{"playerId":5693,"percentChange":0.3,"averageDraftPosition":260,"percentOwned":8.8,"playerRaterSEASON":-3.7,"playerRater7DAY":-1.8,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Glasnow worked around nine hits to allow just two runs over six innings in Atlanta on Tuesday. He struck out four and walked two.","spin":"While Glasnow is steadily showing signs of improvement, he also certainly hasn't reached peak efficiency yet, as his stats make painfully evident. His upside as a highly pedigreed starter for a Pirates team with a history of developing arms well makes Glasnow intriguing for fantasy purposes, but few of his stats offer much reason for optimism that he'll improve markedly in the near term. The 23-year-old still needs to get a handle on his control and get better at keeping the ball in the yard.","date":"Wed May 24"},"fullName":"Tyler Glasnow","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Widely regarded one of the top 10 pitching prospects in each of the past four seasons -- 2017 included -- Glasnow would be one of the favorites for National League Rookie of the Year honors this season if not for two potential obstacles: One, his shaky control that'll need improvement in order for him to truly break through in the majors, and two, he'll need to earn a spot in the Pirates' rotation at the onset of the year, and might initially be in Triple-A ball working his way back. His stuff is simply filthy when he controls it, however, as he paced all minor leaguers (minimum 100 innings) in strikeout rate (31.0 percent of batters faced) and ranked second in batting average allowed (.174), and when he arrives for good in Pittsburgh he'll enjoy one of the most favorable pitchers' home environments as well as one of the game's best pitching coaches in Ray Searage. Glasnow is dynasty-league gold on the pitching side, and his upside is so great that he's even on the late-round, mixed-league radar; just beware that he might offer a high WHIP as he adapts.","seasonId":2017,"date":"Tue Feb 28"},"playerRater30DAY":-0.8,"playerRater15DAY":0.2,"positionRank":178}