{"playerId":1238,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":140,"percentOwned":100,"playerRaterSEASON":9.4,"playerRater7DAY":12.7,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Cabrera was 2-for-5 with two runs scored and a solo home run in San Francisco's 7-6 loss to Miami Friday night.","spin":"He remains on fire with a .363 average and while the home run was just his third of the year, he has 23 RBI for a team that generally struggles to score runs. He is unlikely to keep it up at this pace, but his fantasy owners will enjoy the ride while it lasts.","date":"Fri May 25"},"fullName":"Melky Cabrera","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Credit Cabrera for his offseason regimen a winter ago; he reported to spring training with the 2011 Kansas City Royals 17 pounds lighter and declared himself at the time \"healthier than I've ever been,\" and perhaps his improved conditioning entirely explains his 2011 career year. What was most encouraging about Cabrera's performance was his ability to sustain it all year; he managed .322/.349/.489 triple-slash rates, a .250 well-hit average, a 20.9 percent line-drive rate and .167 isolated power after the All-Star break, compared to .293/.332/.455, .183, 17.8 and .162 numbers in those categories before it. Now with the Giants, Cabrera should claim a spot in the top third of a weak lineup, the primary question being whether he can stick to his training regimen and get quite as many lucky bounces as he did a year ago, when his BABIP was .332. He's sure to regress somewhat, but he's also a five-category middle-round value and perhaps more attractive in points leagues, where his monstrous number of plate appearances carries extra weight.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri Feb 10"},"playerRater30DAY":8.7,"playerRater15DAY":11.9,"positionRank":6}