Garrett Jones, Pittsburgh Pirates
While the Pirates are busy trading all his teammates, Garrett Jones has been producing at an amazing rate. In the last month, he has 16 runs, 16 RBIs, 10 home runs and four stolen bases. Pick him up to ride his hot wave.

Josh Willingham, Washington Nationals
Playing for the Nationals can make you almost invisible to fantasy owners. Apparently, not many have noticed that Willingham has been hammering the ball as of late. He’s a definite outfielder sleeper for the rest of the fantasy season.

Gordon Beckham, Chicago White Sox
Who? Who cares — he’s playing very well as of late. He can play shortstop and third base. He drives home runs, steals bases and gets on base. What more could you want out of a sleeper?

Erick Aybar, Los Angeles Angels
Out of nowhere, Aybar is handling a hot stick these days. His .452 on-base percentage over the last month is very nice to see. He’s also driving in runs while mixing in a few steals. Plus he can play shortstop for your fantasy squad.

Erick Aybar - Los Angeles Angels (Image: Zuma Press)

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C Andrew Bynum, Los Angeles Lakers
In Game 7 against the Rockets, Bynum had his best game of the playoffs. He’ll be needed if the Lakers are to beat the Nuggets.

PF Ben Wallace, Cleveland Cavaliers
Wallace has struggled with injuries and he hasn’t done much in the playoffs so far. That said, he could see a lot of time in hopes of slowing Dwight Howard.

SF Mickael Pietrus, Orlando Magic
Over the last few games, Pietrus has been playing at a high level. Against the Cavs, he’s in line to see plenty of minutes.

SG Dahntay Jones, Denver Nuggets
The Nuggets will likely put Jones on Kobe Bryant early and often. In those extra minutes, Jones could emerge as a fantasy basketball sleeper.

PG Jordan Farmar, Los Angeles Lakers
Derek Fisher is struggling and Farmar is playing at his highest level of the last few months. It would surprise no one if he saw his minutes spike going forward.

Andrew Bynum, Fantasy Basketball Sleeper (Image: Newscom)

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Troy Smith, Baltimore Ravens – While Joe Flacco is the long-term answer at quarterback for the Ravens, he won’t be ready right away. That is where Smith comes into play. The former Heisman winner has a chance to surprise those who overlook the Ravens. He’s a natural playmaker who isn’t afraid to take risks.

Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers – If Brett Favre unretires, obviously Rodgers becomes all but worthless. However, if Favre stays retired, Rodgers should have a solid season. At worst, he’ll be a decent backup on a fantasy team. At best, he’s a fantasy starter who can take advantage of the numerous talented receivers at his disposal.

Speaking of Favre, here’s the latest in the Favre drama:

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RB Earnest Graham, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
It’s tough calling Graham a sleeper these days after his great season, but Graham still doesn’t receive the respect he’s due in fantasy football. Graham had ten touchdowns this year despite not being the full-time starter. This week against the New York Giants, the Bucs will likely keep the ball on the ground. With that in mind, Graham should be good for a touchdown in this playoff matchup.

WR Santana Moss, Washington Redskins
Moss had a really difficult season for the Redskins but he played his best football at the end of the season. Over the last three games, he had two touchdowns and had at least 70 receiving yards in each contest. His last game of the season was his best as Moss went for eight catches, 115 yards and a touchdown in a must-win setting. The Seattle Seahawks are good defensively, however Moss should still be able to produce.

TE Kevin Boss, New York Giants
With Jeremy Shockey out for the season, Boss is the new tight end in New York. Boss has good size, good hands and is a decent athlete. Boss is another player who is coming off his best game, as he had four catches, 50 yards and a touchdown against the New England Patriots.

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