Closed corey-Robinson1337 closed 2 years ago
Use the schedule endpoint. You can get all games for the 2022 season like this: statsapi.get("schedule", {"sportId":1, "startDate":"01/01/2022", "endDate": "12/31/2022", "fields": "dates,date,games,gamePk,gameType,teams,away,home,team,id"})
. Leave out the fields
param to see all available fields. Corresponding URL: https://statsapi.mlb.com/api/v1/schedule?sportId=1&startDate=01/01/2022&endDate=12/31/2022&fields=dates,date,games,gamePk,gameType,teams,away,home,team,id.
Alright I will do just that! Thank you for the prompt response!!
Sorry to be a bother, but where I can I find the valid values for the field param?
I would like to get the start times of the games too if that's possible!
never mind I just dug into the code to figure it out!
You can just leave out the fields parameter altogether to get all fields returned (maybe do that with a smaller date range), and then add whatever fields you want from the full response. Keep in mind you will need to include any fields that are above the one you want; for example, if you want the detailedState field, you have to also include it's parent, status.
Hey I was wondering what a good approach would be to get the past game PK's for each game of this season. I'm trying to add each players stats for each games so that that I can calculate the variance of some stats so aggregated stats won't be sufficient.
I think this endpoint will get me what I need --
https://statsapi.mlb.com/api/{ver}/people/{personId}/stats/game/{gamePk}
Unfortunately, I'm not sure how I can provide the gamePk for each game of this mlb season.
What would be a good approach for me to get these gamePk's so that I can accomplish this?