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MLB, NCAA Baseball API | Highlightly (6.2.2)

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Get ready for real time MLB and College Baseball match/player statistics, live scores, match predictions, live events, highlights, game recaps, fouls, and post-match interviews on a global scale. Integrate a wide spectrum of pre-match and live game odds into your projects for a complete sports data solution.

Contact

For feature requests, questions, private plans or business inquiries you can contact us at [email protected].

You can also contact us via RapidAPI by starting a discussion or by sending us a private message.

Integration

To start using our API services you will first need to create an account via Highlightly or RapidAPI. Both platforms offer you the ability to view the API analytics, manage billing settings, control API keys and much more. However, there are a few differences. RapidAPI does not include custom plans nor does it provide long term plan discounts.

Accounts are not synced across platforms.

Please ensure that your API key is not made public to prevent potential abuse. Your API key can be managed either through Highlightly or RapidAPI.

API usage

Highlightly API base url: https://baseball.highlightly.net

RapidAPI API base url: https://mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com

Each API request will be considered valid only if the following headers are present:

Request Header Value
x-rapidapi-key Your Highlightly or RapidAPI API Key
x-rapidapi-host mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com - only needed for usage through RapidAPI

These headers are mandatory when requesting API data. They are not needed when requesting other resources such as logos or images.

Each API response will contain additional headers. The following three are considered the most important for developers:

Response Header Value
x-ratelimit-requests-limit This is a static value indicating the number of requests the plan you are currently subscribed to allows you to make.
x-ratelimit-requests-remaining The number of requests remaining (from your plan) before you reach the limit of requests your application is allowed to make. When this reaches zero, you will not be able to make any requests until your daily quota is reset. You can view these limits and quotas on the pricing page of the API in the API Hub.
content-type Value will always be application/json. XML format is not supported.

In the following sections we will guide you through all endpoints and functionalities the API has to offer.

MLB, NCAA Baseball API

Baseball.Highlights

Get all highlights

Refresh interval: Once a minute

Note: Certain highlights might be uploaded whilst the game is playing. Full game recaps tend to be uploaded anywhere from 1 to 48 hours after a match is finished.

Highlights represent the core of our API. They include various different kinds of clips ranging from real time live events such as insane plays, last minute scores to full game recaps, pre/post match interviews.

Currently we aggregate videos from many different sources. Depending on the source and verification process we divide the clips into two categories:

Type Description
VERIFIED Videos come from reputable sources that have been thoroughly inspected. In most cases the clips are from official authors who own the copyrights to the video itself. The hosting platform can impose geo restrictions or prevent direct embedding (highlights/geo-restrictions/{highlightId} route can be used to check for potential restrictions). Verified highlights are uploaded anywhere from 1 to 48 hours of the match being finished.
UNVERIFIED Highlights vary and might not have gone through the verification process or are considered user uploaded. Videos include a wide spectrum of topics such as last minute scores, memorable plays, game recaps, etc. Unverified highlights are considered more real time and might be uploaded even when the match is still being played. The lifetime of these clips vary and is dependant on the hosting platform.

Each highlight has a title which describes what the video is about. Certain entries will have a description as well which is used to further describe the associated clip. The source field defines where the clip was aggregated from (e.g. would be youtube, twitter, reddit, espn, etc.). For certain sources you will see additional information being present in the channel field. By utilising this information you can further narrow down which videos you want to showcase. Highlights might also have an embedUrl property which is used to directly embed the videos into your website or mobile application.

Below is an example of what you can aim to achieve with our highlights data:

Highlights example

Retrieve highlights

Retrieve a list of highlights based on the requested query parameters.

At least one primary query parameter needs to be specified before you can retrieve the data (timezone, limit, offset are considered secondary).

You can specify the timezone field in combination with the date query parameter to get highlights relevant to your location.

There are two other important parameters. The limit parameter defines what the number of returned highlights will be. If the number of actual highlights is above the limit value you can make subsequent requests by increasing the offset value.

