Fantasy owners received a horrible jolt when they saw Kendry Morales being carted off the field with a broken leg after hitting a walk-off grand slam.  As Morales neared home plate, he began to leap into the celebration when he went down in a heap of pain.

Not only does the manner of the injury cause owners to wince, they may have lost a valuable fantasy commodity for the entire season.

Fortunately, first base is the deepest position in fantasy baseball, so don’t give up hope.  Here’s a rundown of some potential targets to help out with the Morales blues.

Troy Glaus – Don’t look now, but Glaus is 2^nd in the NL with 40 RBI and, gasp, he’s healthy.  He is Atlanta’s primary first baseman and will continue to see plenty of RBI opportunities.

Aubrey Huff – True, AT&T Park will sap some power, but he’s produced a solid line .297/.382/.474.  Buster Posey will draw some starts at first base, so Huff will play left field to keep his bat in the lineup.

Nick Swisher – Remember the players with dual eligibility like Swisher.  He’s very streaky, but quite hot right now so he can fill the hole in most mixed leagues.

Russell Branyan – Desperate times call for desperate measures, so owners should perform their due diligence to see if they can absorb Branyan’s batting average in order to get the power.