{"playerId":386,"percentChange":0.5,"averageDraftPosition":58.5,"percentOwned":93,"playerRaterSEASON":3,"playerRater7DAY":6.5,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Beltre went 2-for-3 with a walk, three runs and an RBI in Saturday's 17-7 win over the White Sox.","spin":"The two hits were the 3,021st and 3,022nd of Beltre's career, allowing him to move ahead of Rafael Palmeiro for 27th place on the all-time list. Since reaching the 3,000 mark July 30, Beltre hasn't cooled down, slashing .328/.397/.552 with 17 RBI and 11 runs while playing in all of the Rangers' 18 games.","date":"Sun Aug 20"},"fullName":"Adrian Beltre","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Though Beltre's defensive exploits fuel a decent portion of his future Hall of Fame prospects, don't mistake that in the slightest for a knock on his skill at the plate. In 2016, he became only the ninth player in history to bat .300 and hit at least 30 home runs at the age of 37 or older, and in the past three seasons combined, his 87.9 percent contact rate was 13th-best among players with at least 1,000 plate appearances and his 199 hard-contact line drives tied for the most. He's a contact-making, line drive-spraying machine, one of the highest-floor players around, and that's a good thing to be in a lineup as deep as the Rangers' in a ballpark as favorable for offense as Globe Life Park because of what it means for a hitter's RBIs and runs scored. Beltre is a top-50 pick in any format, but in points-based scoring he's even more appealing because of these traits.","seasonId":2017,"date":"Tue Feb 21"},"playerRater30DAY":6.6,"playerRater15DAY":7.2,"positionRank":17}