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1. LeBron James, Mia SF
2. Kevin Durant, OKC SF
3. Chris Paul, LAC PG
4. Blake Griffin, LAC PF
5. Derrick Rose, Chi PG
6. Dwyane Wade, Mia SG
7. Dwight Howard, Orl C
8. Russell Westbrook, OKC PG
9. Deron Williams, NJ PG
10. Kevin Love, Min PF
11. John Wall, Wsh PG
12. Amare Stoudemire, NY C, PF
13. Carmelo Anthony, NY SF
14. Pau Gasol, LAL PF, C
15. Dirk Nowitzki, Dal PF
16. Kobe Bryant, LAL SG DTD
17. Stephen Curry, GS PG, SG DTD
18. Monta Ellis, GS PG, SG
19. Zach Randolph, Mem PF
20. LaMarcus Aldridge, Por PF, C DTD
21. Josh Smith, Atl PF, SF
22. Al Jefferson, Uta C, PF
23. Eric Gordon, Nor SG
24. Rajon Rondo, Bos PG
25. Danny Granger, Ind SF
26. Steve Nash, Pho PG
27. Chris Bosh, Mia PF, C
28. Tyreke Evans, Sac PG, SG
29. Kyle Lowry, Hou PG
30. David Lee, GS PF, C
31. Brook Lopez, NJ C
32. Al Horford, Atl C, PF
33. Andre Iguodala, Phi SF, SG
34. Joe Johnson, Atl SG, SF
35. Paul Pierce, Bos SF, SG DTD
36. Jrue Holiday, Phi PG
37. Joakim Noah, Chi C, PF
38. Dorell Wright, GS SF
39. Andray Blatche, Wsh PF
40. Paul Millsap, Uta PF DTD
41. Ty Lawson, Den PG DTD
42. DeMarcus Cousins, Sac PF, C DTD
43. Manu Ginobili, SA SG
44. Andrew Bynum, LAL C
45. Nene, Den C DTD
46. Andrea Bargnani, Tor C, PF
47. Marc Gasol, Mem C DTD
48. Jason Kidd, Dal PG
49. Raymond Felton, Por PG
50. Marcin Gortat, Pho C DTD

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Here’s a look at my 2010-11 fantasy power forward rankings.
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1. Amar’e Stoudemire:  I’m expecting big things in New York.
2. Pau Gasol:  Proved he’s more than just Kobe’s sidekick.
3. Dwight Howard:  FT% keeps him from being #1.
4. Brook Lopez:  Does everything well.
5. David Lee:  Should still put up big numbers with Golden State.
6. Chris Bosh:  Numbers take a hit teaming with LeBron and Wade.
7. Zach Randolph:  Always seems to produce despite being overlooked.
8. Andrea Bargnani:  Should be focal point of Toronto’s offense.
9. Al Jefferson:  Great fit in Utah.
10. Tim Duncan:  Doesn’t produce like before, but still a quality #1 center.
11. Carlos Boozer:  Health is his only issue.
12. Kevin Love:  Could be huge if Minnesota uses him properly.
13. Al Horford:  Not a sexy pick, but a great foundation.
14. Marc Gasol:  Made great strides last year. Could be even better.
15. Nene Hilario:  Injury issues seem to be behind him.
16. LaMarcus Aldridge:  Could lose production if Oden ever plays.
17. Andray Blatche:  Arenas’s return should hurt his scoring.
18. Troy Murphy:  Move to New Jersey shouldn’t hurt his value.
19. Paul Millsap:  Would have ranked him higher if Big Al wasn’t there.
20. Joakim Noah:  Boozer’s arrival will hurt his production.
21. Marcus Camby:  Health plus crowded frontcourt could be issues.
22. Chris Kaman:  Clippers will have more scoring options this year.
23. Channing Frye:  Big three-point lift from center position.
24. Luis Scola:  Should continue to develop into solid big man.
25. Andrew Bynum:  If only he could stay healthy.

