Last week, this article uncovered hidden values amongst the 2014 player pool. This week's article seeks to unearth some land mines to avoid in the early rounds of drafts.

Tony Cingrani's upside is overshadowing the warning signs that suggest he could be in store for significant regression in 2014.

Dustin Pedroia (2B, BOS) gave owners nice returns despite playing out the year with an injured thumb, and now he's healthy again. Also, Peavy, Parker, A. Cabrera, L. Martin.

No need to panic in the early rounds

Pedro Alvarez is one of two NL hitters to connect for 30 HRs each of the past two seasons. But there remains a significant obstacle to further offensive value.

Jose Reys looks to steal more bases as he comes back from an ankle injury. Also Sale, Altuve, Masterson, Hanigan.

Relievers going too low (by ADP) or not at all but can be a source of profit and possibly even saves.

Does Molina have the skills to remain a top catcher? Plus Teheran, Headley, Henderson, and Ludwick.

Familiar names might be a snore, but owners are sleeping on the profit potential of these hitters.

Adam Jones has emerged as a first-round candidate, but does that mean you should treat him as such? Also, Butler, Dickey, Cobb and N. Jones.

Lance Lynn is one of several starting pitchers who are closer to a sub-3.50 ERA breakout than it may seem.