Note: The Basic/Free plan might have certain restrictions in place. More information can be found here.

query Parameters
leagueName
string
Example: leagueName=NCAA
date
string
Example: date=2022-06-10

Date that follows the YYYY-MM-DD format.
timezone
string
Default: "Etc/UTC"
Example: timezone=Europe/London

Valid timezone identifier.
season
number
Example: season=2022
matchId
number
Example: matchId=343056
homeTeamId
number
Example: homeTeamId=10291525
awayTeamId
number
Example: awayTeamId=10291566
homeTeamName
string
Example: homeTeamName=Pirates
awayTeamName
string
Example: awayTeamName=Longhorns
homeTeamAbbreviation
string
Example: homeTeamAbbreviation=ECU
awayTeamAbbreviation
string
Example: awayTeamAbbreviation=TEX
homeTeamDisplayName
string
Example: homeTeamDisplayName=East Carolina
awayTeamDisplayName
string
Example: awayTeamDisplayName=Texas
limit
number [ 0 .. 40 ]
Default: 40
Example: limit=40
offset
number >= 0
Default: 0
Example: offset=0
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
{
  • "data": [ ],
  • "pagination": {
    },
  • "plan": {
    }
}

Get geo restrictions for highlight

Refresh interval: Once an hour

Note: Endpoint is not available in the Basic/Free plan.

Geo restrictions are a plague that have been around for quite a while. They restrict access to online content based on the viewers geographical location. Trying to show restricted highlights to your users can greatly hinder the viewing experience.

Each highlight has a state property which defines how the geo restrictions are applied.

State Description
No restricitons applied Highlight has no restrictions applied and is available globally.
Allowed countries restriction Highlight is only available to users whose country code is found in the allowedCountries list.
Blocked countries restriction Highlight is blocked to all users whose country code is found in the blockedCountries list.
Unknown restrictions There is no guaranteed way to define all allowed or blocked countries.

As presented before, certain highlights have an embedUrl field which can be used to directly embed the video into your website or application. The embeddable field specifies whether this is allowed or not.

path Parameters
id
required
number

Requested highlight id.
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
{
  • "state": "Allowed countries restriction",
  • "allowedCountries": [
    ],
  • "blockedCountries": [ ],
  • "embeddable": true
}

Get highlight by id

Retrieve highlight information by specifying the highlight id path parameter.

Note: Used to check whether a highlight still exists or had its information updated.

path Parameters
id
required
number

Requested highlight id.
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
[ ]

Baseball.Matches

Get all matches

Refresh interval: Once a minute

Route returns only general match information. For additional match details check the matches/{matchId} route.

Retrieve a list of matches based on the requested query parameters.

At least one primary query parameter needs to be specified before you can retrieve the data (timezone, limit, offset are considered secondary).

You can specify the timezone field in combination with the date query parameter to get matches relevant to your location.

There are two other important parameters. The limit parameter defines what the number of returned matches will be. If the number of actual matches is above the limit value you can make subsequent requests by increasing the offset value.

Matches have different possible states they can be in:

State Description
Finished Match has been concluded.
Postponed Match has been postponed due to certain circumstances that are preventing the game from being played. Event start time will be changed to a moment in the future.
Scheduled Match has not been started yet.
Canceled Game will not be played.
Abandoned Considered "abandoned" when it is prematurely ended by the officials and can not be resumed or completed. In the future the game might be resumed from the exact point where it was halted.
In Progress Game is currently in progress.
Half Time Half time pause between first and second half.
Suspended Match has already been in play but was suspended. In the future the game will resume from the exact point where it was halted.
Unknown Unknown match coverage or state.
Rain Delay Match has been delayed due to bad weather conditions. Will either be resumed or suspended.
Period End Break time between periods.

