{"playerId":2485,"percentChange":-3.4,"averageDraftPosition":222.2,"percentOwned":24,"playerRaterSEASON":0.3,"playerRater7DAY":0.7,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Hanson tossed six innings of two-run ball in Monday's 19-inning loss to the Athletics.","spin":"Hanson struck out six batters and allowed only six baserunners, putting together his second strong outing in a row, after a rocky start to the season. He has a solid 3.91 ERA, but has just 14 strikeouts through 23.0 innings, plus seven walks and four home runs allowed. Hanson's next start is scheduled for Saturday against the Orioles.","date":"Tue Apr 30"},"fullName":"Tommy Hanson","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Only two calendar years ago, Hanson was a 24-year-old with a potential multiple-Cy Young Awards career ahead of him. Today he's a 26-year-old coming off back-to-back disappointing seasons with hints of health risk going forward. So what changed? Hanson's taxing delivery is a concern, and his pattern of diminishing fastball velocity coupled with increasing reliance upon his slider puts him at greater injury risk than fantasy owners might realize. To those ends, his average fastball was clocked at 92.6 mph in 2010, but only 89.6 mph in 2012, and he threw his slider a career-high 29 percent of the time last season. Why do you think the asking price for Hanson in trade, then, was only Jordan Walden? The Angels took a chance on the youngster in the hopes they can either squeeze another productive year out of him or that he'll be fortunate enough to avoid injuries going forward. Unfortunately, adding the challenge of a league switch to those risks isn't a positive for Hanson's fantasy value. He has as much potential to be overdrafted as he does of bouncing back in 2013.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":0.4,"playerRater15DAY":1.2,"positionRank":97}