{"playerId":439,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":91.9,"percentOwned":69.1,"playerRaterSEASON":3,"playerRater7DAY":-4,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Young finished the shortened 2011-2012 season averaging 14.2 points and 1.7 threes per game for both the Wizards and Clippers.","spin":"It was a tale of two seasons for the high-volume shooter, as Young experienced a significant drop off in production once he was traded to the Clippers mid-season (16.6 points with Washington compared to 9.7 with Los Angeles). On a Wizards team starving for offense, Young was allowed to be trigger happy (14.8 shot attempts per game). Once he was traded to the Clippers things changed (8.8 shot attempts per game), as Los Angeles was already rostering several superior offensive options. Young isn't signed past this season, so it is uncertain which uniform he will sport next season.","date":"Wed May 23"},"fullName":"Nick Young","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Young broke out last season, averaging more than 20 ppg and about 1.9 3s from January through February. Then, he broke down, missing 15 of the final 17 games. In the meantime, Jordan Crawford, who was acquired at the All-Star break, proved capable of playing significant minutes in Young’s absence. Where does that leave them this season? Young re-signed as a restricted free agent and presumably will have first dibs on the starting SG role, while Crawford would back up Young and PG John Wall. Young should continue to excel in that role, though his lack of dimes and steals makes him a more appetizing prospect in point-scoring systems than in roto leagues.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Tue Dec 20"},"playerRater30DAY":-0.6,"playerRater15DAY":-0.8,"positionRank":27}