{"playerId":895,"percentChange":-4.6,"averageDraftPosition":132.4,"percentOwned":61.7,"playerRaterSEASON":-0.8,"playerRater7DAY":-1.6,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Peralta is back in Thursday's lineup against the Twins, the Tigers' official Twitter page reports.","spin":"Peralta, who has gone deep just once in 111 at-bats to date, is back in there Thursday after giving way to Ramon Santiago at shortstop on Wednesday.","date":"Thu May 17"},"fullName":"Jhonny Peralta","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Peralta enjoyed a season where he did nothing that he has not done before, but he did everything well in the same season. For the second straight year, Peralta fanned at a 17 percent rate, after whiffing more than 20 percent of the time earlier in his career. A 20 percent line drive rate fueled a .325 BABIP, a mark he bested while with Cleveland in '05 and '06. His HR/FB of 10.8 percent was actually a tick lower than his career average of 11.1 percent. Putting it together, Peralta hit a career-best .299, which was fully supported by his peripherals, so a decline, while likely, may not be as steep as many will contend. And as suggested, there may even be a few more homers in Peralta's bat if he can maintain the other levels while bringing his HR/FB above his career average. Peralta still does not get a lot of respect in fantasy circles. If this is true in your draft and you are OK finding steals elsewhere, draft Peralta with confidence, his regression will not be as severe as others expect.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri Feb 10"},"playerRater30DAY":-0.2,"playerRater15DAY":-1.1,"positionRank":29}