Data Types: Division

Usage that returns Division objects

get_division

Description: Returns a Division

Parameters:

Name	Type	Required	Description	Default
divison_id	string/int	Yes	divisionId to return a directory of division(s) for a specific division.	None

get_divisions

Description: Return all divisons

Other Parameters:

Name	Type	Required	Description	Default
divisionId	string/int	No	Insert divisionId(s) to return a directory of division(s) for a specific division. Format '200,201'	None
leagueId	string/int	No	Insert leagueId to return a directory of division(s) for all divisions in a specific league.	None
sportId	string/int	No	Insert a sportId to return a directory of division(s) for all divisions in a specific sport.	None

Division Structure

Attributes are expandable and collapsable - Link to Division dataclass

id : int

• id number of the divison

name : str

• name of the division

link : str

• link of the division

season : str

• Current season for the division

nameshort : str

• Short name for the division

abbreviation : str

• Abbreviation of the divison name

league : League

• League this division is in. Dataclass: League

id : int

• id number of the league

link : str

• link of the league

sport : Sport

• Sport this divison is in. Dataclass: Sport

id : int

• id number of the sport

link : str

• link of the sport

haswildcard : bool

• If this league has a wildcard

sortorder : int

• Sort order

numplayoffteams : int

• Number of playoff teams in division

active : bool

• Current status of this division

Example output from MLB stats api endpoint

Mlb stats api Query:

https://statsapi.mlb.com/api/v1/divisions?divisionId=200&leagueId=103&sportId=1

Equivelant with python-mlb-statsapi:

import mlbstatsapi

mlb = mlbstatsapi.Mlb()

mlb.get_division(division_id = 200, leagueId = 103, sportId = 1)