{"playerId":4581,"percentChange":-0.5,"averageDraftPosition":145.1,"percentOwned":92.3,"playerRaterSEASON":7.1,"playerRater7DAY":1.6,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Quintana (13-11) tossed six innings of one run ball while walking three and striking out two, and was the winning pitcher in Saturday's 8-1 victory over Cleveland.","spin":"The left-hander was able to settle in for his second win against the Indians in the past 11 days as he pitched out of two tough spots early -- giving up just one run -- while logging 53 pitches and loading the bases twice in the first two innings. With perhaps one more start in his fifth-year campaign, Quintana is on track to post his lowest ERA as it currently sits at 3.21 in 202 innings.","date":"Sat Sep 24"},"fullName":"Jose Quintana","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Even after another 200-inning season in 2015 (his third straight), Quintana remains one of the most overlooked arms in standard league drafts. He's an afterthought because he does not stand out in any one category; the left-hander has had middling strikeout rates, and his ERA and WHIP have been useful but nothing to write home about. Further, Quintana cracked double-digit wins for the first time in 2015, having fallen one short in each of the previous three campaigns. The skills and consistency are worth paying for, though, and owners don't have to pay a premium for the peace of mind he provides. And Quintana made some important improvements in 2015, trimming his walk rate to a career-low mark while improving his ground-ball rate back above 47 percent. He also maintained a stellar HR/9 rate, and if he can correct some of the issues he had against right-handed hitters last year, Quintana could finally break free of the label of staff filler.","seasonId":2016,"date":"Mon Feb 8"},"playerRater30DAY":0,"playerRater15DAY":1.5,"positionRank":19}