{"playerId":850,"percentChange":0.4,"averageDraftPosition":27.1,"percentOwned":91.4,"playerRaterSEASON":2.8,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Reyes (ankle) is no longer wearing a cast, transitioning to a walking boot, Sportsnet's Shi Davidi reports.","spin":"He plans to begin increasing his walking activities in about 10 days and incrementally intensifying his workouts from that point onward. Reyes expressed optimism that he would be back in the lineup by June, but GM Alex Anthopoulos believes that some time in July is a more realistic return date.","date":"Sun Apr 28"},"fullName":"Jose Reyes","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Part of the Miami Marlins' 2012 one-year-and-done spending spree, Reyes was traded to the Blue Jays in November in one of the largest salary dumps in baseball history. Frankly, from a fantasy perspective, the Marlins did Reyes a favor. In Toronto, he'll bat atop the most potent lineup he has been a part of in at least five years, and keep in mind that in 2008 he scored 113 runs to finish fifth in the majors in the category. Reyes was a top-10-caliber fantasy player back then, and that's his upside in 2013, the primary reason why he's not ranked as such with the injuries he has since battled. He made two separate trips to the DL for hamstring issues in 2011 and has missed occasional contests with hamstring and oblique injuries in the past three years. Plus, as a soon-to-be 30-year-old (June 11), he might not quite be as physically equipped to man the Rogers Centre's artificial turf on an every-night basis. Don't let Reyes slip deep into your draft, especially considering the dearth of quality shortstops, but beware of inflating your expectations of him in his new city.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":2.8,"positionRank":11}