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Moving through the positions to the 3, SF looks to be deep just like PGs.  You’ve got your elite studs, you mid-level multi-stat gods (looking at you Chandler Parsons and Kawhi Leonard), JB’s crazy sleepers that no one else seems to like (DeMar DeRozan and Gerald Henderson) then old guys that possibly could produce late (pray for Danny Granger‘s knees!).  It’s a nice mixed bag.

As mentioned before, all Razzball ranks are broken down by Yahoo position eligibility (view all top 200 here), so there won’t be direct positional crossover to other fantasy sites:

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2013-2014 Fantasy SF Rankings

(updated Oct. 8)

POS RANKOVERALL RANKPLAYER, POS, TEAMNOTE
11↑ Kevin Durant, SF, OKCWestbrook injury has me caving to conventional wisdom, no way you can’t go KD 1
22↓ LeBron James, SF/PF, MIAStill think an elite season coming, but can’t question KD at 1 anymore.
33James Harden, SG/SF, HOUEasy to forget he was traded less than a week before 12-13 season.
412Paul George, SG/SF, INDLove George as a player, think he’s getting overhyped in fantasy.
519Carmelo Anthony, SF/PF, NYElite scoring, sure, think boards go down and a little injury prone.
620Nicolas Batum, SG/SF, PORWrist injury a concern (no surgery), falling numbers and %s in second half scary.  Played a lot of minutes in EuroBasket, has a bad back now.
725Josh Smith, SF/PF, DETHas opportunity, very volatile in his value.
828Ersan Ilyasova, SF/PF, MILEasy to overlook he was coming off the bench before Skiles fired, huge 2nd half.
940Rudy Gay, SF/PF, TORBuying all things Raptors, solid multi-cat contributor.
1041Kawhi Leonard, SG/SF, SALove him, love the multi-cat game, Yahoo at 24 seems extraordinarily high though.
1145Jeff Green, SF/PF, BOSHuge, huge upside with extraordinary breakout potential.
1257Tobias Harris, SF/PF, ORLMy boyfriend from last year, flashed fantastic goodness in 2nd half.  Will start.
1358Chandler Parsons, SF/PF, HOUFantastic 12-13, think he has another great, efficient season.
1459Paul Pierce, SF, BKNName value and new locale may have someone reach, Yahoo at 87 too low.
1564Klay Thompson, SG/SF, GSI’ve seen him very overranked, ThrAGNOF!
1668DeMar DeRozan, SG/SF, TORA big sleeper of mine, TOR a great line-up now, buying the offseason work on 3s.
1769Gerald Henderson, SG/SF, CHABack-to-back sleepers, Henderson showed elite production in 2nd half.
1870Thaddues Young, SF/PF, PHISomeone has to score in Philly, right?  Solid 12-13 as well, but not in love.
1974Luol Deng, SF, CHITrade/contract issues persist, but solid player and should be with Bulls all year.
2076Andre Iguodala, SG/SF, DENLow floor/low ceiling, moves to another fast-paced team to duplicate 12-13 #s.
2177Jimmy Butler, SG/SF, CHIA little surprised I’m higher on him than most, will start, multi-cat goodness.
2278J.R. Smith, SG/SF, NYKKnee injury, suspension for smoking, but past those I’m fine with him here.
2380Gordon Hayward, SG/SF, UTAMinutes, steals, assists up as 12-13 went on, TOs down, Uta needs consistency.
2482Danny Green, SG/SF, SAReally underrated multi-cat season: 1.2 stl 0.7 blk 12-13 a little shocking.
2584Wilson Chandler, SG/SF, DENWithout Gallinari until probably February, Chandler a huge breakout candidate.
2689Wesley Matthews, SG/SF, PORDon’t see him playing 35 mins a night, even with rook McCollum to miss prolonged time.
2796Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, SF, CHAPeople overrate a 19-yr old rookie season and write him off, multi-cat breakout.
28105↓ Tyreke Evans, SG/SF, NOAnkle dinged up after preseason injury, hate to draft him injured even with report he should make opening night.
