{"playerId":386,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":18.9,"percentOwned":100,"playerRaterSEASON":9.7,"playerRater7DAY":6.7,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Beltre \"tweaked\" his hamstring during Sunday's game against the Angels, but will still be ready to go for Monday's elimination game against the Rays, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports.","spin":"Beltre asserted that this injury is nothing new, as he has been dealing with lingering hamstring issues for most of the season. He tweaked it trying to steal second base in Sunday's game against the Angels, but should be fine moving forward. The Rangers certainly won't be holding Beltre back for a must-win contest against the Rays on Monday.","date":"Sun Sep 29"},"fullName":"Adrian Beltre","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Texas certainly seems to agree with Beltre. In his two seasons with the Rangers, he's a .338/.381/.644 hitter with 43 home runs at Rangers Ballpark, his slugging percentage tops among qualifiers and his homers second-most during that span. But don't let that convince you that he's a mere ballpark product; his .283 average and 25 homers on the road the past two seasons combined would be well worthy of having in any fantasy lineup. Now 34 years old (as of April 7) -- remarkable that he's that young for a 15-year veteran -- Beltre has shed the label of career disappointment and developed into one of the more consistently reliable options at his position. At worst, he's a .290-hitting, 25-homer candidate. To put that into fantasy terms, only three other third basemen have met those minimums in any of the past three seasons: Miguel Cabrera (2012), Aramis Ramirez (2011-12) and Ryan Zimmerman (2010).","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":1.2,"playerRater15DAY":3.9,"positionRank":2}