Need current NBA stats without the manual copy-paste? I built this ESPN NBA scraper because I got tired of jumping through hoops every time I needed fresh player data. It pulls the latest season stats directly from ESPN—points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, you name it—and structures it into clean JSON or CSV files ready for your database, analysis, or app. I use it mainly for fantasy basketball research and to feed sports data into side projects. It saves me hours I'd otherwise spend manually compiling spreadsheets. Whether you're a sports analyst looking for a reliable data pipeline, a developer building a stats-based application, or just a fan who wants to run deeper analysis on this season's performances, this actor handles the tedious part. You configure the run, and it fetches the comprehensive, up-to-date tables from ESPN's pages. It's straightforward: get the current numbers for all players without visiting the site yourself. The data is as current as what's on ESPN's own stats pages, making it perfect for tracking performances week-to-week or building historical datasets for the ongoing season.

What does this actor do?

ESPN NBA Scraper (Current Season Stats) is a web scraping and automation tool available on the Apify platform. It's designed to help you extract data and automate tasks efficiently in the cloud.

Key Features

• Cloud-based execution - no local setup required
• Scalable infrastructure for large-scale operations
• API access for integration with your applications
• Built-in proxy rotation and anti-blocking measures
• Scheduled runs and webhooks for automation

How to Use

1. Click "Try This Actor" to open it on Apify
2. Create a free Apify account if you don't have one
3. Configure the input parameters as needed
4. Run the actor and download your results