{"playerId":2798,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":62.3,"percentOwned":100,"playerRaterSEASON":5.1,"playerRater7DAY":2.5,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Chapman suffered a blown save Thursday night against the Marlins, giving up a game-tying triple to Marcell Ozuna in a one-run game. He later got the win when the Reds rallied in the 10th inning.","spin":"Chapman came into the game with one out and a man on third. He was able to strike out Placido Polanco before Ozuna's triple, then struck out Justin Ruggiano to end the inning. He had a somewhat laborious ninth inning the night before and had warmed up in the ninth inning Tuesday, so it wouldn't be a surprise if he's not available Friday in Philadelphia.","date":"Thu May 16"},"fullName":"Aroldis Chapman","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"We've already seen what Chapman the closer is capable of: He's as good a pick as anyone at the position not named Craig Kimbrel. That's why, questionable as the decision is from a pure baseball perspective, the Reds' late-spring decision to return Champan to the closer's role, after so much early-spring chatter that he might start, makes sense. Let's summarize Chapman's repertoire: His fastball averaged 97.7 mph in 2012, second-highest among relief qualifiers; and he has a plus slider that helps him pile up the strikeouts. This was a decision that should instill more comfort in his drafting owners; we've already seen him succeed. He'd have been an early-round pick as either starter or reliever, but there's no doubt he's a top-70 overall player, and top-three-closer, now that his 2013 role is clear.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Sat Mar 23"},"playerRater30DAY":2.7,"playerRater15DAY":2.9,"positionRank":25}