{"playerId":2316,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":260,"percentOwned":0,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Anderson (elbow) has been shut down for a few days with forearm tightness, Joe Stiglich of the Contra Costa Times reports.","spin":"Manager Bob Melvin didn't express concern over Anderson's temporary setback, as he remains ahead of his recovery timetable from Tommy John surgery. This is the first snag in Anderson's recovery process, but he remains on track to return to the rotation in early to mid-July.","date":"Sat May 19"},"fullName":"Brett Anderson","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Having succumbed to Tommy John surgery last July, Anderson is out until sometime around the midway point of 2012; most pitchers coming off that operation need up to 12 months before returning to the major leagues. After they do, they sometimes struggle with their command, though at least in Anderson's case his was awfully good (meaning less of an uphill climb to reclaim it) and he had the kind of low-to-mid 90s fastball and curveball that should keep him competitive as he recovers. He might not provide you a single thing this season, or he could offer 15-20 useful starts to AL-only and deep-mixed owners; that is the range of probabilities involved. But here's a heads up, keeper-league owners: Anderson remains one of the most promising young starters in baseball (he's 24 years old), having earned a No. 17 ranking in Keith Law's top 50 players under age 25.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri Feb 10"}}