2010-11 NBA Fantasy Basketball Rankings: Centers

Some of these players are power forwards, but this is a fantasy basketball article, and they have center eligibility. That said, here’s a look at my 2010-11 fantasy power forward rankings.

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 No. 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 No. 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.

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