{"playerId":3215,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":109.4,"percentOwned":100,"playerRaterSEASON":7.2,"playerRater7DAY":0.7,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"The Cubs agreed to a seven-year, $41 million contract extension with Rizzo, WLS 890 AM reports. The deal includes two additional years of club options that could make the deal a nine-year, $73 million deal.","spin":"Rizzo has come on strong after a slow April and is now hitting .280/.352/.538 with nine homers on the season. This seems like a pretty club-friendly contract, though he of course gets a lot of security for his pre-arbitration years.","date":"Mon May 13"},"fullName":"Anthony Rizzo","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"After an awful 2011 debut, Rizzo's Cubs team was understandably more patient with him than the Padres were last season. They made it clear he'd be afforded development time in Triple-A Iowa to begin the year, then allowed him to mash to the tune of .342/.405/.696 rates in 70 games there before finally deciding in June that he had earned another big league opportunity. Rizzo hit immediately this time, his early success lending a danger of his being overrated in 2013 fantasy drafts, but he settled in as more of a big-power, low-average type in the season's waning weeks. To that end, he was a .273 hitter with 11 home runs in 75 second-half games, which are more realistic expectations than his full-year stats (scaled to a full year, naturally). Rizzo rates among the more attractive midrange first basemen out there for fantasy owners choosing the cheaper route at the position, and he's an ideal keeper-league target with possible 40-homer power in his future.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":7.3,"playerRater15DAY":4,"positionRank":4}