Scored across 10 tools
The tools split cleanly across events, odds, teams, players, and seasons, and there are explicit cross-references (e.g., get_event vs batch_get_events vs list_events/query_events). The only mild overlap is that get_odds, get_odds_history, and get_splits all relate to betting data, but each targets a distinct data type: current lines, line movement, and splits.
Use of get_/list_/batch_/query_ conventions is mostly consistent: get_event, get_odds, get_player; list_teams, list_seasons; batch_get_events, query_events. One slight inconsistency is get_player_events (verb_noun_verb rather than get/get/list pattern) and list_teams/list_seasons vs batch_get_events, but overall naming is predictable.
10 tools is well-scoped for a sports intelligence API covering events, odds, teams, players, and seasons. Each tool maps to a distinct resource or data type, with no obvious bloat or redundancy.
The surface covers event retrieval (single, batch, query), odds, splits, teams, players, player events, and seasons. Notable gaps: there is no tool for listing or searching sports/leagues directly (list_sports is referenced but not present), and no get_team tool even though list_teams says to use get_team for full detail. Also search_players is referenced but not present. These are minor omissions since the described tools still cover core read-only workflows, but the cross-references reveal missing dependencies.