{"playerId":3728,"percentChange":-4.7,"averageDraftPosition":147.6,"percentOwned":45.1,"playerRaterSEASON":2.8,"playerRater7DAY":-1.4,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Colome allowed two earned runs on two hits and a hit batsman over one inning in a win over the Rays on Thursday. He struck out one.","spin":"Last week, Colome had stymied his former squad while earning a pair of holds at Safeco Field, but it was a different story Thursday. Brought on with Wilson Ramos at second and none out in the ninth, Colome promptly retired Matt Duffy and the debuting Jake Bauers on a groundout and strikeout, respectively, before plunking Carlos Gomez. A Mallex Smith single later, Johnny Field touched Colome up for a bases-clearing two-bagger that brought the Rays within a run. Colome was subsequently able to close out the win by retiring Daniel Robertson on a game-ending roller to third, but the two runs he surrendered marked the first blemishes on his Mariners resume across five appearances.","date":"Fri Jun 8"},"fullName":"Alex Colome","seasonOutlook":{"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.","seasonId":2018,"date":"Tue Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":0,"playerRater15DAY":-2.6,"positionRank":35}