{"playerId":1610,"percentChange":-0.9,"averageDraftPosition":260,"percentOwned":2.8,"playerRaterSEASON":-2.3,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Bailey (biceps) threw a bullpen session Tuesday, one day earlier than previously expected, and still might make a start or two this season, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.","spin":"The Reds have an open slot Sunday, though they could move Brandon Finnegan or Tim Adleman into that slot. That said, if Bailey *doesn't* start Sunday, he might not start at all. \"If you haven't seen him on the mound in Milwaukee and we've gone through that series, and I can't say the first day in St. Louis that we have him scheduled for a start or two, I would say it would be unlikely that he would make a start or two the rest of the year,\" manager Bryan Price said.","date":"Wed Sep 21"},"fullName":"Homer Bailey","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Bailey missed nearly all of the 2015 season with Tommy John surgery and is still in the process of rehabilitating. He is currently targeting a mid-May return to the rotation, which would give him a shot at about 25 starts, if he proves capable of staying healthy the rest of the way. In the three years before the injury, Bailey had shown remarkable consistency, recording ERAs between 3.49 and 3.71 and FIPs between 3.31 and 3.97 over that span. While he never mastered Great American Ball Park -- he had a 1.04 career HR/9 -- he has shown flashes of brilliance with two no-hitters. If Bailey shows he's healthy, then the Reds may deal him as part of their rebuilding effort, which would do wonders for his value in the second half of 2016.","seasonId":2016,"date":"Tue Feb 16"},"playerRater30DAY":-3.4,"positionRank":251}