As fantasy baseball drafts approach, some players are becoming overpriced, leading to potential regrets for those who invest heavily. Ronald Acuña Jr. is a notable case; despite his talent, concerns linger regarding his recovery from multiple ACL injuries, which could limit his aggressive base running style. Similarly, Jose Altuve's declining strikeout metrics and age raise red flags as he transitions positions in a weakening Astros lineup.

In the realm of catchers, Willson Contreras's recent injury history and the Cardinals' shift towards rebuilding makes his ADP too high. Jacob deGrom's history of injuries also keeps him off many rosters, as his past production levels seem unlikely to return. Rafael Devers, hampered by shoulder issues, and Adolis García's waning performance add to the list of players to approach with caution.

Brenton Doyle and Tanner Houck are other players whose rising ADPs may not reflect their true fantasy potential. Meanwhile, Mark Vientos may be a candidate for a breakout, but high draft prices could lead to disappointment if he fails to deliver. In summary, several talented players are currently being drafted higher than their performance may warrant, making them risky picks for this season.