Every season there are players who let us down based off their average draft position. I'm going to avoid players who were injured for much of the season, as that is an easy excuse for why the struggled. Those players can also be replaced when put on the injured list. However, the players that we held on for too long because we invested too much into them on draft day are those who will crack this list.
Players Who Disappointed:
Toronto Blue Jays Third Baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. -- The sky is the limit for the 20-year-old and it wasn't even a bad rookie campaign for the youngster. However, the hype was too much and there was no way for Guerrero to live up to his draft day value in 2019. Fantasy owners were drafting the third baseman inside the top 60 overall in March, yet the rookie won't even be a top-150 hitter according to ESPN's player rater. That is a dead spot on the roster that we can't afford to have. There's a lot to like about Guerrero and he will be a fantasy star, but this is the latest example that we can't fall into the hype all the time. New York Mets rookie Pete Alonso had the season many thought Guerrero would and he was drafted 10 rounds later.