29109Joe Johnson, SG/SF, BKNSomeone will reach for name value, scoring/3s down with all the options.
30112Danny Granger, SF, INDLike Bynum, tough to rank and I won’t be reaching for him – 2-10 in preseason opener.
31113Maurice Harkless, SF, ORLFlashed multi-cat goodness with 1.2 stl/0.8 blk in only 25 minutes per game.
32114Andrei Kirilenko, SF/PF, BKNNever been a huge fan, but will still get minutes behind old former Celtics.
33115Harrison Barnes, SF, GSPotential has always been there, but becomes a 6th man with Iggy.
34116Arron Afflalo, SG/SF, ORLEmpty scoring, but still produces despite status with Magic in turmoil.
35117Shawn Marion, SF/PF, DALI don’t buy a repeat, but Marion was huge last year under-the-radar.
36126Kyle Korver, SG/SF, ATLDespite my reluctance to draft 3-point specialists, was solid in 12-13.
37128↑ Corey Brewer, SG/SF, MIN(two weeks ago)I just think he’s better than Budinger or Shabazz, more multi-cat value than expected. (now) Budinger hurt, Brewer to start.  Me likey.
38129Manu Ginobili, SG/SF, SAInjuries and lower minutes of course still there, but can still produce.
39130Evan Turner, SG/SF, PHII just thought he’d be better and the NBA and he’s not, not buying new opportunity.
40132↑ Martell Webster, SG/SF, WASPorter’s hip injury lagging deeper than thought, Webster in line to get minutes in his stead.  Wiz to ease Porter in when ready.
41133Anthony Bennett, SF/PF, CLEFrontcourt is loaded, but loaded with injury-prone guys.  Still won’t reach for #1 pick.  Showing conditioning problems recovering from off-season shoulder surgery.
42134Gerald Wallce, SF/PF, BOSWill get minutes early, he’s getting shopped, could lose value on deadline deal.
43139Metta World Peace, SF/PF, NYShould play despite not playing under this name.  Probably avoiding.
44143Nick Young, SG/SF, LALMight be droppable after Kobe is back, but could have a strong start.
45146Iman Shumpert, SG/SF, NYReturned from ACL surgery last year, could be solid after healthy offseason.
46156Trevor Ariza, SG/SF, WASEven with Porter lingering injury, don’t think it changes Ariza’s value all that much – boost went to Webster for me.
47160Matt Barnes, SF, LACReally solid multi-cat 12-13, should be used similarly.
48161Tony Allen, SG/SF, MEMGives you the minutes, not any upside.
49164Jared Dudley, SG/SF, LACStill see Barnes playing more minutes, but a chance to start on a good team.
50166Vince Carter, SG/SF, DALUnreal he’s still playing, unreal the scoring/3s last year, still some value.
51168Tayshaun Prince, SF/PF, MEMStarts, gets minutes, will give you a tiny bit of scoring.
52169Thabo Sefolosha, SG/SF, DETSteals specialist, not much else.  Could boost a tad of socring with no Westbrook for a while
53170↓ Otto Porter, Jr., SF, WASMight take a while until we see consistent PT, hip injury recovery and will get eased in when ready, but upside in 2nd half.
54173Carl Landry, SF/PF, SACRevolving door at the 4 for the Kings, I think Landry is most consistent.
55175Mike Dunleavy, SG/SF, CHIMinutes will come as the backup to Deng and Butler.
56178Courtney Lee, SG/SF, BOSThe steal a game gives him a little value in hodgepodge backcourt.
57186↑ Caron Butler, SF, MILDelfino injury opens the door for some spot scoring, but his lack of other stats keeps him low for me.
58187↑ James Anderson, SG/SF, PHIInteresting that he might start, and that’s about it.  Sixers look awful.
59189Shane Battier, SG/SF, MIAWhen you’re going this deep, it’s gonna start getting ugly.
60193DeMarre Carroll, SF/PF, ATLI always thought he was underrated, will see decent minutes as reserve 2/3.
61196↓ Carlos Delfino, SG/SF, MILProbably missing the opener, doesn’t need his foot too healthy to camp behind the three point line.