Fantasy Basketball: Top Ten Centers For 2015-2016

Center. Utah Jazz. Rudy Gobert. 10. player. 118. There are a lot of things to love about Gobert’s game. He really come on as the season wore on and showed the Jazz that he is one of the better rim protectors in the league. Gobert brings a lot to the table for fantasy purposes and I expect him to have an even more prominent role with the Jazz next season.

125. Al Horford is one of my favorite players in the NBA. I kept expecting him to get better than he was, but I guess with Paul Millsap in town he may not be as good as he has been in the past. He still ranks up there as my #9 center for now though.. Center. Atlanta Hawks. Al Horford. 9. player

Brook Lopez had a nice resurgence during the last month or two of the season. He averaged over 22 points and nine rebounds for the last month of the season. Lopez could opt out this summer and where he lands could affect his fantasy value in a big way for the upcoming season.. Center. Brooklyn Nets. Brook Lopez. 8. player. 147

7. player. 110. Chris Bosh missed most of the past season, but it is hard to not include him in this list. I am not a big fan of Bosh and I am probably a little bit too low, but this is about where I would draft him. I also don’t really have much to say about him because my momma taught me that if I don’t have anything good to say to keep my mouth shut.. Center. Miami Heat. Chris Bosh

170. Al Jefferson has aged just a little bit as a Hornet, but is still a dominant fantasy force in the middle. Jefferson is a nice scorer and does a good job on the glass. His numbers fell off a bit from his career averages last season as he battled through some injuries. For the most part Jefferson toughed it out and played in 65 games.. Center. Charlotte Hornets. Al Jefferson. 6. player

Nikola Vucevic. 5. player. 38. Nikola Vucevic is one of the more under-rated centers in fantasy basketball. Vucevic is getting better still and I may have him even a bit too low here as well. He used to get knocked for missing too many games, but last year he playd in 73 of 82 games. He is certainly a guy who is worth owning in most all fantasy formats.. Center. Orlando Magic

player. 77. I have never been a huge DeAndre Jordan fan, but he has certainly stepped his game up this past season. I always thought he was a bit over-rated by fantasy players because of his oops and impressive dunks. As much as I like this things they don’t give out extra fantasy points for style. Now however Jordan has improved his game and his fantasy value has improved with it.. Center. Los Angeles Clippers. DeAndre Jordan. 4

Marc Gasol. 3. player. 211. I may be a bit high on Gasol here for points leagues, but for you cats guys he is certainly worth this price. I think Gasol will have a little better of a season next year than he did this year. There could be some changes to the Grizzlies roster, but I think that Gasol will remain the centerpiece.. Center. Memphis Grizzlies

player. 64. Andre Drummond is a scary player, and the only thing that is scarier is that I don’t think he is even close to reaching his full potential yet. He just keeps getting better and better. I am really excited to see just how good this big man can get. Once Detroit cleared out Josh Smith, Drummond and Monroe became the beasts that we all expected.. Center. Detroit Pistons. Andre Drummond. 2

DeMarcus Cousins is comfotably riding at the top of the Center world for fantasy basketball. Cousins only downfall is that there are the occasions where his temper and off-the-court problems can tend to get the best of him. His talent however, is unparalleled in his position. Keep drafting Cousins and take advantage of the situation if someone is scared of his temper problems and add him to your roster.. Center. Sacramento Kings. DeMarcus Cousins. 1. player. 67