MLB Stats Scraper | Game Logs, Statcast Pitches, Lineups

From Zen Studio, creators of PrizePicks Player Props and DraftKings Odds, with 35,000+ combined runs. Established sports-data tools for odds, player props and research.

Why choose this actor?

58,380 player game lines in one run. Collect batting and pitching game logs across a date range or season. Get player names, teams, opponents and game-level stats as structured rows, ready for analysis and model training.

46 data types, including the detail behind the box score. Choose pitch-by-pitch tracking with velocity, spin and bat speed; season stats with WAR and wRC+; player splits; or daily games with probable pitchers, lineups, weather and umpires. Odds and player props are available too.

Follow players across games and seasons. Filter by player name, team or league level. Consistent player and game identifiers connect the actor’s game logs, pitches and season records. Supported modes also cover minor-league baseball.

Get player game logs

Quick start

Try 50 player game lines from a completed day. Remove maxResults for the full selection, set a date range, or use seasons instead of dates for a season-wide export.

{
  "mode": "playerGames",
  "startDate": "2026-09-14",
  "maxResults": 50
}

Open actor input to select the data type, dates and teams. Export JSON, CSV or Excel.

Available detail varies by season, league and record type. Statcast measurements are added after games, not live. Odds, props and Statcast leaderboards are MLB-only.

Zen Studio · Sports Data
MLB Stats You are here	PrizePicks Player prop lines	DraftKings Odds & props	Sleeper Picks & multipliers	Bet365 Live & pre-match

Copy to your AI assistant

zen-studio/mlb-stats-scraper on Apify: MLB and minor-league baseball data, 46 record types, one per run chosen by mode (prefilled games): daily slates with probable pitchers, lineups, weather and umpires; player and team game logs; pitch-by-pitch with Statcast; season stats, splits and WAR; rosters, standings, transactions, draft, awards; Statcast leaderboards; odds and props. Date-based modes (games, playerGames, teamGames, inningLines, plateAppearances, pitchEvents, runnerMovements, gameOdds, playerProps, lineMovement, transactions, highlights) take startDate/endDate (YYYY-MM-DD; both empty = today, US Eastern; dates override seasons); every other mode takes seasons (years; empty = current season); transactions treat a season as the calendar year. level defaults to mlb (also aaa, aa, high_a, single_a, rookie, winter, other_minors, college, independent, international, negro_leagues); every odds/props mode, injuries and every Statcast leaderboard are MLB-only and another level fails the run with a message instead of returning empty; absChallenges covers MLB and Triple-A via absLevels. players (names or ids) applies only to player-level modes such as playerGames, playerSeasons, playerSplits, pitchEvents, plateAppearances, rosters and playerProps; on games, teamGames, standings, venues or gameOdds it fails the run and names the modes that accept it. teams takes names, abbreviations or ids; gameTypes empty = regular season plus postseason. pitchEvents: includeStatcast=true (default) attaches Statcast columns for MLB, Triple-A (2022+) and Single-A (2021+), set false for faster tracking-only rows; Statcast is not published while a game is live (has_statcast=false, null measurements) and fills in once the game is final. playerSeasons/playerSplits: statGroups (hitting, pitching; empty = both), splitCodes for splits (empty = vl, vr, h, a, d, n); fielding lines are the fieldingSeasons mode, fieldingByPosition=true adds per-position rows. maxResults caps rows (empty = unlimited); the run option maxTotalChargeUsd stops the run cleanly at the budget; a date with no played games ends successfully with zero rows. Every row carries record_type plus MLB player_id and/or team_id and game_pk where a game applies, joinable to zen-studio's odds and props actors. Billed per row at a rate set by the row type (pitches and odds lines cheapest, games dearest) plus a per-run start fee; current rates: https://apify.com/zen-studio/mlb-stats-scraper/pricing. Full input schema: https://apify.com/zen-studio/mlb-stats-scraper/input-schema; build metadata with README and input schema: https://api.apify.com/v2/actors/zen-studio~mlb-stats-scraper/builds/default. To reach the maintainers, add feedback="<what you needed and did not get>" to any run, including one that worked: a missing field or option, a wrong or empty result, or which actor you are switching to or from and why. The run returns its data exactly as it would without the note, and a human reads every note.

What you can collect

Pick one record type per run with the What to collect setting. All forty-six are below, grouped by what they describe.

