{"playerId":1129,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":21.2,"percentOwned":100,"playerRaterSEASON":9.1,"playerRater7DAY":4.3,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Hernandez tossed seven shutout innings and was the winning pitcher Saturday against the Athletics.","spin":"He gave up five hits while walking one and striking out eight. A fantastic road start from Hernandez, who absolutely dominated the Athletics and improved his record on the season to 8-4. He owns a 2.32 ERA to go along with 110 strikeouts and just 20 walks.","date":"Sat Jun 15"},"fullName":"Felix Hernandez","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"If only the Mariners could score King Felix some runs. Wins are Hernandez's greatest \"shortcoming\"; he has only 40 wins combined the past three seasons despite a 2.92 ERA and 1.14 WHIP, because the Mariners have afforded him a major-league-low 3.50 runs per nine innings of support during that time. His skills, however, rival those of the best starting pitchers in the game. He's a workhorse, his 715 1/3 innings pitched the past three years combined are the most in the majors; he's coming off a year in which he set personal bests in terms of both his strikeout (23.8 percent of total batters faced, 8.65 per nine innings) and walk rates (6.0 and 2.17); and he has the ability to be untouchable on any given night, best evidenced by his major-league-leading 30 outings of at least eight innings allowing one run or fewer from 2010-12. If Hernandez simply pitched for a better team, he might be a candidate to be the first pitcher off the board in rotisserie leagues. In leagues that award quality starts, however, he's a more compelling candidate, having amassed the third-most of those from 2010-12 combined (73).","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":5.3,"playerRater15DAY":6.4,"positionRank":7}