{"playerId":4557,"percentChange":-0.3,"averageDraftPosition":223.6,"percentOwned":8.2,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Eaton (elbow) will play roughly two weeks of games in the field before returning to the Diamondbacks, the Arizona Republic reports.","spin":"Eaton is eligible to return to Arizona on May 23 but manager Kirk Gibson expects Eaton to play at least two weeks in the field between High-A Visalia and Triple-A Reno. Eaton has served as a DH for the past 13 games and started his first game in center field Friday. This puts a more realistic timetable for a return towards the end of May or first week of June. The Diamondbacks will be cautious with their young outfielder. With A.J. Pollock and Gerardo Parra playing so well, there is no need to rush Eaton back from the elbow strain that landed him on the DL at the beginning of the season.","date":"Sat May 18"},"fullName":"Adam Eaton","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Eaton spent the winter at the mercy of Diamondbacks general manager Kevin Towers, who maneuvered his outfielders around like a 5-year-old playing with his Transformers. Eaton's role for 2013, though, became clear after the team traded Justin Upton: He'll be the starting center fielder. After the 24-year-old led the offense-heavy Pacific Coast League (Triple-A ball) in batting average (.381), on-base percentage (.456), doubles (46), runs scored (119) and stolen bases (38) last year, he'll get his chance to help owners in average, steals and runs, especially if he works his way toward the top of the lineup. Pay attention throughout spring training, though, in case Towers continues tinkering.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"}}