RSNStats got its start on X, what was then Twitter, over a decade ago. Since then, it has spread across social media. Follow along with the channels that make the most sense for you. No matter how you choose to follow along, all the channels are completely free.
Bluesky
Bluesky offers three full feeds. The main account is @rsnstats.com, which offers a summary of Red Sox baseball news and analysis. For live stats throughout many Red Sox games you should also follow @live.rsnstats.com.
Unlike on Threads and X, @live.rsnstats.com on Bluesky is the full report.
For coverage of baseball news of interest to Red Sox Nation you can also follow @plus.rsnstats.com. Among other things, the Plus channel covers special events, even if the Red Sox aren’t part of the action.
Mastodon
On Mastodon there’s one channel, @rsnstats, for live stats throughout many Red Sox games all season long.
Unlike on Threads and X, @rsnstats on Mastodon is the full report.
Threads
There are two channels on Threads. Follow @rsnstats for a summary of Red Sox baseball news and analysis. For an abbreviated selection of live stats throughout many Red Sox games you can also follow @rsnstatslive.
Because of Threads limitations, you won’t see all live stats on Threads. Instead, you’ll be seeing an abbreviated feed. For the full feed, follow on either Bluesky or Mastodon.
𝐗
There are three channels on 𝐗. For an abbreviated selection of live stats throughout many Red Sox games you should also follow @RSNStats. For official news, also follow @RSNStatsNews. For coverage of baseball news of interest to Red Sox Nation you can also follow @RSNStatsPLUS. Among other things, the Plus channel covers special events, even if the Red Sox aren’t part of the action.
Because of X limitations, you won’t see all live stats on X. Instead, you’ll be seeing an abbreviated feed. For the full feed, follow on either Bluesky or Mastodon.