What sports leagues does MCPs for sports support?
It supports Yahoo fantasy leagues for NFL, NHL, NBA, and MLB.
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An MCP server for real-time sports.
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MCPs for sports wraps the Yahoo Fantasy Sports API, giving an LLM read and write access to your fantasy leagues across NFL, NHL, NBA, and MLB. It is designed for fantasy sports managers who want to manage their teams through a language model.
Install dependencies via ./scripts/setup.sh, then run cd yahoo && uv run yahoo-login for a one-time OAuth login (paste client id/secret and a verifier code). Finally, point your MCP client at the server.
It supports Yahoo fantasy leagues for NFL, NHL, NBA, and MLB.
You need Python (with `uv`), and you must complete a one-time OAuth login using a Yahoo client ID and secret obtained from the Yahoo Developer Network.

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