{"playerId":386,"percentChange":-6.9,"averageDraftPosition":131.8,"percentOwned":59.4,"playerRaterSEASON":-0.3,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Beltre (hamstring) took batting practice for a second straight day Thursday, T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com reports.","spin":"Beltre, who has been sidelined two weeks with a strained left hamstring, is slowly ramping up baseball activities. He took grounders earlier this week and has a few more boxes to check over the coming weeks. \"Swinging the bat is OK. It is a work in progress. That's always the first thing I can do is hit. The rest of it, taking ground balls, moving side to side and starting to run, that's secondary. It's day by day. Obviously it's not going to be tomorrow or the next day, but we'll see how it goes,\" said Beltre. The Rangers aren't putting any timetable on his eventual return, which is wise given that this is his second stint on the disabled list this year due to a hamstring injury. Isiah Kiner-Falefa has been playing third base while Beltre has been unavailable.","date":"Fri May 25"},"fullName":"Adrian Beltre","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Beltre, who will turn 39 in April, has shown little signs of aging outside of what has been increasing DL risk. Though he played in just 94 games in 2017, his lowest total since his rookie year in 1998, he roared back with a stunning second half: .329/.382/.535 slash rates, 83.1 percent contact rate and a .198 well-hit average. In short, Beltre easily re-established himself a top-10 fantasy third baseman during that half of a season, and if you could trust him to stay healthier in 2018, he'd make a strong case for inclusion again. If you feel confident in your ability to seek replacements in the event he misses significant time again, Beltre is as trustworthy a corner-infield, mixed-league target as you'll find.","seasonId":2018,"date":"Tue Feb 20"},"playerRater30DAY":-3,"playerRater15DAY":-4.3,"positionRank":26}