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September 26, 2023
in ESPN Fantasy Football API
1 min read

Uncovering the ESPN Fantasy Football API

Because I love fantasy football, databases, and analytics, I've decided to do a deep dive through the ESPN Fantasy Football API this week to document how to get this data and demonstrate how to use Jackson and create SpringBoot apps and MySql databases in the process! Badass right!