Below is an example of what you can aim to achieve with the matches endpoint:

Baseball matches example

query Parameters
league
string
Example: league=MLB
date
string
Example: date=2024-08-31

Date that follows the YYYY-MM-DD format.
timezone
string
Default: "Etc/UTC"
Example: timezone=Europe/London

Valid timezone identifier.
season
number
Example: season=2024
homeTeamId
number
Example: homeTeamId=10291199
awayTeamId
number
Example: awayTeamId=10291203
homeTeamName
string
Example: homeTeamName=Rangers
awayTeamName
string
Example: awayTeamName=Athletics
homeTeamAbbreviation
string
Example: homeTeamAbbreviation=TEX
awayTeamAbbreviation
string
Example: awayTeamAbbreviation=OAK
homeTeamDisplayName
string
Example: homeTeamDisplayName=Texas Rangers
awayTeamDisplayName
string
Example: awayTeamDisplayName=Oakland Athletics
limit
number [ 0 .. 100 ]
Default: 100
Example: limit=100
offset
number >= 0
Default: 0
Example: offset=0
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
{
  • "data": [
    ],
  • "pagination": {
    },
  • "plan": {
    }
}

Get match by id

Retrieve detailed match information by specifying the match id path parameter.

Fetched data will have additional information about the venue, weather forecast, match stats, who the game's referees are, each team's rosters, and plays.

Note: Used to retrieve additional match information.

path Parameters
id
required
number

Requested match id.
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
[
  • {
    }
]

Baseball.Teams

Get all teams

Retrieve a list of teams that are supported by the API.

By utilising either league, name, displayName or abbreviation query parameters you can check whether a specific team exists or simply retrieve the associated data.

There are two other important query parameters. The limit parameter defines what the number of returned teams will be. If the number of actual teams is above the limit value you can make subsequent requests by increasing the offset value.

query Parameters
league
string
Example: league=MLB
name
string
Example: name=Rangers
displayName
string
Example: displayName=Texas Rangers
abbreviation
string
Example: abbreviation=TEX
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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Content type
application/json
{
  • "data": [ ],
  • "pagination": {
    },
  • "plan": {
    }
}

Get team statistics

Refresh interval: Immediately once a match is finished.

Retrieve team stats for each league and season by specifying the team's id path parameter. Requires fromDate query parameter to be specified in the YYYY-MM-DD format. Additionally, the timezone query parameter can be specified to futher narrow down the search results based on your location.

path Parameters
id
required
number

Requested team id.
query Parameters
fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2023-08-06

Date that follows the YYYY-MM-DD format.
timezone
string
Default: "Etc/UTC"
Example: timezone=Europe/London

Valid timezone identifier.
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
[
  • {
    }
]

Get team by team id

Retrieve team information by specifying the team id path parameter.

Note: Used to check whether a team still exists or had its information updated.

path Parameters
id
required
number

Requested team id.
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
[ ]

Baseball.Standings

Get standings

Refresh interval: Up to an hour after a match for the associated league and season is finished

Retrieve standings data for a specific league, conference or division.

There are numerous ways on how to fetch the data. You can utilise either abbreviation or leagueName:

League Name Abbreviation
American League (MLB) AL
National League (MLB) NL
NCAA Division I (CBASE) NCAA

Additionally you can specify the year parameter to narrow down the the standings for that season.

There are two other important parameters that are used to navigate through the pagination. The limit parameter defines what the number of returned standings will be. If the number of actual standings is above the limit value you can make subsequent requests by increasing the offset value.

Below is an example on how you could render league associated standings

Standings example

query Parameters
leagueType
string
Example: leagueType=MLB
limit
number [ 0 .. 10 ]
Default: 10
Example: limit=5
offset
number >= 0
Default: 0
Example: offset=0
leagueName
string
Example: leagueName=National League (MLB)
abbreviation
string
Example: abbreviation=NL
year
number
Example: year=2024
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
{
  • "data": [
    ],
  • "pagination": {
    },
  • "plan": {
    }
}

Baseball.Odds

Get all odds

Prematch odds refresh interval: Multiple times a day

Live odds refresh interval: Once every 10 minutes

Note: Endpoint is not available in the Basic/Free plan.

Retrieve a list of match odds based on the requested query parameters. With oddsType query parameter you can specify whether you want prematch or live odds. If you do not set a specific value prematch odds will be returned.

At least one primary query parameter needs to be specified before you can retrieve the data (timezone, limit, offset, oddsType are considered secondary).

