espn-mcp
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Overview
This MCP server provides real-time access to ESPN's public API for live sports data for NFL, NHL, and NBA leagues, serving information like standings, scores, team stats, schedules, and playoff details.
Installation
npx espn-mcp-serverSecurity Notes
The server appears well-structured, using predefined ESPN API endpoints and performing validation on input parameters like 'league' and resolving 'team' names against a known list. There are no obvious signs of 'eval' or direct arbitrary code execution. Data fetching is done via standard 'fetch' to hardcoded ESPN domains. No sensitive API keys or credentials are hardcoded or expected via environment variables for ESPN's public API, reducing direct secret exposure risk. The main security considerations would be the inherent risks of interacting with an external public API and ensuring proper sanitization of all user-provided arguments, although the existing validation helps mitigate this.
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