Baseball Influencers Who Celebrate the Game

America’s pastime has a long history of loyal fanbases, legendary players and unique stadiums. A sport with so much to talk about gives influencers infinite opportunities for content ideas, and these influencers are the best ones to look to for baseball content. Check out these baseball influencers who celebrate the game.

Baseball influencers who share their love of the game

Jomboy

Jomboy, whose real name is Jimmy O’Brien, has broken down aspects of Major League Baseball for a few years now, with his video exploring the Houston Astros’ use of a trash can to steal signs blowing up in 2020. Jimmy is also a podcaster and writer, in addition to his status as a social media personality. His posts are most often funny or informative about an aspect of MLB. He has more than 453K Twitter followers.

Ryan Weiss

Ryan’s TikTok account is a peek into the life of an up-and-coming minor leaguer, plus some fun informative posts about trends or news in MLB. He has almost 78,000 TikTok followers and also offers a throwing program for players to use in training. Ryan plays minor league baseball within the Kansas City Royals organization. The South Elgin, Illinois, native was originally drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the fourth round in 2018. 

Ira

Most of Ira’s posts are funny and highlight the life of a baseball player. He’s an MLB Ambassador with more than 89,000 followers. His TikTok feed shows his love for baseball and obsession with the sport, with other posts following trends and including his wife and family.

Megan Rembielak – MegRemSoftball

Megan Rembielak, or MegRemSoftball, is a former collegiate softball player who shares softball tips, training routines and other advice. Megan has more than 32K Instagram followers. In addition to training videos and advice, Megan also shares breakdowns of plays in college softball.

Jackson Olson

Jackson is on a mission to visit all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums, and he’s on a tour of their concession stands and other features in the process. His Instagram feed features his adventures exploring every quirk of baseball stadiums across the country while sharing the food he eats along the way. One of Jackson’s posts showed his meals at the Detroit Tigers’ Comerica Park, with the Tigers commenting, “Calories don’t count at the ballpark. It’s science.”

Jackson is a former college baseball player who played four years at Stetson University. His Instagram account has reached 101K followers.

Kyle Muller

Kyle’s dreams came true in June of 2021, when he was called up from the minor leagues to the Atlanta Braves’ 40-man roster. He shares some of his day-to-day life and pitching training in his TikTok posts. His TikTok videos are a peek into the training regimen and daily life of a major league baseball player.

Jake Savicki

Jake is a content creator from Carlsbad, California. It’s clear to see from his TikTok feed that he’s a Dodgers fan, and his posts feature reactions to pitching videos and baseball memes. Jake’s TikTok following has reached more than 220K, and he is set to be part of the Jackie Robinson Celebrity Softball game as part of the 2022 MLB All-Star Game. Jake will be alongside stars such as Lil Wayne, Michael Vick and Terrell Owens.

Drew “Petey” Robinson 

Drew Robinson, former professional baseball player and mental health advocate, turned a personal tragedy into a journey of resilience and hope. After surviving a suicide attempt in 2020 that cost him his right eye, Drew returned to baseball before retiring to focus on mental health advocacy within the San Francisco Giants organization. Today, alongside his service dog, Ellie, he shares his inspiring story and champions mental health awareness to his 57.3K Instagram followers, embodying the courage and strength that defines his life.