The most popular way of getting match odds is by specifying the matchId query parameter. You can also utilise the date parameter alongside the timezone to fetch all match odds for a given day. By specifying league or bookmaker related fields you can further narrow down your search.

As it stands, we currently offer the support for the following markets:

Market Description
Home/Away The possible outcomes for the mentioned market are either Home or Away. There is no possible way for the game to end in a Draw.
Over/Under This is considered a complex market. It is split into multiple possible variants such as "Over/Under 7.5", "Over/Under 9.5" points and so on. The possible outcome of a variant is either Over or Under.
Asian Handicap This is considered a complex market. It is split into multiple possible variants such as "Asian Handicap -0.5/+0.5", "Asian Handicap -1.5/+1.5" and so on. The possible outcome of a variant is either Home or Away.
Odd or Even The Odd or Even market defines whether the score of both teams will be either Odd or Even.

There are two other important query parameters. The limit parameter defines what the number of returned match odds will be. If the number of actual match odds is above the limit value you can make subsequent requests by increasing the offset value.

Match odds are available up to 28 days after the game finishes and up to 7 days before the game starts.

Below is an example of what can be achieved with bookmaker odds on a match basis:

Odds example

query Parameters
oddsType
string
Example: oddsType=prematch

Defines whether live or prematch odds will be returned.

leagueName
string
Example: leagueName=MLB
timezone
string
Default: "Etc/UTC"
Example: timezone=Europe/London

Valid timezone identifier.
bookmakerId
number
Example: bookmakerId=7122
limit
number [ 0 .. 5 ]
Default: 5
Example: limit=5
offset
number >= 0
Default: 0
Example: offset=0
matchId
number
bookmakerName
string
Example: bookmakerName=Stake.com
date
string

Date that follows the YYYY-MM-DD format.
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
{
  • "data": [
    ],
  • "pagination": {
    },
  • "plan": {
    }
}

Baseball.Bookmakers

Get all bookmakers

Refresh interval: Once a day

Retrieve a list of supported bookmakers.

There are two important parameters that are used to navigate through the pagination. The limit parameter defines what the number of returned bookmakers will be. If the number of actual bookmakers is above the limit value you can make subsequent requests by increasing the offset value.

The bookmakers name or id can be used to filter data from the odds endpoint.

query Parameters
name
string
Example: name=Megapari Sport
limit
number [ 0 .. 100 ]
Default: 20
Example: limit=20
offset
number >= 0
Default: 0
Example: offset=0
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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Content type
application/json
{
  • "data": [
    ],
  • "pagination": {
    },
  • "plan": {
    }
}

Get bookmaker by id

Retrieve bookmaker information by specifying the bookmaker id path parameter.

Note: Used to check whether a bookmaker still exists or had its information updated.

path Parameters
id
required
number

Requested bookmaker id.
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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Content type
application/json
[
  • {
    }
]

Baseball.Last Five Games

Get last five finished games for a specific team id

Refresh interval: Immediately once a game is considered finished

Retrieve a list of the last five finished games for a specific team. If a game was not finished (e.g. was cancelled or postponed) it will not be returned.

Specify teamId query parameter to retrieve the data. Endpoint is used to create a form section between two teams that are playing a match. Below is an example of what can be achieved:

Last five games example

query Parameters
teamId
required
number
Example: teamId=10291525
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
[
  • {
    }
]

Baseball.Head 2 Head

Get head 2 head games

Retrieve a list of the last ten head 2 head games between two teams. Compare the two teams to find out who is stronger based on their past match results.

Specify teamIdOne and teamIdTwo query parameters to retrieve the data. The order of team ids does not matter.

Below is an example of what you can achieve with the data:

H2H example

query Parameters
teamIdOne
required
number
Example: teamIdOne=10291175
teamIdTwo
required
number
Example: teamIdTwo=10291176
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
[
  • {
    }
]

Baseball.Lineups

Get linups by match id

Lineups should be queried up to a few hours before the game starts.

Retrieve home and away team lineups for a specific match.