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Also check out:

• 2010-11 Fantasy Point Guard Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Shooting Guard Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Small Forward Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Power Forward Rankings

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Here’s a look at my 2010-11 fantasy power forward rankings.
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1. Amar’e Stoudemire:  Numbers should be ridiculous with Knicks.
2. Dirk Nowitzki:  Dallas is looking to lighten Dirk’s load.
3. Pau Gasol:  Bynum’s injury woes help Gasol’s numbers.
4. Danny Granger:  More of a SF, but has PF eligibility.
5. Gerald Wallace:  Would be higher if he didn’t miss so many games.
6. David Lee:  Landed on his feet in Golden State.
7. Josh Smith:  Stuffs the stat sheet, but a little light in points & boards.
8. Chris Bosh:  LeBron & D-Wade will take some of his scoring.
9. Zach Randolph:  I expect a little drop-off.
10. Andrea Bargnani:  Should be more productive w/o Bosh.
11. Al Jefferson:  Also landed on his feet with Utah.
12. Tim Duncan:  Slowing, but still rock solid.
13. Rudy Gay:  Better used as SF, but like the versatility.
14. David West:  Quietly gives you 19 & 8.
15. Carlos Boozer:  Out 8 weeks with broken hand. Should be big when he returns.
16. Kevin Love:  Big time rebounder if he gets enough PT.
17. Al Horford:  Shoots well from the line for a big. Great rebounder.
18. Nene Hilario:  Will have bigger role if Melo leaves.
19. LaMarcus Aldridge: Steady, but could suffer if Greg Oden ever plays.
20. Andray Blatche:  Averaged 22 ppg after AS Break.
21. Troy Murphy:  Should put up big numbers (when healthy) in NJ.
22. Paul Millsap:  Should put up big numbers with Boozer gone.
23. Rashard Lewis:  Could lead in 3s with PF eligibility.
24. Joakim Noah:  Solid, but less spectacular with Boozer in town.
25. Antawn Jamison:  Not many options with LeBron gone.

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Also check out:

• 2010-11 Fantasy Point Guard Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Shooting Guard Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Small Forward Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Center Rankings

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Here’s a look at my 2010-11 fantasy small forward rankings.
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1. Kevin Durant:  Love his game and the way he carries himself.
2. LeBron James:  His new friends keep him from being #1 again.
3. Carmelo Anthony: Could slide down depending on where he plays.
4. Danny Granger:  Points and 3′s galore. Just has to stay healthy.
5. Gerald Wallace:  Fantasy monster in just about all categories.
6. Andre Iguodala: Every category contributor.
7. Brandon Roy:  Consistently puts up around 20-5-5.
8. Joe Johnson:  Big-time scorer and three-point threat.
9. Paul Pierce:  Still great, but C’s could will likely watch his minutes.
10. Stephen Jackson:  21-5-4 after coming to Charlotte.
11. Jason Richardson:  Expect his scoring to improve dramatically.
12. Rudy Gay:  Virtual lock for 19 points and six boards.
13. Hedo Turkoglu:  Should rebound nicely in Phoenix.
14. Caron Butler:  Expect him to play a bigger role with Dallas this year.
15. Danilo Gallinari:  Could lead the league in three-pointers.
16. Rashard Lewis:  Got off on the wrong foot last year. Should rebound.
17. Jeff Green:  Good multi-category option with SF/PF eligibility.
18. John Salmons:  Played well following trade to Milwaukee.
19. Luol Deng:  Boozer’s arrival will dip into his production.
20. Carl Landry:  Solid with Houston, even better with Sacramento.
21. Vince Carter:  Brutal January, but rebounded nicely.
22. Evan Turner:  Potential Rookie of the Year.
23. Mike Miller:  Won’t score a bunch, but will help across the board.
24. Trevor Ariza:  Move to New Orleans should be a positive.
25. Andrei Kirilenko:  Still producting in all categories.

