Changelog

We have added playoff seed numbers for teams in relevant Schedule and Series endpoints. You may now easily track a team's seed during a game or series.

We are thrilled to unveil our new Odds Comparison Live Odds API, tailored specifically for media clients to deliver live odds updates seamlessly integrated into in-game environments. This innovative RESTful API provides comprehensive odds comparison data, updated every 15-30 seconds to ensure accuracy and enhance audience engagement. For details on the specific markets and leagues covered, please refer to our documentation here.

We have added an Officials RESTful endpoint. Request this to get a complete list of all umpires in the league with their unique IDs and officiating tenures.

We have added three new data points for MLB players: salary, rookie year, and Hall of Fame year. Use these fields to build in-depth player profiles.

Beginning in 2025 Spring Training games, receive the game score for every at bat and event in the Game Play-by-Play endpoint.

We've added support for multiple broadcasts for each game in our newly released MLB v8 API.

We’re thrilled to announce the release of MLB API Version 8! This update is loaded with exciting new endpoints, enhanced data points, and valuable improvements designed to elevate your experience and provide richer insights for your applications.

We've added a status indicator to all sport events covered in our v2 Odds Comparison APIs. Use this new data point (sport_event.status) to track the live progress of games with odds available.

We've added laps and laps_completed at the race level for the IndyCar and Indy Lights APIs. This info is already available in the Formula 1, Formula E, and MotoGP APIs.

We've added five pitch outcome_id values to account for new MLB rules violations. See below for the new values and their definitions.