{"playerId":814,"percentChange":-22.5,"averageDraftPosition":260,"percentOwned":51.3,"playerRaterSEASON":1.1,"playerRater7DAY":-0.8,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Even with Jim Henderson's return from the DL on Sunday, manager Ron Roenicke indicated that he'd give Rodriguez the chance to inch closer to his 300th save Sunday, MLB.com's Andrew Simon reports. \"I talked to Henderson and told him we may give him an inning somewhere [other than a save opportunity],\" Roenicke said. \"Frankie is pitching great. If he wasn't, then I would say we'll go back to Henderson. So we'll certainly think about that.\"","spin":"Henderson still looks like the closer in the long haul for the Brewers, but it seems Roenicke is simply throwing Rodriguez a bone with the Brewers seemingly out of the running for a playoff spot and the veteran pitching well. With 298 career saves, Rodriguez remains worth hanging on to until he gathers No. 300, but can probably be dropped thereafter in most mixed leagues, assuming Roenicke goes back to Henderson full-time as his ninth-inning man.","date":"Sun Jun 9"},"fullName":"Francisco Rodriguez","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Rodriguez, whose 294 career saves rank fifth-most among active players, was a man without a team as spring camps opened. Perhaps he's waiting out a chance to compete for a closer's role; he has had to settle for a setup gig since the Mets traded him in the summer of 2011. Fantasy owners understand, because K-Rod carries little value -- outside of the fact that his 32 holds were fourth-most in the majors last year -- if he's not a closer. He had a career-worst 4.38 ERA last season, and has turned in WHIPs 1.25 or higher in five of the past six years.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Thu Feb 21"},"playerRater30DAY":3.6,"playerRater15DAY":2.2,"positionRank":67}