{"playerId":197,"percentChange":-0.7,"averageDraftPosition":170.9,"percentOwned":24.9,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Jeter's ankle is healing and he may be able to shed his walking boot soon, mlb.com's Bryan Hoch reports.","spin":"Although this is good news for Jeter's fantasy owners, he's still far from a return, and there isn't a timetable for resuming baseball activities.","date":"Thu May 16"},"fullName":"Derek Jeter","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"When last we saw Jeter, he was exiting Game 1 of the American League Championship Series with a fractured ankle, potentially the result of his having pushed himself to play through a foot injury suffered five weeks earlier. Reports on his rehabilitation -- tabloid photos aside -- were positive and all indications were that he'd be ready for Opening Day, or if not then soon thereafter. But to what extend might Jeter's injury hamper his 2013 on-field performance? Let's not gloss over that he'll turn 39 years old in June, he had already seemed to lose a step before the injury, attempting a career-low 13 steals all of 2012, and he's an extreme ground-baller (his 63.7 percent rate was second in the majors last year) who is going to need speed to leg out hits and drive his batting average. Jeter's lefty/righty splits are also widening to the point where against right-handed starters -- the more sizable sample -- he should no longer be a leadoff man. The Yankees apparently aren't considering that, meaning another 90-plus run season is a virtual lock, but if they do someday, his downside will expand.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"}}