{"playerId":177,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":80.2,"percentOwned":35.8,"playerRaterSEASON":0.8,"playerRater7DAY":-4.5,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Wallace had a disappointing first season in Brooklyn, posting some of his lowest numbers since he was a reserve nearly a decade ago.","spin":"Wallace simply did not look like the player the Nets thought they were getting when they signed him this offseason. He posted his lowest per-game scoring and rebounding numbers since his days as a King in 2003-04. Wallace's 39.7 field goal percentage was also the second-lowest of his career. It's possible that at 30-years-old, his bruising style of play has finally caught up to him. As if Joe Johnson's atrocious contract wasn't enough, the Nets will owe Wallace more than $30 million over the next three seasons with no team or player options. Both Wallace and the team will hope he can regain his old form in 2013-14.","date":"Tue May 7"},"fullName":"Gerald Wallace","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"In the past, thin rosters often forced Crash to take on too large of an offensive role, which detracted from what he does best: the dirty work. Brooklyn's starting lineup is deep and versatile, though, which means that Wallace will have the chance to focus on being a lockdown defender, closing passing lanes, crashing the glass and chipping in garbage baskets. As a result, his scoring will be limited, but he'll make up for that with a high field goal percentage, lots of boards (for a small forward) and a significant bump in steals. With less pressure on him in this new role, we may even see Wallace avoid extended stints in the infirmary despite recently turning 30 years old.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Oct 10"},"playerRater30DAY":-1.2,"playerRater15DAY":-3.3,"positionRank":36}