{"playerId":2423,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":185.7,"percentOwned":100,"playerRaterSEASON":3.6,"playerRater7DAY":-1.7,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Holland yielded four runs on 10 hits and no walks, while posting six strikeouts across six innings, as Texas was battered by Toronto on Sunday.","spin":"Holland served up not one, but two, home runs Sunday, the first he's allowed since May 19. After posting an uncharacteristically high HR/9IP last season (1.64), the pendulum has swung the other way in 2013, as he boasts a career-best mark of 0.60. As the season wears on, he is sure to approach his typical mark of 1.26 as his flyball percentage, currently 31.6, normalizes. Nevertheless, he'll take on a stout lineup Friday in St. Louis, against whom he threw 10.1 innings of one-run ball in two appearances during the 2011 World Series.","date":"Mon Jun 17"},"fullName":"Derek Holland","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Once considered a future staff ace, Holland has instead settled in as more of a middle-of-the-rotation type for the Rangers, with his command numbers and his fly ball rate not at the levels necessary to foreshadow an imminent breakthrough. Perhaps Rangers Ballpark is what's holding him back; he had a 5.14 ERA and 1.42 WHIP in 32 games there over the past two seasons, compared to 3.50 and 1.17 in 29 games on the road. Those paint the picture of a matchups consideration in mixed leagues or a middle-of-your-staff AL-only option, but at the same time Holland has made tiny advances in terms of his control, especially with his fastball, each year. He's 26 years old and broke into the majors with high expectations, so it's not unthinkable that he has additional steps to take. Always be careful with Rangers pitchers, but this one is one of the more intriguing mid-rounders.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":1.3,"playerRater15DAY":-3,"positionRank":47}