{"playerId":905,"percentChange":-5.6,"averageDraftPosition":260,"percentOwned":6.5,"playerRaterSEASON":2.3,"playerRater7DAY":-1.7,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Correia yielded four runs on nine hits and one walk, while recording two strikeouts across seven innings, during Minnesota's loss Tuesday at the hands of the White Sox.","spin":"Correia served up back-to-back moon shots in the second inning, only to settle into a nice groove, exhibited by five scoreless frames in a row. However, he promptly allowed two doubles to begin the eighth, after which he was pulled following his 100th pitch of the evening. He then lost his first quality start in three appearances when the inherited runner crossed the plate just two at-bats later. In any case, his upcoming nod arrives early next week in Atlanta, where he holds a 2.66 ERA, 1.62 WHIP, and 14:10 K:BB ratio in 20.1 innings.","date":"Wed May 15"},"fullName":"Kevin Correia","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Correia is your run-of-the-mill innings-eater: He has totaled 113 starts and 668 innings the past four seasons combined, despite the fact that, out of the 100 pitchers to throw 500-plus frames during that time, his 4.51 ERA and 4.41 FIP rank 15th and 17th worst. He is the type of pitcher that hurting-for-starters teams sign to get them through a season, as the Twins did when they inked him for two years and $10 million, but scarcely a talent who warrants even matchups consideration in AL-only leagues. To that point, he had a 4.50 ERA against sub-.500 teams but 4.02 against those .500 or above. Correia can occasionally string together a few useful starts, but heck if we could predict when they'll come. Tread carefully.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Thu Feb 21"},"playerRater30DAY":1.9,"playerRater15DAY":-1.4,"positionRank":56}