Below is an example of what you can aim to achieve with the lineup endpoint:

Nba lineups example

path Parameters
matchId
required
number

Requested match id.
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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Content type
application/json
{
  • "home": {
    },
  • "away": {
    }
}

Baseball.Match Box Score

Retrieve player box score for specified match id

Refresh interval: Every minute

Retrieve detailed per-player MLB box score statistics by specifying the matchId as the path parameter.

The response is an array with two elements:
[homeTeam, awayTeam]

Each team object contains general team information and a list of player box scores, including both batting and pitching statistics.

Team Structure

Each team (home or away) has the following shape:

Field Description
id Unique identifier for the team.
name Team name.
logo Team logo identifier or URL, if available.
boxScores List of per-player box score records for the team.

Player Box Score

Each item in boxScores represents a single player’s performance in the match.

Player Metadata

Field Description
id Unique identifier for the player.
name Player’s display name.

Player Statistics

Player performance data is provided as a list of statistic records.
Each record includes a statistic name, its category, and the recorded value.

Field Description
name Name of the statistic (e.g. Total At-Bats, Innings Pitched).
group Statistic category (Batting or Pitching).
value Numeric value of the statistic.

Batting Statistics Explained

  • Total At-Bats (AB)
    Number of official at-bats for the player.

  • Total Runs Scored (R)
    Number of times the player scored a run.

  • Total Hits (H)
    Total number of hits recorded by the player.

  • Total Runs Batted In (RBI)
    Number of runs driven in by the player’s offensive actions.

  • Total Home Runs (HR)
    Number of home runs hit.

  • Total Walks (BB)
    Number of bases on balls earned.

  • Total Strikeouts (SO)
    Number of times the player struck out while batting.

  • Total Pitches Thrown (Batting)
    Total pitches seen by the player while at bat.

  • Batting Average (AVG)
    Hits divided by at-bats.

  • On-Base Percentage (OBP)
    Frequency at which the player reaches base safely.

  • Slugging Percentage (SLG)
    Measure of batting power based on total bases per at-bat.

Pitching Statistics Explained

  • Innings Pitched (IP)
    Total number of innings pitched.

  • Hits Allowed (H)
    Number of hits allowed by the pitcher.

  • Runs Allowed (R)
    Total runs given up.

  • Total Earned Runs (ER)
    Runs that scored without defensive errors.

  • Total Walks Allowed (BB)
    Number of batters walked.

  • Total Strikeouts (SO)
    Number of batters struck out.

  • Home Runs Allowed (HR)
    Number of home runs conceded.

  • Earned Run Average (ERA)
    Average number of earned runs allowed per nine innings.

  • Total Pitches Thrown (Pitching)
    Total number of pitches thrown by the pitcher.

Notes

  • A player may appear with batting stats, pitching stats, or both.
  • Some players may have zero values if they did not record a statistic in that category.
  • Statistic availability may vary depending on player participation in the match.
path Parameters
id
required
number

Requested match id
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
[
  • {
    }
]

Baseball.Players

Get all players

Refresh interval: 15 minutes

Route returns only general player information. For additional player details check the players/{playerId} and players/{playerId}/statistics routes.

Retrieve a list of players based on the requested query parameters.

Returned results will be paginated. The limit parameter defines what the number of returned players will be. If the number of actual players is above the limit value you can make subsequent requests by increasing the offset value.

query Parameters
name
string
Example: name=Reese Albert
limit
number [ 0 .. 1000 ]
Default: 1000
Example: limit=1000
offset
number >= 0
Default: 0
Example: offset=0
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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Content type
application/json
{
  • "data": [
    ],
  • "pagination": {
    },
  • "plan": {
    }
}

Get player summary by player id

Refresh interval: Once a day

Retrieve detailed player summary for specified playerId.

Detailed player summary consists of the following information:

Type Description
Profile Provides a structured summary of a player's personal and professional profile. It includes key details such as current team affiliation, physical attributes (height, weight), biographical data (name, birth date, birthplace, citizenship), and playing positions. The data reflects both the player's current career status and positional versatility, offering a higher level overview which is useful for scouting, analysis, or profile display.
path Parameters
id
required
number

Requested player id.
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
[
  • {
    }
]

Get player statistics by player id

Refresh interval: Once a day

Retrieve detailed player statistics for specified playerId.

