The fantasy baseball draft landscape is evolving, with players becoming more astute and draft errors becoming less common. However, several players are identified as risky decisions at their current ADP. Mookie Betts is a notable mention as he experiences health issues that may push him into Round 2. Meanwhile, Freddie Freeman's ankle injury raises concerns about his ability to stay on the field, making him a no-go for Round 2. Ketel Marte, Ronald Acuña Jr., and others come under scrutiny for their lack of speed and potential for injury. Edwin Díaz and Marcus Semien are also highlighted as players to think twice about due to their inconsistent performance. Edwin's shoulder issues and Semien's declining batting average make them less appealing. The advice continues with later rounds, where players like Vinnie Pasquantino and Carlos Estévez are noted for lacking upside or being part of a crowded bullpen, respectively. Drafting these players could lead to missed opportunities elsewhere, so owners are better off exploring safer options.