{"percentChange":0.1,"averageDraftPosition":126.3,"positionRank":17,"percentOwned":75.4,"playerRaterSEASON":6.8,"seasonOutlook":{"date":"Tue Feb 20","seasonId":2018,"outlook":"One of the driving forces behind the Twins' second-half surge into a wild-card spot, Rosario batted .292/.331/.558 with 17 home runs and 52 RBI in 70 games after the All-Star break, surely attracting the attention of fantasy managers and making him one of the more appealing mid-round picks entering 2018. He did it in large part thanks to a higher rate of hard contact -- his well-hit average went from .163 in 2016 to .196 in 2017 -- and an ever-so-slightly more patient approach at the plate. Previously, Rosario had been one of the game's most free-swinging players. His primary knock was a wide home/road split of 134 wOBA points, second-largest behind only Colorado's Charlie Blackmon (170), which could raise the threat of Rosario becoming a matchups play if this trend continues. Considering Rosario is still 26 years old, growth seems more likely."},"mostRecentNews":{"date":"Tue Oct 9","news":"Rosario (quadriceps) expects to have a normal offseason, Brandon Warne of ZoneCoverage.com reports.","spin":"Rosario played in just eight games over the final month of the season due to a nagging quadriceps issue, hitting just .219/.219/.406 over that stretch. Fortunately, the outfielder hasn't had any persistent trouble with the injury this offseason, and barring any setbacks, he's expected to enter spring training at full health. Rosario hit .288/.323/.479 with 24 homers and eight steals in 138 games."},"fullName":"Eddie Rosario","playerRater30DAY":-1.8,"playerRater15DAY":-1.7,"playerId":4417}