{"playerId":1735,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":99.9,"percentOwned":100,"playerRaterSEASON":1.9,"playerRater7DAY":1.2,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Headley extended his hitting streak to 12 games Tuesday, recording two singles in four at-bats, during San Diego's victory versus Miami.","spin":"Headley's only blemish occurred when he was caught stealing in the fifth inning, but the aforementioned streak his boosted his average a whopping 150 points to .310 on the season. While he has not yet found a consistent power stroke, balls should soon begin leaving the park, if he continues to be so reliable at the plate.","date":"Wed May 8"},"fullName":"Chase Headley","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Where did that come from? Headley, who hit 27 home runs combined from 2009-11, exploded for 31 last year, becoming only the second Padre to ever reach the 30-homer plateau since Petco Park opened in 2004. Oddly enough, he hit 19 of them from Aug. 1 onward, his 30.2 home run/fly ball percentage during that time showing that good fortune was partly at play. That said, Headley does have some things going for him. First, the Padres shrunk the outfield fences at Petco, which mitigates some of those regression concerns in the power categories. Second, his advances in both his walk rate (he set a career high, 12.3 percent) and well-hit average (career-high .247) show that he's advancing as a hitter. And finally, Headley has been an All Star-caliber performer away from Petco, his .302/.372/.464 lifetime road rates underscoring how valuable he'd be if the Padres decide to trade him as often rumored. He'll miss approximately the first month of the season with a fractured thumb, but after he returns, he should return to form as one of the 10 best in the game at his position.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Thu Mar 21"},"playerRater30DAY":3.4,"playerRater15DAY":0.3,"positionRank":13}