{"playerId":507,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":48.7,"percentOwned":96.6,"playerRaterSEASON":8.6,"playerRater7DAY":2.2,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Lopez enjoyed one of the best statistical seasons of his five-year career in 2012-13, earning his first All-Star bid and leading Brooklyn to the fourth-best record in the Eastern Conference.","spin":"Lopez averaged 19.4 points and 6.9 rebounds on 52.1 percent shooting. He also averaged a career-high 2.1 blocks and rarely found himself in foul trouble a valuable aspect of the seven-footer's game. Lopez failed to score in double-figures just five times in 74 games. Rebounding remains the primary detriment to Lopez's game, but with a volume rebounder in Reggie Evans in the lineup, it's a minor issue. Lopez is under contract for three more seasons with the Nets, and all signs point to him continuing to produce at a high level.","date":"Tue May 7"},"fullName":"Brook Lopez","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"At this stage of his career, Lopez is a bit of a mystery. After missing zero games his first three seasons, he missed nearly all of the last campaign. He's 7 feet and 265 pounds, and once averaged 8.6 rebounds per game -- but he also averaged 6.0 rebounds per game during his last full season. He can block shots but hasn't even averaged 1.9 swats a game. So who is he? A 20-10-2 waiting to happen? Or a broken-down big who can't do what he should? With the new, deep Nets lineup, we suspect he'll end up around 20-8-1.7 with terrific percentages. Who cares if he isn't a stud rebounder? You can't discount the weight of his percentages in fantasy; as a result, he should be an excellent value in drafts this fall.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Oct 10"},"playerRater30DAY":7.1,"playerRater15DAY":7.9,"positionRank":5}