As we gear up for the 2025 Fantasy Baseball season, the latest Average Draft Position (ADP) trends are stirring up quite the conversation. With players like Alex Bregman and Sandy Alcantara seeing significant rises, while others like Giancarlo Stanton and Frankie Montas are plummeting, it begs the question: how much weight do you put on spring training performances when drafting your team?
Bregman's move to Boston has many excited about his potential for a batting average boost, but can he truly replicate his Houston success? And what about Alcantara? With conflicting reports about his innings limit, is he still worth the investment at his current ADP, or should we be cautious?
On the flip side, Stanton's injury woes are nothing new, but at what point do we stop taking chances on players with such a lengthy injury history? Is it time to completely fade him in drafts, or do you see a potential value play if he falls far enough?
And let's not forget about the rising stars like Grayson Rodriguez and Gunnar Henderson. With Rodriguez's recent struggles and Henderson's intercostal strain, how are you adjusting your rankings? Are you still confident in their breakout potential, or are you looking elsewhere?
I want to hear your thoughts! What bold predictions do you have for this season based on the latest ADP shifts? Are there any players you’re targeting or avoiding based on these trends? Let’s dive into the discussion and see where our strategies align or differ!
As we gear up for the 2025 Fantasy Baseball season, the latest Average Draft Position (ADP) trends are stirring up quite the conversation. With players like Alex Bregman and Sandy Alcantara seeing significant rises, while others like Giancarlo Stanton and Frankie Montas are plummeting, it begs the question: how much weight do you put on spring training performances when drafting your team?
Bregman's move to Boston has many excited about his potential for a batting average boost, but can he truly replicate his Houston success? And what about Alcantara? With conflicting reports about his innings limit, is he still worth the investment at his current ADP, or should we be cautious?
On the flip side, Stanton's injury woes are nothing new, but at what point do we stop taking chances on players with such a lengthy injury history? Is it time to completely fade him in drafts, or do you see a potential value play if he falls far enough?
And let's not forget about the rising stars like Grayson Rodriguez and Gunnar Henderson. With Rodriguez's recent struggles and Henderson's intercostal strain, how are you adjusting your rankings? Are you still confident in their breakout potential, or are you looking elsewhere?
I want to hear your thoughts! What bold predictions do you have for this season based on the latest ADP shifts? Are there any players you’re targeting or avoiding based on these trends? Let’s dive into the discussion and see where our strategies align or differ!
