{"playerId":3047,"percentChange":-10.8,"averageDraftPosition":67.4,"percentOwned":78.6,"playerRaterSEASON":-1.6,"playerRater7DAY":-0.6,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Updating a previous item, Lawrie was ejected after being called out on strikes in his second plate appearance of Friday's game for tossing his bat, helmet and gloves, Shi Davidi of Sportsnet.com reports.","spin":"He was actually fined for the helmet and bat toss and was then ejected for tossing his batting gloves at the bat boy \"in a way that wasn't etiquette in baseball,\" said umpire crew chief Wally Bell. Lawrie was stunned by the ejection as he claimed to be unaware of a fine for equipment abuse and manager John Gibbons was ejected for arguing Lawire's run-off. Now Lawrie's fantasy owners can go back to lamenting over his .195 average this season.","date":"Fri May 24"},"fullName":"Brett Lawrie","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Lawrie's first full season in the majors wasn't as swimmingly successful as most expected. Though he contributed a bit in every prominent rotisserie category, not one of his numbers in any of the traditional five could be classified \"outstanding,\" and his all-out effort made him more susceptible to aches and pains than anticipated. Lawrie made a trip to the DL for a strained oblique muscle and batted .240/.304/.365 after the All-Star break, looking very much like a player in the midst of adjustments. Having not shown he has made them -- that 51.0 percent ground ball rate he had for the full season is one hint -- Lawrie shouldn't be termed a slam-dunk breakout candidate for 2013. He has the potential to restore the 20/20 potential he showed in the minors and was predicted to have a year ago, numbers that would vault him into the upper tier at his position, but be careful assuming that's what's coming.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":0.7,"playerRater15DAY":0.1,"positionRank":32}