Mlb Data
CheckedAccess comprehensive MLB historical data—player stats, game results, team financials—for advanced analysis and insights.
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machina-sports
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Scanned machina-sports/sports-skills at 3be3624236.
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- Manifest
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About this skill
The mlb-data skill provides access to Major League Baseball statistics and game information, enabling AI agents to retrieve real-time scores, player performance metrics, and historical team data. It serves as a specialized data source for sports analytics, fantasy league management, and live commentary applications.
When to use it
- Retrieving current MLB game scores and box scores during live broadcasts or betting analysis.
- Analyzing player statistics such as batting averages, ERA, or home run totals for fantasy baseball strategies.
- Generating historical comparisons between teams or players over specific seasons or timeframes.
- Building automated sports news alerts based on specific team performance thresholds.
Key capabilities
- Access to comprehensive Major League Baseball datasets including player and team stats.
- Real-time game score retrieval and status updates.
- Historical data aggregation for trend analysis.
- Structured output suitable for integration into dashboards or reporting tools.
Example prompts
- "What is the current batting average of Shohei Ohtani this season?"
- "Provide a summary of the last game between the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox."
- "List the top 5 pitchers with the lowest ERA in the American League over the past month."
Tips & gotchas
Ensure your AI agent has active internet connectivity to fetch the most recent live scores, as this data source relies on external updates. Verify that the specific season or year is specified in your query if analyzing historical trends to avoid confusion between current and archived data.