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MLB Statistics Feeds Updated 07.17.17 MLB Statistics Feeds 2017 Season 1 SPORTRADAR MLB STATISTICS FEEDS Updated 07.17.17 Table of Contents Overview ....................................................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. MLB Statistics Feeds.................................................................................................................................................. 3 Coverage Levels........................................................................................................................................................... 4 League Information ..................................................................................................................................................... 5 Team & Staff Information .......................................................................................................................................... 7 Player Information ....................................................................................................................................................... 9 Venue Information .................................................................................................................................................... 13 Injuries & Transactions Information ................................................................................................................... 16 Game & Series Information ................................................................................................................................... 17 Box Score Information ............................................................................................................................................ 20 Lineups, Officials, & Play-By-Play Information............................................................................................... 30 Player Statistics - Baserunning ........................................................................................................................... 32 Player Statistics - Fielding ..................................................................................................................................... 33 Player Statistics - Hitting ....................................................................................................................................... 35 Player Statistics - Pitching .................................................................................................................................... 40 Player Splits - Baserunning ................................................................................................................................... 45 Player Splits - Hitting ............................................................................................................................................... 46 Player Splits - Pitching............................................................................................................................................ 47 Team Statistics - Baserunning ............................................................................................................................. 49 Team Statistics - Fielding ...................................................................................................................................... 50 Team Statistics - Hitting......................................................................................................................................... 51 Team Statistics - Pitching ..................................................................................................................................... 55 Team Splits - Baserunning .................................................................................................................................... 59 Team Splits - Hitting ................................................................................................................................................ 60 Team Splits - Pitching ............................................................................................................................................. 61 League Leaders - Player ........................................................................................................................................ 62 League Leaders - Team.......................................................................................................................................... 63 Standings ..................................................................................................................................................................... 64 Frequently Asked Questions ................................................................................................................................. 65 Document Change History .................................................................................................................................... 74 2 SPORTRADAR MLB STATISTICS FEEDS Updated 07.17.17 MLB Statistics Feeds We package our comprehensive stats collection into the following feeds, each focused on serving specific information needs. Daily Box Score – inning-by-inning scoring breakdown, top-level runs, hits and errors by team, as well as details on run-scoring events for all games on a given MLB defined day Daily Change Log – information on any changes made to teams, players, game statistics, and standings Daily Schedule – the date, time and location for all games on a given MLB defined day Daily Summary – team lineups as well as team and player statistics for all games on a given MLB defined day Daily Transactions – information concerning all transactions taking place on a given MLB defined day Game Box Score – inning by inning scoring breakdown, top-level runs, hits and errors by team, as well as details on run-scoring events for a given game Game Summary – team lineups as well as team and player statistics for a given game Glossary – full text descriptions for pitch ids, player status ids, outcome ids, and game status ids Injuries – information concerning all current injuries across the league League Depth Charts – current depth chart positions for all positions on all teams in the league League Hierarchy – the name, market, league, division and venue for each team League Leaders – AL, NL, and MLB leader information for various hitting and pitching statistics League Schedule – the date, time and location for every game Play-By-Play – detailed, real-time information on every pitch and game event Player Profile – detailed player information including seasonal statistics and splits Rankings – league and division rank for each team, including post season clinching status Seasonal Splits – detailed splits for a given team and all players on the roster Seasonal Statistics – detailed season-to-date stats for given team and all players on the roster Series Schedule – play-off participant information as well as the date, time, location, and other event details for every match-up taking place for the entire play-offs Standings – top-level standings information including team, league, division, wins, and losses Team Depth Chart – current depth chart positions for all positions on a given team Team Profile – top-level team information including all players currently on the 25 man roster, 40 man roster, or expected to join the team Team Rosters (Active) – player information for players listed on the 25 man roster for each team Team Rosters (Full) – player information for all players listed on the 40 man roster for each team, including those players who are out with injury or expected to join the team Venues – the name, location, and capacity of each venue, along with the dimensions of each field Note: An MLB day begins at 4am EST and ends at 3:59:59am EST the following day. 3 SPORTRADAR MLB STATISTICS FEEDS Updated 07.17.17 Coverage Levels We provide two different levels of detail to ensure maximum coverage. We combine coverage levels with the correct feeds to ensure you are getting the most comprehensive data offering in the most efficient manner possible. Boxscore – We provide runs each inning, as well as the total runs, hits, and errors, in a timely manner, as the game progresses. Boxscore coverage is available for any MLB team versus MLB team spring training game not covered via our full coverage offering. Full – We provide live play-by-play coverage for the entire game. We provide updated live events as well as team- and player-level data in near real time. Full coverage is available for all regular and post season games as well as those spring training games available live via a reliable broadcast. 4 SPORTRADAR MLB STATISTICS FEEDS Updated 07.17.17 League Information Stat Feeds Element Attribute Format League Hierarchy Rankings Division – Alias division alias String Standings Team Profile League Hierarchy Rankings Division – Id division id GUID Standings Team Profile League Hierarchy Rankings Division – Name division name String Standings Team Profile Daily Transactions Injuries League Hierarchy League - Alias League Leaders league alias String Rankings Standings Team Profile Daily Transactions Injuries League Hierarchy League – Id League Leaders league id GUID Rankings Standings Team Profile Daily Transactions Injuries League Hierarchy League - Name League Leaders league name String Rankings Standings Team Profile Daily Change Log Daily Schedule Daily Summary League Depth Charts League Hierarchy
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