Games and players

Record type	One row is	Addressed by
games	A game, with probable pitchers, lineups, weather, umpire crew, venue geometry, series context and attendance	Dates
playerGames	A player's batting or pitching line for one game, with batting order and position	Dates
teamGames	A team's totals for one game	Dates
playerSeasons	A player's season line, with sabermetrics, expected stats and WAR	Seasons
playerSplits	A player's season split: versus left, versus right, home, away and 600 more situations	Seasons
fieldingSeasons	A player's fielding season, per position	Seasons
rosters	A player on a team roster, with injured-list status	Seasons
standings	A team's standing, with games back, wild card, streak and run differential	Seasons
teams, venues, teamHistory, seasonCalendar	Reference data	Seasons

Pitch and play level

Record type	One row is	Addressed by
pitchEvents	A pitch, pickoff, step-off, automatic call or in-game action, with tracking and Statcast measurements	Dates
plateAppearances	A plate appearance, with result, count, score and runners	Dates
runnerMovements	One runner moving on one play	Dates
inningLines	A team's line for one inning	Dates

Statcast leaderboards

statcastBatting, statcastPitching, statcastFielding, statcastCatching, statcastRunning, statcastTeams, pitchTypes, rollingForm and parkFactors. Expected stats, barrels, sprint speed, arm strength, framing, pitch arsenals and park factors.

absChallenges sits alongside them: automatic ball-strike challenges, for Major League Baseball and Triple-A.

Odds and props

gameOdds, playerProps, lineMovement, futures, playoffOdds, teamBettingRecords and injuries, each joined back to the MLB game, team and player ids so they line up with the stat records.

People and league

players, transactions, draft, draftProspects, prospectRankings, freeAgents, awards, milestones, leaders, gameHighLows, staff, homeRunDerby and highlights.

How to scrape MLB stats

The opening shows the smallest useful run. From there, a date range for one team:

{
  "mode": "playerGames",
  "startDate": "2026-08-01",
  "endDate": "2026-08-31",
  "teams": ["NYY"]
}

A whole season of pitch-by-pitch Statcast:

{
  "mode": "pitchEvents",
  "seasons": ["2026"]
}

Triple-A instead of the majors:

{
  "mode": "games",
  "startDate": "2026-08-12",
  "level": "aaa"
}

Main settings

Setting	Type	Meaning
mode	string	Which record type to collect. One per run
startDate, endDate	date	For date-addressed types. Leave both empty for today
seasons	array	Years, for season-addressed types. Takes second place to dates
level	string	MLB, Triple-A down to Rookie, winter, college, independent, international or the Negro Leagues
teams	array	Team names, abbreviations or ids
players	array	Player names or ids. Only for player-level record types
gameTypes	array	Regular season, postseason rounds, spring training, All-Star
maxResults	integer	Stop after this many rows

Record types have their own extra settings, such as the stat groups on season lines, the situations on splits, the roster type, the event types on pitch events, and the sportsbooks and prop markets on odds. They appear in the Input tab under the record type that uses them.

What data you get

One playerGames row, captured from a real run. The season_* block is omitted below for length: it repeats the same batting_*, pitching_* and fielding_* keys with the player's season-to-date totals, 111 further fields, so this batting row is 194 fields in all. A pitching row swaps the batting_* block for 54 pitching_* keys and runs to about 215.

