{"playerId":415,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":12.1,"percentOwned":100,"playerRaterSEASON":4.5,"playerRater7DAY":-1.8,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Phillies pitching coach Rich Dubee said Halladay hasn't been consistently executing his pitches this season, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. \"There might be a tick difference in his velocity but it's the consistent execution of the pitches,\" Dubee said. \"He is just not completing his delivery as he has in the past for whatever reason.\"","spin":"Halladay is 4-4 with a 3.58 ERA in 70.3 innings thus far. He hasn't posted an ERA above 3.00 since the 2007 season. His velocity is down about one mile per hour from last season, and his K/9IP ratio has dipped from 8.47 last season to 7.17 this season. Despite those numbers, Halladay's FIP is 3.17, which indicates his real ERA might be a little inflated.","date":"Thu May 24"},"fullName":"Roy Halladay","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Though he failed to top the starting pitching ranks on our 2011 Player Rater, Halladay warrants consideration as your top pick at the position on reputation alone. Nobody has his track record of durability and consistency. To that point, in the past five seasons combined he was the major league leader in ERA (2.80), WHIP (1.10), complete games (42) and shutouts (12), he ranked second in innings pitched (1,194 2/3) and third in quality starts (116). Plus, Halladay experienced a boost in strikeouts in 2011, setting a new personal best of 8.47 per nine innings, perhaps a product of his becoming more comfortable and aggressive with his arsenal. Now heavily reliant upon his cutter, curveball and changeup, Halladay got 87 of his 220 K's when he got hitters to chase those pitches out of the strike zone. Perhaps that hints at an ability to repeat that skill?","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri Feb 10"},"playerRater30DAY":0.9,"playerRater15DAY":2.4,"positionRank":27}