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2010 Fantasy Basketball Rankings: Small Forwards

Ryan Lester
Oct 1, 2010

Hereโ€™s a look at my 2010-11 fantasy small forward rankings.

  1. Kevin Durant: ย Love his game and the way he carries himself.
  2. LeBron James: ย His new friends keep him from being No. 1 again.
  3. Carmelo Anthony: Could slide down depending on where he plays.
  4. Danny Granger: ย Points and threes galore. Just has to stay healthy.
  5. Gerald Wallace: ย Fantasy monster in just about every category.
  6. Andre Iguodala: An every-category contributor.
  7. Brandon Roy: ย Consistently puts up around 20-5-5.
  8. Joe Johnson: ย Big-time scorer and three-point threat.
  9. Paul Pierce: ย Still great, but Cโ€™s will likely watch his minutes.
  10. Stephen Jackson: ย 21-5-4 after coming to Charlotte.
  11. Jason Richardson: ย Expect his scoring to improve dramatically.
  12. Rudy Gay: ย Virtual lock for 19 points and six boards.
  13. Hedo Turkoglu: ย Should rebound nicely in Phoenix.
  14. Caron Butler: ย Expect him to play a bigger role with Dallas this year.
  15. Danilo Gallinari: ย Could lead the league in three-pointers.
  16. Rashard Lewis: ย Got off on the wrong foot last year. Should rebound.
  17. Jeff Green: ย Good multi-category option with SF/PF eligibility.
  18. John Salmons: ย Played well following trade to Milwaukee.
  19. Luol Deng: ย Boozerโ€™s arrival will dip into his production.
  20. Carl Landry: ย Solid with Houston, even better with Sacramento.
  21. Vince Carter: ย Brutal January, but rebounded nicely.
  22. Evan Turner: ย Potential Rookie of the Year.
  23. Mike Miller: ย Wonโ€™t score a bunch, but will help across the board.
  24. Trevor Ariza: ย Move to New Orleans should be a positive.
  25. Andrei Kirilenko: ย Still producing in all categories.


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