Team-to-Player Hitter Comps

[Yankees GM (Justin)]

By looking at each team's season statistics so far, we can see how they compare to actual MLB players in 2019. So, the following pairings are the players whose statistics most resemble that team's statistics.

Notes:

• Runs, HR, RBIs, SBs are on a per 162-game basis, so if your team was able to amass 200 runs in 500 games, that's about 65 runs per 162 games.
• AVG, OBP, and SLG are normal.
• These are only active statistics since the season began, not the stats of players when they are on your bench.
• The closest hitter was determined by finding the smallest euclidean distance between each qualifying hitter's stats and each team's stats, all z-scored.

Team

1. St. Louis Cardinals - Yoan Moncada
2. Detroit Tigers - Javier Baez
3. San Diego Padres - Yoan Moncada
4. Minnesota Twins - D.J. LeMahieu
5. Chicago Cubs - Joey Gallo
6. Philadelphia Phillies - Andrew Benintendi
7. Pittsburgh Pirates - Juan Soto
8. New York Mets - Luke Voit
9. Houston Astros - Cesar Hernandez
10. New York Yankees - Jesse Winker
11. Atlanta Braves - Avisail Garcia
12. Los Angeles Angels - Elvis Andrus
13. Toronto Blue Jays - Eduardo Escobar
14. Seattle Mariners - Avisail Garcia
15. Chicago White Sox - Justin Turner
16. Miami Marlins - Alex Verdugo
17. Cincinnati Reds - Stephen Piscotty
18. Oakland Athletics - Wil Myers
19. San Francisco Giants - Curtis Granderson
20. Milwaukee Brewers - Jean Segura
21. Tampa Bay Rays - Evan Longoria
22. Los Angeles Dodgers - Daniel Descalso
23. Texas Rangers - Ender Inciarte
24. Arizona Diamondbacks - J.D. Davis
25. Baltimore Orioles - Chris Taylor
26. Colorado Rockies - Colin Moran
27. Cleveland Indians - Ryan O'Hearn
28. Kansas City Royals - Danny Jansen
29. Washington Nationals - Martin Maldonado
30. Boston Red Sox - Teoscar Hernandez

[Rays GM]

Nice job!

[Braves GM (Wood)]

good read and very nice, but still feels like got ripped lmao

"There is no limit to what can be accomplished when nobody cares who gets the credit."