{"playerId":827,"percentChange":-6.1,"averageDraftPosition":192.7,"percentOwned":51.1,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Angels manager Mike Scioscia said Madson (elbow) may not need \"a couple weeks\" at Triple-A Salt Lake before returning to the majors, Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register reports.","spin":"The right-hander's rehab will be transferred to Salt Lake after just one start at High-A Inland Empire, and while Madson said Wednesday that he anticipated being with Salt Lake for multiple weeks, it sounds like Scioscia thinks Madson could be ready before the end of May.","date":"Wed May 15"},"fullName":"Ryan Madson","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Madson is on the comeback trail from April 2012 Tommy John surgery and hopes to serve as the Angels' closer early in the season, though it appears likely that he'll miss the first couple weeks of the year as he continues to rehab. Certainly closing appeared to be the intent when the team signed him, but historical examples support fantasy owners' rationale to take a more conservative draft-day approach with the right-hander (see: Joe Nathan in 2011). Still, let's not forget how successful Madson was as a closer in 2011: 32-for-34 in save chances, with a 2.52 ERA and 1.17 WHIP in 55 appearances after taking over full-time. The Angels have talented ninth-inning insurance for Madson in Ernesto Frieri, making a handcuff scenario smart for fantasy owners who can afford it. But in all likelihood, they'd rather see Madson lead the team in saves, considering he's the one with the better command.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Fri Mar 8"}}