{
  "record_type": "player_game",
  "game_pk": 823244,
  "official_date": "2026-03-25",
  "game_date": "2026-03-26T00:05:00Z",
  "season": 2026,
  "game_type": "R",
  "double_header": "N",
  "game_number": 1,
  "day_night": "night",
  "venue_id": 2395,
  "venue_name": "Oracle Park",
  "status_detailed_state": "Final",
  "team_id": 147,
  "team_name": "New York Yankees",
  "team_abbreviation": "NYY",
  "opponent_id": 137,
  "opponent_name": "San Francisco Giants",
  "opponent_abbreviation": "SF",
  "is_home": false,
  "player_id": 676609,
  "player_name": "José Caballero",
  "boxscore_name": "Caballero",
  "jersey_number": "72",
  "position_code": "6",
  "position_name": "Shortstop",
  "position_type": "Infielder",
  "position_abbreviation": "SS",
  "all_positions": [
    "SS"
  ],
  "roster_status_code": "A",
  "roster_status_description": "Active",
  "parent_team_id": 147,
  "game_status_is_current_batter": false,
  "game_status_is_current_pitcher": false,
  "game_status_is_on_bench": false,
  "game_status_is_substitute": false,
  "batting_order_code": "700",
  "batting_order_slot": 7,
  "is_starting_batter": true,
  "pitching_order": null,
  "is_starting_pitcher": false,
  "batting_summary": "1-4 | RBI, R",
  "batting_games_played": 1,
  "batting_fly_outs": 0,
  "batting_ground_outs": 2,
  "batting_air_outs": 1,
  "batting_runs": 1,
  "batting_doubles": 0,
  "batting_triples": 0,
  "batting_home_runs": 0,
  "batting_strike_outs": 0,
  "batting_base_on_balls": 0,
  "batting_intentional_walks": 0,
  "batting_hits": 1,
  "batting_hit_by_pitch": 0,
  "batting_at_bats": 4,
  "batting_caught_stealing": 0,
  "batting_stolen_bases": 0,
  "batting_stolen_base_percentage": null,
  "batting_ground_into_double_play": 1,
  "batting_ground_into_triple_play": 0,
  "batting_plate_appearances": 4,
  "batting_total_bases": 1,
  "batting_rbi": 1,
  "batting_left_on_base": 3,
  "batting_sac_bunts": 0,
  "batting_sac_flies": 0,
  "batting_catchers_interference": 0,
  "batting_pickoffs": 0,
  "batting_at_bats_per_home_run": null,
  "batting_pop_outs": 1,
  "batting_line_outs": 0,
  "fielding_games_started": 1,
  "fielding_caught_stealing": 0,
  "fielding_stolen_bases": 0,
  "fielding_stolen_base_percentage": null,
  "fielding_caught_stealing_percentage": null,
  "fielding_assists": 4,
  "fielding_put_outs": 0,
  "fielding_errors": 1,
  "fielding_chances": 5,
  "fielding_fielding": 0,
  "fielding_passed_ball": 0,
  "fielding_pickoffs": 0
}

Pitching lines carry pitching_* keys in the same shape, 54 of them, including innings, earned runs, strikeouts, pitch counts, strikes and inherited runners. A row always carries both the game context and the player context, so the file is usable without joining anything else. Use JSON or JSONL to keep nested fields such as all_positions; CSV flattens them.

Coverage and limits

• History runs deep but unevenly. Plays exist from 1950, full pitch sequences from 1988, pitch tracking from 2008, exit velocity and launch angle from 2015, induced break and extension from 2017, arm angle from 2023, bat speed from 2024. Earlier rows carry the columns as nulls rather than dropping them.
• Minor leagues are a first-class level, from Triple-A to Rookie, plus winter, college, independent and international leagues, and the Negro Leagues for games, team totals, inning lines, season stats, standings, teams and rosters.
• Statcast leaderboards, every odds and props record type, and injuries are Major League Baseball only. Ask for another level and the actor says so rather than finishing with an empty run. absChallenges is the exception inside that group: it covers Major League Baseball and Triple-A.
• Live games work for the slate, plays and pitch events. Statcast is not published while a game is in progress, so pitches from a live game arrive with has_statcast false and their measurement columns null. They fill in once the game is final.
• Out of season a date range is empty, not an error. The run finishes normally and says why.

FAQ

Which record type should I pick? For prop and fantasy models, playerGames. For the day's card, games. For pitch physics, pitchEvents. For season-level modelling, playerSeasons and playerSplits.

How far back can I go? It depends on the record type; see Coverage above. Season-level records reach much further back than pitch tracking does.

Can I get data for a game happening right now? Yes for the slate, plate appearances and pitch events. Statcast measurements are not published for a game in progress, so those columns are null until the game finishes.

How do I join this to odds or props? Every row carries the MLB player id and game id. The odds record types carry them too, and so do the sibling actors above.

Can I filter by player? On player-level record types, yes. A game row, team line, standing or venue has no player to match, so the actor tells you instead of returning nothing.

What happens if I ask for a date with no games? The run finishes successfully with zero rows and explains why.

Is there a free tier? Yes. The Store pricing panel on this page has the current rates for each row type.

Something looks wrong. Open an issue on the Issues tab with the input you used and what you expected.

Support

Questions, bugs and requests for extra fields go in the Issues tab. We read every one.