{"playerId":1643,"percentChange":-1.9,"averageDraftPosition":77.5,"percentOwned":97,"playerRaterSEASON":-4.6,"playerRater7DAY":-4.6,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"McCutchen has hit third for the Giants while starting in right field for each of the team's first five games to begin the season.","spin":"He put together a .341/.431/.477 line with a homer and seven RBI during spring training, but has started the season with a quiet 2-for-20 start. Despite the addition of McCutchen and Evan Longoria this offseason, the Giants have opened the season in a five-game scoring slump, with just six runs on the ledger thus far.","date":"Wed Apr 4"},"fullName":"Andrew McCutchen","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"After years of rumors, McCutchen was finally traded, landing in San Francisco in an even more pitching-friendly ballpark (AT&T Park) than his last one (PNC Park). Don't mistake that for a significant downgrade, however, but rather something that will make a repeat of his 28 home runs more difficult. McCutchen did rebound in a significant way in 2017, perhaps a product of better luck in the health department, as he enjoyed some of his best across-the-board contact metrics in a half-decade and annihilated left-handed pitching to the tune of .336/.435/.696 slash rates. He's a much more consistent player than people seem to give him credit for -- and a pretty decent bet to return top-100 overall fantasy value in all formats yet again.","seasonId":2018,"date":"Tue Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":-4.6,"playerRater15DAY":-4.6,"positionRank":126}