{"playerId":818,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":"Undrafted","percentOwned":5.1,"playerRaterSEASON":1.1,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Guthrie is hoping that a shift to the National League will enable him to put a complete year together, the Rockies' official site reports.","spin":"The eight-year veteran has twice lost 17 games in one season. However he has logged at least 200 innings over the last two seasons and provides a veteran presence to an otherwise young pitching staff. He is focusing on fastball command this spring as he hopes that a strong final month of 2011 transitions to the early stages of 2012.","date":"Wed Feb 22"},"fullName":"Jeremy Guthrie","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Despite escaping the hitting-rich American League East, Guthrie ended up in the one place where his fantasy value might actually decline in 2012: He's now a member of the Colorado Rockies. While he's a virtual lock for a rotation spot and another 30-plus starts -- he has made at least that many in each of the past four seasons -- his fly ball tendencies are a major concern at Coors Field. Guthrie has served up fly balls 47.7 percent of the time, and the fact he has allowed 110 homers and a .437 slugging percentage the past four seasons combined is troubling. NL-only owners might be able to extract his more favorable matchups, most of those coming on the road, but Guthrie does have a steep downside in Colorado. Tread carefully.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri Feb 10"},"positionRank":93}