Managing your fantasy baseball rosters can feel like work. You double-check your lineups, research waiver options, and watch your team daily. It's also easy to feel down if your teams aren't performing as expected. Wasn't fantasy baseball supposed to be fun?One solution to this is rostering "fun" players you'd like to follow anyway, but doing so may compromise your roster's competitiveness. Winning is fun, so you don't want to hinder your chances for a chuckle in late May.The ideal solution is ...