API Reference
175 tables across 9 leagues. Pick a league to see its endpoints, fields, and runnable examples — every request works against a shared trial key right in the browser.
Every scheduled and played NFL game — preseason exhibitions, the 18-week regular season, and the playoffs from Wild Card weekend through the Super Bowl — plus the players, teams, coaching staffs, depth charts, injuries, betting markets, and play-by-play behind them.
Every NBA game across the 82-game regular season, the In-Season Tournament, the play-in round, and the four-round playoffs through the Finals — with the players, coaching staffs, depth charts, injuries, betting markets, and possession-level play-by-play behind them.
Every MLB game from spring training through the World Series — the 162-game regular season, the postseason bracket, plus the players, ballparks, umpires, weather, Statcast metrics, and pitch-by-pitch detail.
Every NHL game across the 82-game regular season and the four-round Stanley Cup Playoffs — with the players, forward lines, defensive pairings, goalie depth, scoring plays, penalties, and game-odds behind them. Data coming soon to production.
Every professional golf tournament — the four majors, the PGA Tour stops, the FedExCup playoffs — broken down to the round, leaderboard, hole-by-hole and shot-by-shot ShotLink/TrackMan tracking, and the players, courses, season-long stats, and tournament odds behind them.
Kalshi's prediction-market exchange — binary YES/NO contracts on NBA games (winner, spread, and total markets) from the 2025-26 season onward, with event-driven price candles, the public trade tape, and on-exchange settlement results.
Polymarket's on-chain prediction markets — events and the YES/NO outcome tokens that trade against them, with token-level snapshots, OHLC candles, price history, order books, and the full public trade tape.
Daily-fantasy contest data across operators — the slates (operator + league + game pool + scoring rules), their game pools, player pools with salaries and positions, projection sources and projections, and the contests with their entrants, submitted lineups, and per-lineup player rosters.
Cross-league reference data — the operators (DFS sites, sportsbooks, data providers) that every operator_id filter on the public API points at. Exactly one table from schema `main` is exposed; everything else in that schema is private.