{"playerId":956,"percentChange":0.1,"averageDraftPosition":260,"percentOwned":0.2,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Sizemore (back) was able to take some swings in the batting cage Wednesday for the first time since surgery, the team's official site reports.","spin":"Sizemore, who is eligible to return from the 60-day DL on June 3, seems likely to need at least a few more weeks beyond that point given his current status. \"He swung the bat good, but it's just a start. We're not going to rush anything. He's going to continue his rehab, and I'm anticipating that he's going to go on a rehab assignment where he's going to have plenty of at-bats before he comes up here and plays. I doubt that we'll be able to meet that date,\" manager Manny Acta said. \"I can't sit here and give you a timetable. He has to finish the strengthening program with his legs and then be declared ready to compete. It's not just about baseball.\"","date":"Wed May 16"},"fullName":"Grady Sizemore","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"A 30-homer, 30-steal man four years ago, Sizemore's career has been derailed by injuries the three seasons since. He has been limited to 210 games total during that span, an average of 70 per year, primarily because of elbow issues that impacted his hitting and knee issues that have almost entirely robbed him of his speed. Though the Indians brought Sizemore back this winter to contend for their center field role, at the onset of spring training it was announced he'd begin the year on the disabled list. (Shocking.) He might never be much of a contributor in terms of stolen bases again, and let's not forget how much of a stretch it is to ever say he'll be \"totally healthy.\" This is high-risk, moderate-reward at its basest. If he even plays in 2012.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Wed Mar 7"}}