{"playerId":1402,"percentChange":-0.9,"averageDraftPosition":226.8,"percentOwned":22.3,"playerRaterSEASON":0.3,"playerRater7DAY":0.1,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Marmol earned his second save of the season Thursday, allowing a hit and a walk while working a scoreless ninth.","spin":"Marmol was adventurous, but got the job done against the Marlins. It seems as if Marmol will be given every opportunity to run away with the closer role while Kyuji Fujikawa remains out, but history tells us that he may squander the opportunity.","date":"Thu Apr 25"},"fullName":"Carlos Marmol","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Well, Marmol sure can pile up strikeouts. We'll say that for him. His 11.73 career strikeouts-per-nine innings ratio is second best among active players with at least 500 innings pitched, and he has five seasons of 90-plus K's. The problem, however, is that Marmol also ranks among the worst in the game in terms of control: His 6.03 walks-per-nine ratio is the worst among active players. He'll face legitimate competition for the closer's role (from Japanese import Kyuji Fujikawa) for the first time in years, so don't draft him assuming his saves are guaranteed for all 162 Cubs games. These are saves that come at a hefty price to your WHIP, and they'll almost assuredly leave you scrambling for a replacement sometime during the season.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":0.8,"playerRater15DAY":1.3,"positionRank":71}