Fantasy Baseball is here, Don't overlook these players. Do you know any more?

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Fantasy Baseball is one of the most involved games to date. It's tons of fun to play, and extremely rewarding when you discover the next Albert Pujols or Ryan Howard before your friends and competitors do. It's easy to draft in rounds 1-10, for there are plenty of superstars out there. But it's the sleepers that make or break a champion fantasy baseball team. Here's a couple to set your sights on: 1. Chuck James SP Atlanta - he had one of the lowest batting average against stats last year. It yielded him double digit wins in half a season with a relatively low WHIP and ERA. Plus, he's a homegrown rookie. Pitchers out of Atlanta tend to be big successes. 2. James Loney 1B L.A. Dodgers - he's got a big bat, and management is eager to get him in the line-up. They like him so much, it's a strong possibility Nomar moves to 3B (which he's informed management he's willing to do) just to make room for this kid. 3. Villaneuva SP Milwaukee - he'll probably be #4 or #5 in rotation. In 10 games last year he had a low ERA and WHIP, and managed to hold hitters to a .216 Batting average. Expect much the same this year, along with double digit wins. 4. Baker 1B, OF Colorado - He's a 1B by rights, but blocked by Helton. He's learning to play the outfield to get his bat in the line-up, for he's absolutely annihilated all levels of minor league pitching. 5. Votto 1B Cinci - He's a five tool player. He could outright win a starting position in spring training. But at worst, he'll platoon with Hatteberg.