Love creating stuff on your computer and LOVE baseball? Come hack with us on March 17 at cities near you! Visit baseballhackday.com for more info.
The fifth annual Baseball Hack Day is a fun, friendly one-day hacking competition (also known as hackathon, hackfest or codefest) for baseball fans.
It is the day where area baseball minds come together and see what cool projects can be created within a limited time. The project could be (but is not limited to) a tool, app, website, or data visualization. Baseball Hack Day is a free event thanks to our generous sponsors (see our site for sponsors!). The event is based on the principle of the Hack Day Manifesto.
New to hack days? Have no fear. See to get an idea. See our resources in github wiki, check out our inspiraton blog on tumblr, and follow us on Twitter @BaseballHackDay.
Eligibility
To be eligible, you do need to be on-site at one of our locations on March 17th. Boston, Montreal, Chicago, San Diego, or Toronto!
Requirements
To be eligible, you do need to be on-site at one of our locations on March 17th.
Prizes
$3,000 in prizes
Baseball Hack Day Grand Prize Winner
The team who takes the grand prize (best of the winning teams of participating cities) will also receive additional prizes (and major bragging rights!)
Boston Winner
MLB.tv Subscription
Montreal Winner
MLB.tv Subscription
Toronto Winner
Chicago Winner
MLB.tv Subscription
San Diego Winner
MLB.tv Subscription.
Winning Team gets to pitch in front of Tech Coast Angels.
Exclusive Gear from Sony Playstaion MLB The Show & SD Padres.
Toronto 2nd Place
MLB.tv Subscription
Boston Runner up
(2)
BP subscription
Toronto Runner Up
BP subscription
San Diego Runner Up
BP subscription
Exclusive Gear from Sony Playstaion MLB The Show & SD Padres.
Toronto 3rd place
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges

Staff Members
MLB Advanced Media
Judging Criteria
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Creativity & Originality
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Design & Presentation
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Execution & Functionality
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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