Meta Node

The date and time of the query in the US Eastern (New York) timezone, results and pagination. Also included are the URIs for reference endpoints.

<credits>1</credits>
<processing-time>0.013304948806763 sec</processing-time>
<processed-at>9999-99-99 00:00:00</processed-at>
<timezone>America/New_York</timezone>
<ip>0.0.0.0</ip>
<queryid>v4.0000000</queryid>
<results-max>500</results-max>
<results-total>24</results-total>
<page>1</page>
<pages-total>1</pages-total>
<stat-glossary>https://api4.natst.at/xxxx-xxxxxx/glossary/milb</stat-glossary>
<codes-teams>https://api4.natst.at/xxxx-xxxxxx/teamcodes/milb</codes-teams>
<codes-leagues>https://api4.natst.at/xxxx-xxxxxx/leaguecodes/milb</codes-leagues>
<codes-players>https://api4.natst.at/xxxx-xxxxxx/playercodes/milb</codes-players>
<api>National Statistical API</api>
<version>v4 BETA 1 (2026.09.29)</version>
<documentation>https://natstat.com/api-v4/docs</documentation>
<support>https://natstat.com/support</support>
<report_issues>https://natstat.com/support</errors>
<changelog>https://natstat.com/api-v4/docs#changelog>
<note>All times Eastern.</note>

The NatStat API may transition in the future to credit-based transactions (as opposed to the current call-based system), which may charge an extra credit for each stacked secondary endpoint. credits is provided in the meta node for experimental and illustrative purposes only. For the time being, every call still deducts one credit from your API balance.

All timestamps in the National Statistical API are US Eastern (New York).