Kobe Bryant and Allen Iverson should both be high atop your draft lists.
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Sports Grumblings' preliminary rankings of the Top 50 fantasy basketball players for the ’08-’09 season sorted by position. A more comprehensive list of the Top 200 will be out in the days to come.
Centers
Dwight Howard – (Orlando Magic)
Emeka Okafor – (Charlotte Bobcats)
Yao Ming - ( Houston Rockets)
Al Horford – (Atlanta Hawks)
Greg Oden – (Portland Trail Blazers)
Tyson Chandler – (New Orleans Hornets)
Andrew Bynum – (Los Angeles Lakers)
Rasheed Wallace – (Detroit Pistons)
Brad Miller – (Sacremento Kings)
Eddie Curry – (New York Knicks)
Power Forwards
Kevin Garnett – (Boston Celtics)
Dirk Nowitzki – (Dallas Mavericks)
Amare Stoudemire – (Phoenix Suns)
Tim Duncan – (San Antonio Spurs)
Elton Brand – (Philadelphia 76’ers)
Carlos Boozer – (Utah Jazz)
David West – (New Orleans Hornets)
Marcus Camby – (L.A.Clippers)
Marvin Williams – (Atlanta Hawks)
Al Jefferson – (Minnesota Timberwolves)
Small Forwards
Lebron James – (Cleveland Cavaliers)
Josh Smith – (Atlanta Hawks)
Caron Butler – (Washington Wizards)
Paul Pierce – (Boston Celtics)
Carmelo Anthony – (Denver Nuggets)
Rudy Gay – (Memphis Grizzlies)
Josh Howard – (Dallas Mavericks)
Ron Artest – (Houston Rockets)
Michael Beasley – (Miami Heat)
Lamar Odom – (Los Angeles Lakers)
Shooting Guards
Kobe Bryant – (Los Angeles Lakers)
Andre Iguodala – (Philadelphia 76’ers)
Allen Iverson – (Denver Nuggets)
Dwayne Wade – (Miami Heat)
Jason Richardson – (Charlotte Bobcats)
Manu Ginobili – (San Antonio Spurs)
Joe Johnson – (Atlanta Hawks)
Kevin Durant – (Oklahoma City Thunder)
Vince Carter – (New Jersey Nets)
Ray Allen – (Boston Celtics)
Point Guards
Chris Paul – (New Orleans Hornets)
Gilbert Arenas – (Washington Wizards)
Deron Williams – (Utah Jazz)
Jason Kidd – (Dallas Mavericks)
Steve Nash – (Phoenix Suns)
Baron Davis – (L.A.Clippers)
Jose Calderon – (Toronto Raptors)
Tony Parker – (San Antonio Spurs)
Andre Miller – (Philadelphia 76’ers)
T.J. Ford – (Indiana Pacers)
Mike Zink has been a part time sports reporter for nearly 15 years, covering all of the major circuits plus most college and high school sports. Fantasy Sports is relatively new to him but plans to treat it like everything else he has covered. Being the new kid on the block, with just a little under five years as a Fantasy Sports contributor Mike plans to go all out as basketball is his number one passion and his goal is to keep you up to speed in your respective leagues. In his spare time Mike works for several local papers, and has interviewed many of the top players in the game, so he feels qualified in bringing the very best that he can give.