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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

1.  Dirk Nowitzki – Hopefully the off the court drama doesn’t affect his game.
2.  Pau Gasol – Showed some toughness in the playoffs.  Not stop whining.
3.  Chris Bosh – Playing for a contract.
4.  Amar’e Stoudemire – Should bounce back nicely.
5.  Tim Duncan – Mr. Reliable.
6.  Troy Murphy – 3-Ball sets him apart.
7.  David West – Silent Assassin.
8.  Josh Smith – Does it all.
9.  Kevin Garnett – Not the old KG, but still darn good.
10.  LaMarcus Aldridge – Rebounds could take a hit, but a smooth scorer.
11.  Al Jefferson – Would rank him higher, but his Achilles scares me.
12.  Carlos Boozer – If he can stay healthy, he’s an unbelievable talent.
13.  Elton Brand – Ditto.
14.  David Lee – Lunch pailer.
15.  Nene Hilario – Finally reaching his potential.

*Antawn Jamison’s shoulder injury worries me.  If he only misses a small chunk of the season, he’s easily top ten.

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