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Sleeper API MCP

Sleeper API MCP

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Provides read-only access to comprehensive fantasy football data including users, leagues, drafts, rosters, matchups, transactions, and player stats via the Model Context Protocol, enabling seamless integration with the Sleeper Fantasy Football API without requiring an API key.

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May 30, 2025
Updated Jun 4, 2025

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Sleeper API MCP

This Model Context Protocol (MCP) server provides access to the Sleeper Fantasy Football API. It enables agents to fetch data about users, leagues, drafts, rosters, matchups, and player information from the Sleeper platform.

Features

  • Access user information and leagues
  • Retrieve league details, rosters, and users
  • Get matchup information and playoff brackets
  • View transactions and traded picks
  • Access draft information and picks
  • Fetch player data and trending player information
  • No API key required (Sleeper API is read-only)

Setup

Requirements

pip install requests

Usage

  1. Place this MCP in a directory named mcp_sleeper
  2. Configure Cursor with the following .cursor/mcp.json snippet:
{ "mcpServers": { "sleeper": { "command": "python server.py" } } }
  1. Start the MCP with:
cursor run-mcp sleeper

API Methods

The MCP provides the following tools:

User Data

  • getUserInfo: Fetch user information by username or user_id
  • getUserLeagues: Fetch all leagues for a user for a specified sport and season
  • getUserDrafts: Fetch all drafts for a user for a specific sport and season

League Data

  • getLeagueInfo: Fetch information about a specific league
  • getLeagueRosters: Fetch all rosters in a league
  • getLeagueUsers: Fetch all users in a league
  • getLeagueMatchups: Fetch matchups in a league for a specific week
  • getLeagueWinnersBracket: Fetch the playoff winners bracket for a league
  • getLeagueLosersBracket: Fetch the playoff losers bracket for a league
  • getLeagueTransactions: Fetch transactions in a league for a specific week
  • getLeagueTradedPicks: Fetch all traded picks in a league
  • getLeagueDrafts: Fetch all drafts for a league

Draft Data

  • getDraftInfo: Fetch information about a specific draft
  • getDraftPicks: Fetch all picks in a draft
  • getDraftTradedPicks: Fetch all traded picks in a draft

Player Data

  • getAllPlayers: Fetch information about all players for a specific sport
  • getTrendingPlayers: Fetch trending players based on add/drop activity

State Data

  • getNFLState: Fetch the current NFL state

Example Usage

Here's how an agent might use this MCP to retrieve data from Sleeper:

# Get user information user_info = getUserInfo({"username_or_user_id": "sleeper_username"}) # Get user's leagues for the 2023 NFL season leagues = getUserLeagues({"user_id": user_info["user_id"], "sport": "nfl", "season": "2023"}) # Get information about a specific league league_info = getLeagueInfo({"league_id": leagues[0]["league_id"]}) # Get rosters for a league rosters = getLeagueRosters({"league_id": league_info["league_id"]}) # Get matchups for a specific week matchups = getLeagueMatchups({"league_id": league_info["league_id"], "week": 1}) # Get trending players trending_players = getTrendingPlayers({"sport": "nfl", "type": "add", "lookback_hours": 24, "limit": 10})

Rate Limiting

Please be mindful of the rate at which you make API calls. According to Sleeper's documentation, you should stay under 1000 API calls per minute to avoid being IP-blocked.

Further Reading

  • Sleeper API Documentation
  • Model Context Protocol
  • MCP with LLMs
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