{"playerId":3215,"percentChange":2.3,"averageDraftPosition":260,"percentOwned":3.2,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Rizzo went 3-for-5 with a home run, five runs scored and three RBI on Tuesday against Triple-A Tacoma. The home run was his 15th of the season, and he improved his slash line to .352/.418/.697.","spin":"The time would be now for the Cubs to call up Rizzo as more Interleague games approach, and he has nothing left to prove in Triple-A. Cubs manager Dale Sveum told MLB.com, \"He's done everything he can down there, but once again, when you bring somebody up like that, he has to play every day. That's the million-dollar question. How do we get that playing time?\"","date":"Wed May 23"},"fullName":"Anthony Rizzo","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Few rookies busted as badly as Rizzo last season; he batted .141/.281/.242 and struck out in 35.9 percent of his at-bats in 49 games, and batted 77 points lower while whiffing 2.3 percent more often in Triple-A after being returned there than before getting his first taste of the show. In other words, failure stunted Rizzo's growth, which is why it makes sense that the Cubs, who acquired him on the cheap this winter, will take it easy with him in his spring battle with Bryan LaHair, returning him to the minors for more seasoning if he doesn't overwhelm. Don't be quick to assume Rizzo will break out when he gets his next chance. He has considerable upside, but there's a chance we might not see him again until midseason, and he might still face an uphill climb even when he does.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri Feb 10"}}