MLB Stats MCP. Access real-time baseball data and player history instantly.

When you connect your agent to MLB Stats, you're hooking it up to a deep database covering everything from live action to decades of player performance. It lets your AI client run complex sabermetric analysis without leaving the chat window. You don’t need an actual sports data platform; you just ask your agent what you want, and it calls the right tool.

Real-Time Action & Performance Tracking

You pull real-time boxscores, minute-by-minute play-by-play feeds, and current game status updates using get_live_game_feed for any active baseball contest. To dig into specific numbers—like a player's batting average or team ERA—you use get_stats, just gotta tell it what stat type and who you want data on. If you need to know the general profile of an athlete or whole franchise, get_person pulls that detailed information using their unique ID.

To make sure your stats query is accurate, you first check the valid strings with list_stat_types. You can also confirm which sports levels are covered by checking the data types available via list_sports.

Context and Structure Tools

You gotta know what you're looking at before you pull the numbers. Your agent uses list_leagues to show every professional baseball league in the database, whether it’s MLB or a minor affiliate. If you wanna drill down further, list_divisions shows all existing divisions within those leagues. For team context, list_teams gives basic info on every major club and their minor league affiliates, while list_venues keeps track of the physical ballparks where games are played.

You can narrow your focus by checking available player positions using list_positions or finding out what game state codes mean with list_game_status. If you’re just looking for a general list of players who play in those spots, list_positions gives you the code (like C for catcher or P for pitcher).

Scheduling and Rankings

To plan your analysis around specific dates, use get_schedule; it pulls the planned list of games and basic info across any date range you provide. If you need to know where teams stand in the pecking order, get_standings pulls current or historical league rankings, letting you filter by season or type.

You can get a snapshot of all team placements using this tool. Finally, if you just wanna see what’s happening today and nothing else, you check list_game_status to confirm the valid codes (like 'Final' or 'In Progress') before calling any live data functions.