{"playerId":971,"percentChange":8,"averageDraftPosition":260,"percentOwned":15.2,"playerRaterSEASON":2.5,"playerRater7DAY":-1.7,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"De La Rosa gave up five runs on nine hits and one walk with one strikeout against the Giants on Friday.","spin":"De La Rosa was unimpressive right form the start as he coughed up four runs through the first two innings. His last outing against St. Louis where he took a no-hitter into the seventh probably gave his owners false hope because if you looked at his peripherals you could tell his outing was more out of character. He'll look to rebound next week when the Rockies host the Diamondbacks, but, realistically, we could be seeing similar results then too. Tread lightly if you're using De La Rosa as a streamer.","date":"Sat May 18"},"fullName":"Jorge De La Rosa","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"June 2011 Tommy John surgery cost de la Rosa all but 10 starts last season, all during the latter stages of the year, and sapped him of much of the velocity on his fastball. Though it was a small sample size of three major league starts, he surrendered 17 hits, 14 runs and five home runs in 10 2/3 innings, not the most promising most recent impression. Fortunately for the left-hander, he's on the right team as far as rotation opportunities go, as the Rockies are thin in options ... but unfortunately he's on the wrong team as far as ballpark influence on ERA/WHIP. Once a strikeout artist with questionable WHIP contributions who was young enough to possess the potential for more, de la Rosa turns 32 years old in April and is running out of time to right his career. With a strong spring he'd be an NL-only late-rounder, but even then he'll be one with plenty of risk.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Thu Feb 21"},"playerRater30DAY":0.4,"playerRater15DAY":4.9,"positionRank":54}