{"playerId":1206,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":145.1,"percentOwned":100,"playerRaterSEASON":2.5,"playerRater7DAY":-3.5,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Morse is hitless in seven at-bats since returning to the lineup from one game missed due to eye irritation.","spin":"Morse sat out Friday as a result of the ailment but has reached base just once via a walk. He had been crushing the ball in the four games heading into Friday's outing, all of them multi-hit performances that raised his average from .220 to .261. Nevertheless, his 10 long balls make him an intriguing outfield option in any case.","date":"Sun May 19"},"fullName":"Michael Morse","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Morse is one of those rare players who strikes out a lot, walks a little, yet somehow manages to turn in annual .300 batting averages. He has done it by maintaining BABIPs in the .340 range in back-to-back seasons, and his critics do -- and should -- wonder whether his luck will run out, forcing his batting average closer to the .270 range. That's a troubling thought this year; Morse is coming off an injury-plagued 2012 and his new home is Safeco Field, which despite smaller dimensions this season remains likely to be pitcher-friendly. While he's capable of another .300-30 campaign, health-willing, the prospects of merely .270-25 loom, and be aware how commonplace such performers are: Seven reached both of the former last year, while 28 achieved the latter. Morse is also somewhat less attractive in points-based leagues than rotisserie because of his K-to-walk ratio, so while he warrants midround consideration, be careful not to overpay.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Mar 6"},"playerRater30DAY":1.1,"playerRater15DAY":0.6,"positionRank":55}