{"playerId":386,"percentChange":0.6,"averageDraftPosition":58.5,"percentOwned":89.7,"playerRaterSEASON":-1.3,"playerRater7DAY":5.1,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Beltre went 1-for-4 with a two-run homer in Sunday's 7-6 win over the Yankees.","spin":"Beltre's first-inning blast led the long-ball parade against Yankees starter Michael Pineda, who was chased after four innings upon serving up three home runs. After missing most of the first two months of the season with a calf injury, Beltre has shown few signs of rust since returning to action in late May. His .843 OPS through 22 games this season is roughly in line with his career mark.","date":"Mon Jun 26"},"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":2,"playerRater15DAY":1.3,"positionRank":33}