{"playerId":2920,"percentChange":-8.5,"averageDraftPosition":97.9,"percentOwned":38.5,"playerRaterSEASON":-2.8,"playerRater7DAY":-5.5,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Davis is sitting Sunday with Justin Turner getting the start at first, ESPN reports.","spin":"Davis is reportedly in danger of getting sent to the minors, and his absence from the lineup Sunday doesn't bode well. He's hitting a putrid .156 through 135 at-bats this season, and he's recorded just one hit in his last 30 at-bats.","date":"Sun May 19"},"fullName":"Ike Davis","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Credit Davis for turning around what seemed to be a lost season early in 2012. Diagnosed with Valley Fever during spring training, Davis batted .166 and struck out 29.0 percent of the time during the first third of the season only to turn around and bat .257/.344/.549 with 27 homers, an 11.7 percent walk rate and 21.9 percent K rate in the final two-thirds. While difficult to tell how much of his early slump was health-related rather than a coincidence, it cannot be overlooked that he made strides hitting breaking pitches -- his OPS against curves and sliders was a much-improved .741 -- and he drove the ball with greater authority as the summer progressed, his fly ball rate nearly 50 percent in the season's final third. Davis' power potential is legitimate and not far off placing him among the National League's leaders. Picking him means banking almost entirely on homers and RBIs -- he's mediocre in most everything else -- but once the elite first basemen are off the board, his upside makes him well worth a look.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":-4.4,"playerRater15DAY":-4.7,"positionRank":40}