglu should all have good weeks against that schedule. Belinelli could even provide some threes off the bench for deep-leaguers. Who knows what to expect from DeRozan, who's probably best left on your bench at this juncture (although if you own him, you're in a deep league, and this isn't a bad week to use him if you lack alternatives).

2. Golden State Warriors (@OKC, @NJ, @CHI, @DET)

Four games on the road including one back-to-back is not an ideal schedule, but the opponents aren't very scary. Monta is the one guarantee on this team, but Morrow, Maggette, Radmanovic, and Watson should also have good weeks. Curry is possibly usable in deep leagues. Moore and Hunter will still barely do anything, despite getting all the minutes of the injured Randolph, Biedrins, and Turiaf.

1. Denver Nuggets (@PHI, @CHA, @DET, PHO)

Anthony, Nene, and Billups look great, as always. Smith, Martin, and Andersen should have productive weeks, too. Afflalo and Lawson could even be used in deep leagues in a pinch this week.

OTHER 4-GAME WEEKS (ranked best to worst):

• POR - Roy is in for a decent week, and Aldridge and Oden should be healthy enough to use. Miller can help, and probably Webster, but Blake and Fernandez areiffy with their PT.
• SA - We're loving Blair right now after his last two games. Parker and Duncan are good to go, of course. Gino is still working his minutes up, and Jefferson is simply unproductive on this team.
• MIN - Tough week for Big Al and company, though he, Love (back from injury), Gomes, and Flynn are all good to use. Using Sessions depends on your roster/needs.
• CHI - Not the best week for your Bulls. Deng, Salmons, and Rose work, but Noah's a bit iffy this week, and Taj Gibson is borderline in deep leagues.
• NJ - Very tough week outside of the GS game. Lopez, Harris, CDR, and Lee may not have the best of weeks. Wait until Yi shakes off the rust to use him.

3-GAME WEEKS (ranked best to worst): ATL, OKC, SAC, PHO, HOU, NO, DAL, LAL, MIL, ORL, BOS, IND, PHI, MEM, DET, CHA

2-GAME WEEKS: NY, WAS, MIA, LAC

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