{"playerId":1113,"percentChange":4.1,"averageDraftPosition":152.9,"percentOwned":97.2,"playerRaterSEASON":0.2,"playerRater7DAY":3.2,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Street pitched around two hits to hurl a scoreless ninth inning and close out the Padres' 2-1 win over the Giants on Friday, earning his fourth save of the year.","spin":"Street has been relatively inconsistent this season but doesn't appear to be in any danger of losing his job. Truth be told, he'll probably get hurt before he gets removed from the role, so consider him a mid-level option with an injury risk. He'll need to string together a few good outings, though, to start whittling down that 5.63 ERA.","date":"Sat Apr 27"},"fullName":"Huston Street","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Few pitchers possess Street's combination of an extensive list of injuries and elite performance between his various aches and pains. He has made six trips to the DL in eight seasons, and has suffered absences of at least 10 games for hamstring, chest, groin, elbow, biceps, shoulder, triceps and lat issues during his career. Still, Street has never had an ERA higher than 3.86 or a WHIP over 1.22 in any single season, his 3.01 career ERA and 1.04 WHIP rank 22nd and seventh, respectively, among relievers since his rookie year of 2005, and his 201 saves are the eighth-best total in those past eight seasons combined. Street is also coming off arguably his best single season from a rate/per-game basis, due in part to him calling spacious Petco Park his home. Picking him to fill your team's saves column effectively requires a handcuff (Luke Gregerson?), but he's being paid to close and has long pitched like someone who deserves to close. In a league in which saves are plentiful on the waiver wire in-season, Street is an even more attractive pick.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":0.3,"playerRater15DAY":0.9,"positionRank":79}