Description: Not everyone gets to play Major League baseball; in fact, not everyone has played Little League or even pick-up games. But everyone can play fantasy baseball -- and it seems as if almost everyone does, with the huge boost the game received via the lnternet. Now baseball fans don't have to limit their fun to watching the pros from their bar stool or couch or the cheap seats, criticizing the general managers and coaches, insisting that they could handle the time much more intelligently if they had the chance. Fantasy Baseball is the greatest thing to happen to baseball fans since the invention of the sport itself, according to Michael Zimmerman, author of CIG to Fantasy Baseball. Readers are the ones with all the power -- they are the owner, general manager, and manager in a league of their own. They draft real major league players to form their own team. They use real stats from each real season. They use their own money. If they win, they own the' right of all rights: bragging. And if they stink? They have only themselves to blame. But they won't stink -- not if they read this book before they do anything! Topics covered include: How the Internet has changed the game, Batting and pitching categories, League officers and their functions, Preparing for draft day, Handling trading, injuries, and mid-season replacements, Playing the game, month by month, Keeping your league running on the off season, and Special tips for the Commissioner.

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