{"percentChange":-7.2,"averageDraftPosition":147.6,"positionRank":24,"playerRater7DAY":1.3,"percentOwned":44.2,"playerRaterSEASON":4,"seasonOutlook":{"date":"Tue Feb 20","seasonId":2018,"outlook":"Colome's 47 saves paced all major leaguers by six, but his strikeout rate plummeted from 31.4 to 20.6 percent, resulting in a bloated 4.36 FIP. While that suggests he was supremely lucky to have the kind of ninth-inning success that he did, bear in mind that his greater reliance upon a cutter last year -- he threw them 65.3 percent of the time -- showed a distinct attempt to go for ground balls and weaker contact, rather than an overpowering approach. The greater concern is that Colome, as the closer for a rebuilding Rays team, is one of the top candidates for a trade, meaning he could see his saves turn into holds if dealt. He's a worthwhile No. 2 option for a fantasy team, but he's not without risk."},"mostRecentNews":{"date":"Fri Nov 30","news":"Colome was traded to the White Sox from Seattle on Friday in exchange for Omar Narvaez.","spin":"Colome began this past season as Tampa Bay's closer before getting shipped to Seattle in late May. He wound up serving as Edwin Diaz's setup man, logging a 2.53 ERA and 1.04 WHIP with 49 strikeouts in 46.1 innings with the Mariners. The soon-to-be 30-year-old was able to bounce back from a rough 2017 campaign in which his walk rate (3.1 BB/9) and strikeout rate (7.8 K/9) each took a negative turn. Looking ahead, Colome will have the opportunity to step back into the ninth-inning role for the White Sox during this upcoming season after registering a total of 96 saves in 110 chances since the start of 2016. He will be under club control for two more seasons before becoming a free agent."},"fullName":"Alex Colome","playerRater30DAY":2.9,"playerRater15DAY":0.7,"playerId":3728}