{"playerId":4581,"percentChange":4.5,"averageDraftPosition":88.5,"percentOwned":93.9,"playerRaterSEASON":3.5,"playerRater7DAY":6.4,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Quintana (5-8) pitched seven scoreless innings with 12 strikeouts during Sunday's win over Baltimore. He allowed just three hits.","spin":"The Cubs ponied up for Quintana, and the lefty didn't disappoint in his debut start. Additionally, the win completed Chicago's weekend sweep of the Orioles to pull within 4.5 games of the first-place Brewers. Quintana has now allowed only 12 earned runs through 47 innings over his past eight starts, and he's struck out 57 batters during that span. Quintana is clearly locked in, and pitching for a contender only boosts his fantasy value. He projects to face St. Louis at Wrigley Field in his next start.","date":"Sun Jul 16"},"fullName":"Jose Quintana","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"He's one of the most consistent and underappreciated starters in the game: Quintana is one of only five pitchers in baseball with at least 200 innings pitched of a sub-3.75 ERA in each of the past four seasons (Madison Bumgarner, Cole Hamels, Jon Lester, Max Scherzer). Quintana's success is largely due to his aggressiveness coupled with good command, as he has ranked among the game's top 15 in getting first-pitch strikes in each of those four years. During that time, however, he hasn't exhibited much room for growth, which is a problem in Rotisserie leagues for a pitcher on a rebuilding team as the White Sox. As is, Quintana's 40 non-win quality starts the past three seasons combined are the major league's most. He's an excellent third or fourth starter for your squad, but at this point it'd be better for his fantasy value if the White Sox trade him, something that has been rumored for a while and might yet happen in-season.","seasonId":2017,"date":"Tue Feb 21"},"playerRater30DAY":6.6,"playerRater15DAY":5.6,"positionRank":42}