Statis-Pro season Master updates for 2019 NL season with rosters and projections

Click here for the new and improved instructions and new 609 pitcher and 619 batter player cards now.

This updates starts February 22, as actual MLB teams player there first Spring Training games. The following are the standings in the very balanced NL - unlike our 2018 Statis-Pro AL system where the players cards of the Astros, Red Sox, Yankees and Indians were so much better than the other 11 teams.

Always click here for the player card on updated rosters, and here for the most current standings and a short summary of each game played to date. To play your own games, just click here and get the needed dice.

In the rugged NL Central, the Cardinals have been the shockingly bad/unlucky team out, as they are rivaling the lowly Marlins for the worst team.

Team	Division	Wins	Losses	Win%	GB
Pirates	NL Central	11	7	0.611	0
Cubs	NL Central	9	6	0.600	-0.5
Brewers	NL Central	9	9	0.500	-2
Reds	NL Central	7	8	0.467	-2.5
Cardinals	NL Central	5	16	0.238	-7.5
Nationals	NL East	10	5	0.667	0
Braves	NL East	7	5	0.583	-1.5
Phillies	NL East	6	6	0.500	-2.5
Mets	NL East	7	8	0.467	-3
Marlins	NL East	3	9	0.250	-5.5
Diamondbacks	NL West	11	7	0.611	0
Padres	NL West	9	6	0.600	-0.5
Giants	NL West	10	8	0.556	-1
Dodgers	NL West	11	10	0.524	-1.5
Rockies	NL West	6	12	0.333	-5

through Games of February 21

The next games complete our effort to make sure all of the strongest hitting pitchers have batted, and also making sure every AL team has played at least one interleague game so that I am sure to have their projected cards set for anyone else who wants to use them by clicking here.

Good hitting pitchers yet to hit as of February 21

Greinke (Arizona) and Velaszquez (Philadelphia)

Ryu (Dodgers) vs Angels (reliever Hudson a good hitter)

Chacin (Milwaukee) vs Blach (Giants)

DeGrom (Mets) vs Yankees

Arrieta (Phillies) vs Corbin (Nationals)

Syndergaard (Mets) vs TBD

AL Teams yet to play as of February 21

Athletics vs Giants

Orioles vs Braves

Red Sox vs Marlins

So far, even these strongest hitting pitchers in baseball are hitting .211 and slugging .556, with the only hits coming from the following four pitchers - including a home run by CC Sabathia for the Yankees against the Mets anda double by Lorenzen of the much improved Reds team:

Team	Top Pitcher 1st game batting	Batting Ave	Slug	OBP	OPS
NYY	Sabathia	0.500	2.000	0.500	2.500
Cin	Lorenzen	0.500	1.000	0.500	1.500
Det	Ross	0.500	0.500	0.500	1.000
StL	Wainwright	0.333	0.333	0.333	0.667