{"playerId":1127,"percentChange":-2.9,"averageDraftPosition":219.6,"percentOwned":16.4,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Quentin (Knee) is set to continue his minor league rehabilitation assignment, Corey Brock of MLB.com reports.","spin":"Quentin received a cortisone shot May 22 after experiencing pain when he got into his hitting stance. He played in three extended spring training games this week and will now head to Lake Elsinore for his rehab assignment. Quentin's situation is very fluid, and he could experience a setback at any point. Once he joins the Padres lineup don't be surprised if he sees regular time off to rest his knee.","date":"Fri May 25"},"fullName":"Carlos Quentin","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"From Chicago's U.S. Cellular Field to San Diego's Petco Park, Quentin, whose most valuable asset is his power, couldn't have suffered a much steeper decline in ballpark factors than the one he experienced this winter. He's a dead-pull power hitter; he hit a fly ball 52.0 percent of the time he made contact in 2011, and 19 of his 24 home runs were either down the left-field line or to straightaway left field. That's a problem in Petco, because the fences in left field range anywhere from four to 26 feet deeper than the ones in Chicago. Quentin might see some of his deep drives hauled in at the track, a problem for a hitter who has batted .252 in his big league career. He's overrated as anything more than a final-rounds mixed-league pick, and in NL-only leagues, he might be challenged to be more than a fourth outfielder.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri Feb 10"}}