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Also check out:

• 2010-11 Fantasy Point Guard Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Shooting Guard Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Power Forward Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Center Rankings

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Here’s a look at my 2010-11 fantasy shooting guard rankings.
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1. Dwyane Wade:  Still the top choice even with LeBron in South Beach.
2. Kobe Bryant:  Will be motivated to take down Miami Thrice.
3. Andre Iguodala:  All-around threat
4. Tyreke Evans:  Virtual lock for 20-5-5.
5. Brandon Roy:  No weaknesses.
6. Joe Johnson:  Mr. Consistent (during regular season anyways)
7. Monta Ellis:  Can stuff the stat sheet when healthy.
8. Paul Pierce:  Numbers tailed off a bit, but still steady.
9. Stephen Jackson:  Was a force for Charlotte.
10. Jason Richardson:  Will have to pick up some slack with Amar’e gone.
11. Kevin Martin:  When healthy he can score in bunches.
12. Manu Ginobili:  Great all-around game.
13. Gilbert Arenas:  Should pile up the points once again.
14. O.J. Mayo:  Took a slight step back, but talent is there.
15. Eric Gordon:  Team USA helped him grow. Look for 18+ppg.
16. Caron Butler:  Numbers tailed off, but still solid producer.
17. Ray Allen:  Big help in FT% and threes.
18. Marcus Thornton:  Chance to thrive alongside CP3.
19. Jamal Crawford:  Points and threes.  Little else.
20. Vince Carter:  3/4 man, 1/4 amazing, but still real good.
21. Jason Terry:  Consistent PG depth.
22. John Salmons:  Returned to form in Milwaukee.
23. Evan Turner:  Rookie should be solid for Philly.
24. Mike Miller:  Should produce in all categories.
25. Trevor Ariza:  Should flourish playing with Chris Paul.

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Also check out:

• 2010-11 Fantasy Point Guard Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Small Forward Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Power Forward Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Center Rankings

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Here’s a look at my 2010-11 fantasy point guard rankings.
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1. Chris Paul:  Assuming he can stay healthy, CP3 is back.
2. Dwyane Wade:  LeBron will take away points and assists.
3. Deron Williams:  Should pick up scoring slack with Boozer in Chicago.
4. Stephen Curry:  Does it all. Perfect fit in Golden State.
5. Rajon Rondo:  Triple-doubles and tons of steals.
6. Tyreke Evans:  20-5-5 guy that doesn’t have to share.
7. Jason Kidd:  Didn’t get the memo that he’s 37.
8. Steve Nash:  Will miss Amar’e, but he’ll get by.
9. Russell Westbrook:  Quietly does it all.
10. Derrick Rose:  Ready to go to the next level with Boozer.
11. Chauncey Billups:  Will have to step up if Melo gets dealt.
12. Jrue Holiday:  Was a beast down the stretch. Should only get better.
13. Monta Ellis:  Health is always an issue with Ellis, but he can ball.
14. Baron Davis:  When healthy can do it all.
15. Aaron Brooks:  Really stepped up his game last year.
16. Darren Collison:  Gets the chance to shine out of CP3′s shadow.
17. Brandon Jennings:  Will need to improve his FG% to rise.
18. Gilbert Arenas:  Should score a ton if healthy and unarmed.
19. Devin Harris:  Somewhat disappointing last year. Should bounce back.
20. Raymond Felton:  Should excel in D’Antoni’s system.
21. Mo Williams:  Someone will have to produce in Cleveland.
22. Tony Parker:  Should bounce back from disappointing season.
23. Jamal Crawford:  Points and threes.  Little else.
24. John Wall:  Will have growing pains, but rookie will shine.
25. Jason Terry:  Consistent PG depth.

     

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Also check out:

• 2010-11 Fantasy SG Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Small Forward Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Power Forward Rankings
• 2010-11 Fantasy Center Rankings

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1.  Dwight Howard – Free Throws are his kryptonite.
2.  Pau Gasol – Kobe’s sidekick is very good.
3.  Chris Bosh – Auditioning for that big contract.
4.  Amar’e Stoudemire – Should shine with Shaq gone.
5.  Tim Duncan – Steady.  Mr. Fundamental.
6.  Troy Murphy – Hits the boards like a Madman and racks up the 3′s.
7.  Brook Lopez – I think he blows up this year.
8.  LaMarcus Aldridge – Solid in most categories.
9.  Al Jefferson – If his Achilles checks out, move him up a few notches.
10.  David Lee – Mr. Double-Double
11.  Nene Hilario – Major improvement last year.
12.  Andris Biedrins – Rebounding machine.
13.  Mehmet Okur – Health an issue, but 3-ball helps him.
14.  Marcus Camby – Speaking of health…
15.  Al Horford – Somewhat disappointing last year.  Should bounce back.

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