{"playerId":3728,"percentChange":0.3,"averageDraftPosition":126.7,"percentOwned":90.8,"playerRaterSEASON":7.3,"playerRater7DAY":2.9,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Colome gave up two hits and a run in the ninth inning against Toronto on Tuesday, but he was able to hold on for his 37th save.","spin":"Although this game broke a streak of eight straight scoreless outings for the Rays' ninth-inning man, he's now matched last season's save total -- albeit with a far higher ERA and WHIP, not to mention a far lower strikeout rate. Indeed, Colome is proof that opportunity is everything as far as closers go, as his subpar ratios this year have been obscured by his MLB-leading save total.","date":"Wed Aug 23"},"fullName":"Alex Colome","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"His move to the bullpen in mid-2015 certainly seems to have agreed with him, as Colome's 2.01 ERA since the 2015 All-Star break was eighth-best among relievers with at least 75 innings pitched, and he parlayed his success into the Rays' closer role at the onset of last season. Dumping his changeup turned out to be a wise move, and at times, the Rays seemed to trust him as a multi-inning saves option. Late last year, however, Colome's role did appear to shrink to that of a \"traditional closer\" -- think 60-65 innings pitched for the year -- and his draft valuation should probably assume that amount in 2017 considering his health history. His skill set isn't quite that of a top-five fantasy closer, but he's productive enough across the board to vie for the top 10.","seasonId":2017,"date":"Tue Feb 21"},"playerRater30DAY":5,"playerRater15DAY":3.8,"positionRank":7}