{"playerId":1104,"percentChange":-1.4,"averageDraftPosition":10.5,"percentOwned":98.4,"playerRaterSEASON":13.1,"playerRater7DAY":12.4,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Benn scored three unanswered goals in the first period Saturday in a 4-2 win against the Kings.","spin":"That gives Benn two hat tricks and eight points in his final three games of the season, for a total of 36 goals and 79 points. It is a 10-goal improvement from a disappointing season last year in which he scored only 26 and finished with a minus-9 rating. But perhaps the most impressive stat about Benn this season? This is the third time in four seasons he's played all 82 games, a testament to his durability despite the heavy game he likes to play. Even though the Stars had another disappointing season, Benn was among the team's best players.","date":"Sat Apr 7"},"fullName":"Jamie Benn","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Something of a Ryan Getzlaf 2.0, the Stars' captain is arguably hockey's best power forward. Benn took a step back last season, finishing with \"just\" 69 points after racking up 89 and 87 in each of the previous two campaigns, one of which amounted to an Art Ross Trophy. His 26 goals were his lowest total in a full campaign since his third year in the league (2011-12), which can somewhat be attributed to Benn's reduction in shots (201, down from the 247, 253 and 279 he put up in each of the previous three seasons). If he throws more rubber on net, he's got the grit, skill set and physical presence — as well as the supporting cast in fellow Canadian superstar linemate Tyler Seguin, Jason Spezza, John Klingberg and newcomer Alexander Radulov — to again flirt with 80-plus points. After all, he's still just 28.","seasonId":2018,"date":"Wed Sep 13"},"playerRater30DAY":10.7,"playerRater15DAY":9,"positionRank":3}