Fantasy Basketball: Top Ten Power Forwards For 2015-2016

Favors is one of my favorite players to own over the past few seasons. Many of us have been expecting him to ‘break out’ so to speak and become one of the top two or three PFs in the game. So far that has not really happened yet, but he still remains a very viable player to own in almost all formats.. Power Forward. Utah Jazz. Derrick Favors. 10. player. 118

Power Forward. Miami Heat. Hassan Whiteside. 9. player. 110. Hassan Whiteside really bust onto the fantasy landscape last year and took us all by storm. After spending several seasons as a backup it was like something just clicked when he got a shot with the Heat. He made the most of his opportunity and the rest is history as they say. I am a bit skeptical of his prospects for the upcoming season and I probably won’t own him in many leagues, but this is where I see his value.

Power Forward. Detroit Pistons. Greg Monroe. 8. player. 64. Greg Monroe has always been one of my favorite players to own in fantasy leagues. He has shown great potential since his rookie year and once the Pistons cleared Josh Smith out, he really continued to show that potential. Monroe’s future is a little fuzzy, but his value for me is not.

29. Tim Duncan is the ageless living legend and for this guy, one of the, if not the best PF to ever play the game. We may be a bit fuzzy on whether or not Duncan will play this upcoming season, but there are many who thinks he will. If he plays he will certainly continue to be worth owing across all fantasy formats.. Power Forward. San Antonio Spurs. Tim Duncan. 7. player

Paul Millsap. 6. player. 125. Paul Millsap is playing great as a Hawk. He is coming off of a great season that saw the Hawks finish with the best record in the Eastern Conference. Millsap and Horford are still learning to play with each other and hopefully they will be even better next season.. Power Forward. Atlanta Hawks

5. player. 156. There is a lot of speculation that Kevin Love will opt out and test the free agent waters this summer. Right now that is all it is though, speculation. We will soon know what he will do, but I like Love for the next fantasy basketball season no matter what happens. I believe if he stays he will know how to play with LeBron James and if he goes he will likely be the best player on the team and move up this board even higher.. Power Forward. Cleveland Cavaliers. Kevin Love

24. Pau Gasol really stepped in and showed people who slept on him this season in fantasy leagues that he still has plenty left in the tank. Last year in a standard league I picked up Gasol in the ninth round. Honestly I can’t even believe I let him slip that far. That kind of thing is unlikely to happen again this year.. Power Forward. Chicago Bulls. Pau Gasol. 4. player

Blake Griffin is turning into one of those players that you either love or you hate. One of the reasons why is that he continues to improve his game and round out his stats so that he becomes even more valuable to his team and to your fantasy team. Griffin will likely be among the top of the fantasy PF landscape for years to come.. Power Forward. Los Angeles Clippers. Blake Griffin. 2. player. 77

Anthony Davis. 1. player. 69. Well I remember just a few seasons ago when I was among the A.D. haters and critics. He has really proven guys like me wrong and shown that he is a fantasy force that is going to be around for some time to come. The skills and abilities that he has are still yet to reach their  full potential and like so many other guys we have talked about thus far, the ceiling of his game may not ever be fully understood.. Power Forward. New Orleans Pelicans