{"playerId":1798,"percentChange":-3.7,"averageDraftPosition":222.9,"percentOwned":10.8,"playerRaterSEASON":-3.5,"playerRater7DAY":-3.3,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Bonifacio will shift to a super-utility role once Jose Bautista reassumes his right field duties, Sportsnet reports.","spin":"This will mean much less action for Bonifacio, as he will be used as a pinch runner and to spell guys for occasional days off, now that Brett Lawrie and Bautista are back in the fold. Any bump in fantasy value Bonifacio saw recently will likely dissipate.","date":"Sat Apr 20"},"fullName":"Emilio Bonifacio","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"One of five players sent the Blue Jays' way in the Marlins' November salary dump, Bonifacio has his eyes set on his new team's starting second-base job or, at worst, a super-utility gig in which he might bat nearly as often as an every-day player would. He's only outfield-eligible to begin the year, so his fantasy owners will be rooting that he quickly accrues infield playing time; however, with only Maicer Izturis standing in his way at second, it might happen soon. Barring his earning a regular spot in the Blue Jays' top third, Bonifacio will be a one-category dynamo, having amassed 70 steals in 216 games the past two seasons combined. However, owners in leagues that utilize walks/on-base percentages will be pleased to know that he walked 9.2 percent of the time and had a .351 OBP during that span. If you can finagle your roster so that he can be stashed in the outfield with your sights on eventually shifting him into the middle infield, he's an intriguing midround value.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":-3.6,"playerRater15DAY":-4.1,"positionRank":140}