ESPN Fantasy Basketball MCP Server
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Scored across 14 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes: schedule, teams, rosters, free agents, matchups, draft status, player stats, comparisons, trade analysis, and trends. However, 'get_free_agents' and 'get_available_players' could be confused (one is for waiver wire, the other for draft), and the three draft advisory tools ('should_i_bid', 'who_should_i_target_next', 'analyze_my_draft_strategy') overlap in context though they produce different outputs.
The majority follow a clear 'get_' or 'analyze_' + noun pattern, such as get_league_teams, get_player_stats, and analyze_trade_proposal. A few deviating question-style names (should_i_bid, who_should_i_target_next) stand out but are still readable and follow a similar snake_case style.
14 tools is a well-scoped set for a fantasy basketball analytics server. Each tool addresses a meaningful aspect of the domain without redundancy, and the count falls comfortably in the ideal range.
The server covers most core read and analysis workflows: schedule, rosters, matchups, draft, free agents, player stats, comparisons, trends, and trade evaluations. It lacks write operations like adding players or setting lineups, but for an advisory/analytics assistant this is a reasonable scope with only minor gaps.