Follow your teams and drivers with live scores, standings and calendars that stay up to date.
Connects to league schedules, live scoreboards, standings, brackets and racing weekends across major sports. Muse can look up when a team plays next, who won, where a driver finished, and build a subscribable .ics calendar for up to 25 teams or drivers.
Try asking Muse: "When do the Suns play next, and can you add their games to my calendar?"
Source: Found in the official MCP Registry (com.teamcalendar/mcp) · First listed November 13, 2026
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Not in Muse's Connectors list yet, but Muse can still use it. Copy the request below and paste it into Muse. Muse asks before it shares anything with the app's site. Meta does not review apps used this way, so only use ones you trust. We tested this in the Muse app on September 24, 2026: Muse used an app's link directly this way and returned a live answer.
https://teamcalendar.com/api/mcpNot in Muse's Connectors list yet. Muse can still use it: its page gives you a request to paste into Muse.
TeamCalendar is a remote MCP server, so any assistant that can add a custom connector by link can use it. Same link, same tools.
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https://teamcalendar.com/api/mcpResponse time at the last check: 174ms. Worked in n/a of checks over 30 days.
Screened, no issues found
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create_composed_calendarCreates a calendar of up to 25 teams by id, and answers with its links; pass season ids to follow only those seasons. Its feed is the .ics address a calendar app subscribes to, and it stays up to date. A fan of a racing driver, such as one in Formula 1, follows the driver rather create_league_calendarCreates a calendar of every club in a league by its code, such as f1, and answers with its links. For Formula 1 that is every Grand Prix's race, or every session of each weekend (practice, qualifying, sprint and race) when weekend is true. Name teams to follow only them, and drivcreate_named_calendarCreates a calendar of the teams a name picks out, such as "phoenix suns", and answers with its links. Its feed is the .ics address a calendar app subscribes to, and it stays up to date as games are scheduled or moved. A name such as "giants" picks out more than one team, so checkfind_teamsFinds teams by name: a full name, a short name such as "suns", or a place such as "new york". Use it to get a team's id, or to check which teams a name means before creating a calendar from it, since "giants" is two teams. It finds racing drivers too, by their name ("hamilton") oget_all_gamesGets every game live right now in every league TeamCalendar follows, grouped by league in display order, each game with its score and where it is, as the league's board shows it. Pass a league code for that league's live games alone. For a screen that shows every live game at oncget_calendar_viewGets a calendar by its address, the slug at the end of its link: its links, its teams and seasons, and its games between two instants, the next twelve months when none are given. Use it when someone shares a TeamCalendar link.get_field_sessionGets one session's scoreboard by league code, Grand Prix slug, season and stage, such as f1, monaco-grand-prix, 2027 and race: its state, how many laps it has run while live, and its whole classification (place, driver, team, time or gap, laps, grid, fastest lap), with the weekenget_game_scoreboardGets one game's scoreboard by game id: both clubs, its state, its line score in the league's columns, and where and when it is played. Answers "what was the score" or "when does it start" for one game.get_highlightWhat the home page highlights for a region: a state, province, country or city. An operator's choice when there is one; otherwise the league the country governs (England's, Mexico's), or else the most popular clubs whose venue is in the region. Fails as not found when the region get_league_boardGets a league's scoreboard by league code: today's games and scores, the previous game day's finals and the games of the next three game days. Pass a date for another day, or a team id for that team's recent finals.get_league_bracketGets a tournament's bracket by league code: each pool's table, then every knockout slot with where its two sides come from ("winner of group A", "winner of match 49"), the teams filling them once decided, the games played in it and who went on. Answers "who plays whom next in theget_league_playoffsGets a league's latest playoff season by league code, with its next four games and whether the playoffs are on now.get_league_portalGets a racing series' season by league code, such as f1: the next sessions with their start times, every Grand Prix of the season in round order with its circuit, dates and winner, the latest race's podium, and the drivers' and constructors' championships. Answers "when is the neget_league_slateGets a league's games from today through the next few days, grouped by day in the league's day zone, with each game's score as the board shows it and its permalink key. Pass days=1 for today alone, or a team id for that club's games. Answers "what games are on today" and "who plaget_league_standingsGets a league's standings by league code: every club that plays in its current season, in table order, with its place, its regular-season record in the league's columns and, where the league ranks on points, its points. Answers "who leads the league" and "where are they in the stget_leaguesLists the leagues TeamCalendar follows, such as the NBA or NFL, optionally by sport code, ISO country code (US, GB) or gender (men, women, mixed). A country finds every league that plays there, so CA finds the NHL. A league's code is what list_teams, list_seasons, get_league_playget_meetingGets a Grand Prix weekend by league code and slug, such as f1 and monaco-grand-prix: where it is held, every session with its start and end time, each session's classification once it has one, and the winner of every other edition. Answers "what time is the Monaco Grand Prix", "wget_series_driverGets a racing driver's season by league code and driver slug, such as f1 and charles-leclerc: the team they drive for, their place, points and wins in the drivers' championship, their season's starts, wins, podiums, poles, best finish, best grid slot and retirements, the next sesget_series_teamGets a racing team's current season by team id, such as a Formula 1 constructor's: its place, points and wins in the constructors' championship, its drivers, the next session with its start time, and every Grand Prix of the season in date order with its track and how the team's cget_sportsLists the sports TeamCalendar follows, such as basketball and hockey, each named in the reader's language. A sport's code filters get_leagues.get_team_glanceGets one club's next three games and its last three finals, with the league's line-score columns. Takes the id find_teams or list_teams gives. Answers "when is the next game" and "how did the last ones go".get_team_scheduleLists one team's games, home and away, between two instants: the next twelve months when none are given. Takes the id find_teams or list_teams gives. Answers a question about a team's schedule without creating a calendar.get_team_seasonGets one club's season: every game in it, pre-season, regular season and post-season, each with the club's result and its record after it, and every season held for the club. Takes the id find_teams or list_teams gives, and a season slug such as 2026 or 2025-2026; without one, thlist_league_season_slugsLists the seasons a league has games in, oldest first, by the slug a club's season page takes: 2026, or 2025-2026 for a league whose season spans two years. Not the stored season codes list_seasons gives.list_seasonsLists a league's seasons by league code, such as its regular season and playoffs. Pass season ids to create_composed_calendar to follow only those seasons.list_teamsLists a league's teams by league code, such as NBA, ordered by name. A team's id is what get_team_schedule and create_composed_calendar take; find_teams finds one by name instead.list_upcoming_leaguesLists the leagues with a game or session being played or starting within the next week, in display order, each with the start of its next one, whether it plays today in its own day zone, and, for a racing series, the session in play or next. Answers "which leagues are playing nowsave_calendar_settingsChanges how a calendar's events read, for every team of a league or sport in it (leagues, sports, by code such as NFL or SOCCER) or for the whole calendar. The settings: games all, home or away (a team's games kept); names short or long (club names in titles); scoreRevealHours 0 save_team_settingsChanges how one team's games read in a calendar that follows it, over its league's and the calendar's settings (save_calendar_settings). The settings: games all, home or away; names short or long (both clubs' names in titles); scoreRevealHours 0 (right away), 24, 48, 96 or -1 (neget_published_blog_postOne published post, by its path, ready for a page: its body rendered and its head's tags. A draft, an archived post and no post at all are the same not found.list_published_blog_postsPublished posts, newest first, at a path and beneath it, or about one thing.https://teamcalendar.com/api/mcpNot in Muse's Connectors list yet, but Muse can still use it. Paste this into Muse: "Use TeamCalendar to help me. It is a free service with an MCP server at https://teamcalendar.com/api/mcp. It does not need an API key. Ask me before you share anything with it." Muse asks before it shares anything with the app's site. Meta does not review apps used this way, so only use ones you trust. We tested this in the Muse app on September 24, 2026: Muse used an app's link directly this way and returned a live answer.
At the last check (November 13, 2026, 16:51 UTC) the endpoint was working, answering in 174ms. It is checked every 15 minutes.
It was screened on November 13, 2026 with the result "screened, no issues found". Screening checks the domain against threat feeds and reads the tools for hidden instructions and requests for passwords or card numbers. It cannot see the server's code, so grant only the access you need.
It exposes 31 tools, including create_composed_calendar, create_league_calendar, create_named_calendar, find_teams. For example, you could ask Muse: "When do the Suns play next, and can you add their games to my calendar?"
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