{"playerId":725,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":140,"percentOwned":30.9,"playerRaterSEASON":1.3,"playerRater7DAY":4.3,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Crawford was able to turn his season around after joining the Celtics, but he struggled mightily during the playoffs, averaging just 4.5 points per game on 30 percent shooting from the field.","spin":"Crawford wasn't exactly a difference-maker, but he provided the Celtics with some occasionally valuable scoring off the bench (9.1 PPG), and eventually surpassed Courtney Lee as the team's No. 4 guard. He is under contract for next season, though that hardly assures him of a spot on a Boston roster that may or may not be subject to significant turnover during the offseason.","date":"Mon May 13"},"fullName":"Jordan Crawford","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Although at times Crawford has posted some quality fantasy stats during his first two seasons, he hasn't been able to top 40 percent field goal shooting. That's limited his fantasy value and is a sign that he's not ready for prime time ' and perhaps might never be. Combine that with playing in a backcourt with John Wall and rookie Bradley Beal, and it's clear the long-term plan for Crawford will be as the primary backup to both guard spots. He can still make a fantasy impact in that role -- he averaged nearly 15 points in just 27 minutes per game last season -- and taking fewer shots softens the blow of his shoddy field goal shooting (39.4 percent). With Wall (knee) out until around Thanksgiving, Crawford has early-season upside, as he should handle the point in Wall's absence. ","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Oct 10"},"playerRater30DAY":1.8,"playerRater15DAY":1.3,"positionRank":34}