// SUBREDDIT_PROFILE
r/sportsanalytics
› 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.
// MEMBERS
27,812
› subscribers
// POSTS_INDEXED
934
› analyzed records
// COMMUNITY_AGE
15y
› since 2011-02-03
// STATUS
[ok] active
› feed indexed
// QUICK_ACTIONS
// RELATED_COMMUNITIES
[ 12 communities · comparable size ]
r/HandSew
› 27,849 members · 357 posts indexed
r/LilliaMains
› 27,843 members · 222 posts indexed
r/mscs
› 27,842 members · 1,115 posts indexed
r/HistoryTeachers
› 27,829 members · 531 posts indexed
r/loaches
› 27,826 members · 840 posts indexed
r/psoriaticarthritis
› 27,817 members · 1,163 posts indexed
r/THCarts
› 27,805 members · 441 posts indexed
r/mepengineering
› 27,804 members · 656 posts indexed
r/waiting_to_try
› 27,780 members · 570 posts indexed
r/cranes
› 27,777 members · 331 posts indexed
r/R4Rstralia
› 27,770 members · 561 posts indexed
r/femalebodybuilding
› 27,759 members · 193 posts indexed
// FAQ [ 3 entries ]
01 › What is r/sportsanalytics about? [ expand ↓ ] [ collapse ↑ ]
r/sportsanalytics is a Reddit community with 27,812 members. 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.
02 › How active is r/sportsanalytics? [ expand ↓ ] [ collapse ↑ ]
r/sportsanalytics has 27,812 subscribers and 934 posts in our index. It was created on 2011-02-03, 15 years ago.
03 › Which subreddits are similar to r/sportsanalytics? [ expand ↓ ] [ collapse ↑ ]
Communities of a comparable size include r/HandSew (27,849 members), r/LilliaMains (27,843 members), r/mscs (27,842 members), r/HistoryTeachers (27,829 members). Each is listed with its own subscriber and post counts in the related communities section above.