r/sportsanalytics↗
Sports Analytics: for nerds who love sports
We're a subreddit for quantitative nerds who love sports. Our goal is to showcase and discuss interesting links regarding the use of data and analytics in sports. Think of us like /r/sabermetrics, but not specific to baseball. We have a preference for articles that show their work, especially if they include links to their source data.
27k subscribers433 posts / mo in Sep 2026322 authors / mosince 2011
r/sportsanalytics has 27k members (+78% over the last 12 months). It gets about 433 posts a month from 322 people. Top topics: NBA Draft & Stats, Fantasy Football Apps & Guides and FPL Apps & Stats.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- NBA Draft & Stats7.0%
- Fantasy Football Apps & Guides2.3%
- FPL Apps & Stats0.9%
- Internship Success Stories0.8%
- Stats & Probabilities0.8%
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- Substack
- Apple
- API Hub
- Medium
- Kaggle
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