Kings' Players NBA-wide Positional Ranks -- Small Forward

[Bricklayer]

Well, in response to a trolly feeling thread on a somewhat similar topic, I thought I would start a series of more interesting ones just to see where peeps heads are.

So, for the upcoming season, where would you rank John Salmons amongst the league's SFs? While the poll will refer to Salmons, bonus in this one for ranking Kirilenko as well. this is a tougher one.

ATL: M.Williams
BOS: Pierce
CLE: Casspi?
CHA: Maggette
NYK: Anthony
NJN: Outlaw?
PHL: Igoudala
WSH: Lewis
MIA: James
ORL: Turkoglu
MIL: Dunleavy? Delfino? Called SJax a SG in the other poll, so not him.
CHI: Deng
DET: Prince? Jerebko?
TOR: R.Butler? Kleiza?
IND: Granger
MEM: Gay
DAL: Marion
NOH: Ariza
LAC: C.Butler
LAL: World Peace
PHX: Hill
SAS: Leonard at the moment? Until they pick somebody up?
HOU: Budinger?
MIN: Williams or Beasley
UTH: Hayward?
DEN: Gallinari
GSW: D.Wright
OKC: Durant
POR: G.Wallace
SAC: Salmons

 

[Capt. Factorial]

S'pose I'll keep playing along...

James, Durant
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Pierce, Anthony, Gay, Granger, G. Wallace
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Iguodala, Deng, Marion, Gallinari, Prince, W. Peace, Salmons, Hill
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Ariza, Maggette, C. Butler, Beasley, D. Wright, Casspi, Turkoglu, Jerebko
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D. Williams, Delfino, Dunleavy, Lewis, Budinger, Hayward, M. Williams
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Outlaw, Kleiza, Leonard

 

[bajaden]

My top ten:

1. L. James
2. K. Durant
3. C. Anthony
4. P. Pierce
5. D. Granger
6. G. Wallace
7. R. Gay
8. Iguodala
9. Deng
10. Kirilenko

You could argue for others at the 8, 9 or 10 positions, but most or either too old, too young and still unproven, or have been plagued by injuries. I think to be in the top ten, you should be able to start on a good team, and I think any of those guy could, and have.