{"playerId":851,"percentChange":-3.6,"averageDraftPosition":181.7,"percentOwned":52.5,"playerRaterSEASON":4,"playerRater7DAY":-1.1,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Stastny recorded his first playoff assist as a Jet in Wednesday's 3-2 home win over the Wild for Game 1 of the conference quarterfinals.","spin":"He was the lone distributor on Patrik Laine's game-tying tally in the third period. Following his trade from the Blues on Feb. 26, Stastny wound up with four goals and nine assists through 19 games in a Jets sweater to take him through the end of the regular season, and while he's seen a slight decrease in starting 5-on-5 shifts in the attacking zone, Stastny's role on the No. 1 power-play unit keeps him primed for success in the fantasy realm. He's also helped Winnipeg with a 53.8-percent success rate in the faceoff circle.","date":"Thu Apr 12"},"fullName":"Paul Stastny","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"He's a shadow of his 79-point self that featured in Colorado back in 2009-10, but Stastny is still an above-average top-six pivot that deserves a place in all but the shallowest of fantasy leagues. A foot injury cut his 2016-17 campaign to 66 games, but his 40 points would have amounted to about 50 over a full campaign, making Stastny's ability to stay healthy a major focal point this season. It's worth cautioning, though, that the Blues brought in fellow center Brayden Schenn in the offseason, which will almost certainly cut into some of the top assignments (namely next to Vladimir Tarasenko and/or Jaden Schwartz) Stastny was receiving. Also, Schenn put up a whopping 28 points on the power play (3:45 on average) in Philadelphia last year, suggesting that Stastny will likely be relegated to No. 2 duty with the man advantage.","seasonId":2018,"date":"Wed Oct 4"},"playerRater30DAY":0.3,"playerRater15DAY":-0.8,"positionRank":60}