{"playerId":333,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":71.2,"percentOwned":23.3,"playerRaterSEASON":0.2,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Williams' recovery from a torn right ACL is \"coming along great,\" the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.","spin":"Williams said that he will spend time both at the Hawks' training facility and Dr. James Andrews' offices in Florida to ensure he is getting the best of the conditioning and rehabilitation sides of the equation. After suffering the ligament tear on Jan. 18, he underwent surgery in early February and immediately embarked on his rehab. Upon his eventual recovery, he'll likely slot into his typical instant offense role in the guard rotation, depending on how the front office deals with the ample cap space available to them.","date":"Mon May 6"},"fullName":"Louis Williams","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Williams said he patterns his game after Allen Iverson. There are some similarities; he's small (6-foot-1, 175 pounds), and his field goal shooting hovers around 40 percent. In fantasy terms, he compares more closely to Joe Johnson, whom he is expected to replace, as a 2-guard who can break defenders down off the dribble. Williams produced like a starter in Philly despite working exclusively as a reserve. If he claims full starter's minutes and shots in the ATL, he could average more than 20.0 points while dishing out 5.0 assists and knocking down 2.0 3s per contest. He'll make up for his shoddy field goal percentage by being a volume free throw shooter with a low turnover rate. Plus, he's been working on his spot-up shooting; if that develops quickly, Williams could be an All-Star this season.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Oct 10"},"positionRank":48}