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MLB Records and Stats vs Padel Snipe

MLB Records and Stats

This entry documents MLB's own `statsapi.mlb.com` backend -- the same undocumented, keyless JSON API that powers MLB.com and its official apps -- covering teams, rosters, schedules, box scores, standings, and decades of historical stats, reverse-engineered and mirrored in the community `mlb-data-api-docs` reference. There's no official support or SLA since MLB never published it as a public product, but it has stayed stable and free for years. A live probe of the real host returned data with no API key and a wildcard `Access-Control-Allow-Origin`, resolving `cors: unknown -> yes` and correcting `https: false -> true` -- the stored `false` was stale, the host is https-only.

Padel Snipe

Padel Snipe indexes roughly 4,000 padel clubs -- courts, GPS coordinates, and booking-platform source -- spanning 34 countries, concentrated in Italy, Spain, the UK, and France but reaching as far as the US and parts of Central America, a wider footprint than the handful of European markets sometimes cited for it. The single `/api/world/clubs` endpoint needs no key, returns JSON or CSV behind a 24-hour CDN cache, and is licensed CC BY 4.0 so results can be reused commercially with attribution.

MLB Records and StatsPadel Snipe
AuthenticationNoneNone
Pricingfreefree
FormatsJSONJSON, CSV
CORSyesyes
HTTPSYesYes

Padel Snipe supports 2 response formats, while MLB Records and Stats offers fewer — pick Padel Snipe for more integration flexibility.

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