r/sports is a subreddit with 22.1M members. The community frequently discusses world cup, soccer, basketball, baseball, and sports, and the most common flair used is :soccer: soccer, :basketball: basketball, :football: football, :hockey: hockey, and :fighting: fighting.
Sports News and Highlights from the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, MLS, NCAA, F1, and other leagues around the world.
Popular Topics in r/sports
#1
World Cup
42 posts
#2
Soccer
27 posts
#3
Basketball
27 posts
#4
Baseball
19 posts
#5
Sports
19 posts
#6
Struggling
16 posts
#7
Looking For
15 posts
#8
Golf
15 posts
#9
Nba
15 posts
#10
Worst
13 posts
Flair Used in r/sports
#1
:soccer: Soccer
: "A duck wearing mexico jersey celebrating their win"
125 posts
#2
:basketball: Basketball
: "Donald Trump Booed at Game 3 of the NBA Finals at MSG"
22 posts
#3
:football: Football
: "Seahawks' White House Visit Apparently Isn’t Happening"
15 posts
#4
:hockey: Hockey
: "The Carolina Hurricanes have won the Stanley Cup"
6 posts
#5
:fighting: Fighting
: "Federal Lawsuit Seeks to Stop White House UFC Fight Set for Next Week on Trump's Birthday"
5 posts
#6
:tennis: Tennis
: "French Open fines Paraguay's Vallejo $76K for sexist ump remark"
5 posts
#7
:cycle: Cycling
: "Hayden Wilde having a drink"
3 posts
#8
:golf: Golf
: "Report: Phil Mickelson kicked out of club for inappropriate contact with female employee"
3 posts
#9
:baseball: Baseball
: "MLB warns San Francisco Giants players who wrote Bible verse on Pride hats"
3 posts
#10
:racing: Motorsports
: "MotoGP Championship leader Marco Bezzecchi gets a race ban after he hit a Marshall"
2 posts
Member Growth in r/sports
Yearly
+121k members(0.6%)
Similar Subreddits to r/sports
r/Atlanta
547k members
8.5% / yr
r/australia
2.9M members
4.5% / yr
r/BettingPicks
39k members
23.7% / yr
r/Dallas
514k members
9.2% / yr
r/football
1.0M members
8.4% / yr
r/Miami
314k members
14.2% / yr
r/Scotland
633k members
8.7% / yr
r/soccer
8.7M members
1.2% / yr
r/sportsbetting
556k members
34.1% / yr
r/sportsphotography
15k members
73.3% / yr
About
GummySearch helps people research Reddit communities by organizing activity, growth, themes, and post-level signals into one place.
This page gives a focused view of r/sports, including current member size, discussion patterns, product reviews, and related communities to explore.
This data is synced periodically so insights stay current and useful for ongoing research.
Last updated: June 25, 2026