{"playerId":637,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":31.2,"percentOwned":93.2,"playerRaterSEASON":8.5,"playerRater7DAY":-3.4,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Jennings took a step back in 2012-13, averaging 17.5 points and 6.5 assists on just 39.9 percent shooting.","spin":"Jennings failed to show significant improvement in his fourth NBA season. He and Monta Ellis combined for nearly 40 points per game, but the duo were also the NBA's most inefficient backcourt. However, Jennings showed flashes of elite passing ability, recording 58 total assists over four consecutive games in March. The 23-year-old is a restricted free agent this offseason and has not been shy about his intentions to test the market. Given his postseason struggles (29.8 percent FG), however, his stock is not particularly high. Jennings turned down an extension from Milwaukee last season and will look for a near-max deal this summer. Milwaukee is not likely to bring back both Jennings and Ellis next season, but if Jennings does not receive a large offer from another franchise, the Bucks will likely match anything in the $40 million range.","date":"Mon Apr 29"},"fullName":"Brandon Jennings","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Jennings is a hard player to peg. He's an insane athlete but a streaky scorer who hoists up far too many bad shots. Plus, he's a small guard paired up with another small guard (Monta Ellis), both of whom are really shoot-first point guards. On top of those factors, Jennings is entering into the final year of his rookie contract, which means the Bucks could be inclined to trade him during the season to address the size issue in their backcourt and save themselves from a big contract payout next summer. Landing in the wrong spot could limit his production. In Milwaukee, he remains in a position to contribute quality guard stats and likely will continue boosting his field goal percentage.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Wed Oct 10"},"playerRater30DAY":2.6,"playerRater15DAY":2.8,"positionRank":11}