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The data is coming directly from mlb.com, who provides a json feed for non-commercial use. I hope this continues to qualify, since I'm not running ads. :)
by apgwoz 16y ago
The data is coming directly from mlb.com, who provides a json feed for non-commercial use. I hope this continues to qualify, since I'm not running ads. :)
- imp 16y agoYeah, that seems non-commercial. One suggestion: After the initial team search, it would be nice to be able to browse the teams or games somehow. I liked the surprise of the score and description, and it would be cool to easily browse or view a random game or something like that.
- ai09 16y agoAnother free option for data that a friend of mine uses: http://developer.fanfeedr.com/ http://developer.fanfeedr.com/ 2400 API pulls a day for free and I think it includes all the major sports.
- madh 16y agoThere was another site called Boxscore Junkie using that data that was quite nice. It had scores, detailed boxscores, and pitchFX data. Unfortunately it was apparently shut down a legal threat from MLB. Link to the source: http://code.google.com/p/boxscore-junkie/ http://code.google.com/p/boxscore-junkie/
- apgwoz 16y agoOuch. I'll have to find another data source. I have to look into FanFeedr, which someone mentioned, maybe that'll work for me.