{"playerId":3561,"percentChange":-4.9,"averageDraftPosition":76.3,"percentOwned":80.3,"playerRaterSEASON":-1.6,"playerRater7DAY":-0.4,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Moore took a no-decision Tuesday against the Blue Jays, allowing four runs (two earned) on three hits and four walks in 4.2 innings.","spin":"Control, particularly with runners on base, continues to be an issue with Moore. Still, he should have had the win -- Sean Rodriguez airmailed a throw with two outs in the fifth, and he would have been out of the inning. Instead, at over 100 pitches, he was lifted for Burke Badenhop, who finished the inning. Moore still showed excellent stuff, striking out six Blue Jays.","date":"Tue May 22"},"fullName":"Matt Moore","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"If you subscribe to the theory that there is no such thing as a pitching prospect, you may want to move on. According to the numbers and scouts alike, Moore has a chance to be something special -- sooner than later. His MLEs (major league equivalents, a translation of how the player would have done had he pitched in the majors) were off the charts. Scouts speak glowingly about his poise and composure, not to mention his electric stuff. In fact, Jason Grey, ex-ESPN fantasy baseball analyst and now Tampa Bay Rays scout, ranked Moore as his No. 1 prospect for the 2012 season. Moore can touch 97 on the gun, sitting at 93-95 from both the windup and stretch, and has an overhand curveball that has Rays fans drooling and opponents quaking. Once he further hones his changeup, the sky is the limit for this smooth lefty. Still, he is just a rookie and even though he handled his September call-up wonderfully, fanning 15 while walking only three in 9.1 frames, temper expectations a bit.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Tue Feb 14"},"playerRater30DAY":0.1,"playerRater15DAY":0.9,"positionRank":144}