Detailed player statistics are aggregated on a perSeason level. Each season has the following available coverage:

Type Description
Entire Combines both regular season and post-season statistics. Pre-season data is not included.
Season Includes only regular season statistics.

Recorded stats are dependant on the player position. In total, the following stats are available:

Type Description
Pitching Statistics that measure a pitcher's performance in preventing runs and controlling opposing hitters (innings pitched, strikeouts, walks, earned runs).
Batting Statistics that measure a player's offensive performance at the plate, including hitting ability, power and on-base success (hits, batting average, home runs, RBIs).

Note: As mentioned earlier, statistics are associated with specific player positions. This means the results you receive will vary depending on the player's position.

Baseball Player stats example

path Parameters
id
required
number

Requested player id.
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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application/json
[
  • {
    }
]

Baseball.Statistics

Returns detailed match statistics for given id

Refresh interval: Every minute

Retrieve aggregated MLB team statistics for a single match by specifying the matchId as the path parameter.

The response is an array with two elements:
[teamA, teamB]

Each element represents a team and contains general team information along with aggregated statistics across batting, pitching, and fielding.

Team Structure

Each team object has the following shape:

Field Description
id Unique identifier for the team.
name Team name.
logo Team logo identifier or URL, if available.
statistics List of aggregated statistical records for the team.

Team Statistics

Each item in statistics represents a single aggregated metric recorded during the match.

Statistic Record

Field Description
name Name of the statistic (e.g. Total Hits, Earned Run Average).
group Statistic category (Batting, Pitching, or Fielding).
value Numeric value of the statistic.

Batting Statistics

Batting statistics summarize the team’s offensive performance.

  • Total At Bats
    Number of official team at-bats.

  • Total Hits
    Total number of hits recorded by the team.

  • Total Runs
    Total runs scored by the team.

  • Total RBIs
    Total runs driven in by the team’s offensive actions.

  • Total Home Runs
    Total home runs hit by the team.

  • Total Walks
    Total bases on balls earned.

  • Total Strikeouts
    Total strikeouts by batters.

  • Batting Average (AVG)
    Team hits divided by total at-bats.

  • On-Base Percentage (OBP)
    Frequency at which the team reaches base safely.

  • Slugging Percentage (SLG)
    Measure of team batting power based on total bases per at-bat.

  • On-Base Plus Slugging (OPS)
    Combined on-base and slugging percentage.

Pitching Statistics

Pitching statistics summarize the team’s performance while pitching.

  • Innings Pitched (IP)
    Total innings pitched by the team.

  • Hits Allowed (H)
    Number of hits allowed by team pitchers.

  • Runs Allowed (R)
    Total runs conceded.

  • Total Earned Runs (ER)
    Runs that scored without defensive errors.

  • Total Walks Allowed (BB)
    Number of batters walked.

  • Total Strikeouts (SO)
    Number of batters struck out.

  • Home Runs Allowed (HR)
    Total home runs conceded.

  • Earned Run Average (ERA)
    Average number of earned runs allowed per nine innings.

  • Total Pitches Thrown
    Total number of pitches thrown by team pitchers.

Fielding Statistics Explained

Fielding statistics summarize the team’s defensive performance.

  • Total Putouts
    Number of recorded outs by fielders.

  • Total Assists
    Number of assists recorded.

  • Total Errors
    Number of defensive errors committed.

  • Total Chances
    Total defensive chances.

  • Fielding Percentage
    Percentage of successful defensive plays.

Notes

  • All statistics are aggregated at the team level.
  • Not all statistic categories or metrics are guaranteed to be present for every match.
  • Some values may be 0 depending on match flow and team participation.
path Parameters
id
required
number

Requested match id
header Parameters
x-rapidapi-host
required
string

mlb-college-baseball-api.p.rapidapi.com
x-rapidapi-key
required
string

Rapid API Token

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