{"playerId":2200,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":"Undrafted","percentOwned":39.9,"playerRaterSEASON":2.3,"mostRecentNews":{"news":null,"spin":"Don't overrate Barney looking strictly at full-season 2011 statistics. He has the skill set of a major league reserve infielder, his .238/.286/.328 triple-slash rates after the All-Star break stronger future indicators than his .352/.382/.448 \"hot streak\" numbers during a 30-game span from April 10 to May 16. Barney is also somewhat redundant on the Cubs; they already have a right-handed second baseman, Jeff Baker, for any possible platoon arrangement. NL-only owners might have to take Barney if left to the scraps at draft's end, but they shouldn't expect much.","date":"Fri Feb 10"},"fullName":"Darwin Barney","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Don't overrate Barney looking strictly at full-season 2011 statistics. He has the skill set of a major league reserve infielder, his .238/.286/.328 triple-slash rates after the All-Star break stronger future indicators than his .352/.382/.448 \"hot streak\" numbers during a 30-game span from April 10 to May 16. Barney is also somewhat redundant on the Cubs; they already have a right-handed second baseman, Jeff Baker, for any possible platoon arrangement. NL-only owners might have to take Barney if left to the scraps at draft's end, but they shouldn't expect much.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri Feb 10"},"positionRank":17}