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Baseball Sponsorship - Sponsor MLB Athletes | OpenSponsorship

Baseball is America's pastime — and its fans are among the most brand-loyal in sports, with a long summer season giving brands months of sustained sponsorship visibility. MLB athletes reach a broad, family-friendly audience with deep regional ties that make them ideal for local and national brand campaigns alike. Browse MLB and baseball athletes available for sponsorships on OpenSponsorship.

Top MLB/Baseball athletes ranked by followers
NameFollowersEngagement
Yency Almonte profile photoYency Almonte
24.1K533
Chase Dollander profile photoChase Dollander
23.9K1.5K
Travis Jankowski profile photoTravis Jankowski
23.8K678
Ivan Melendez profile photoIvan Melendez
23.8K3.5K
Bradley Zimmer profile photoBradley Zimmer
23.6K1.9K
Kamau Freeman profile photoKamau Freeman
23.6K5.5K
Tre Phelps profile photoTre Phelps
23.3K1.8K
Drew Smith profile photoDrew Smith
23.3K3.6K
Ryne Stanek profile photoRyne Stanek
23.2K1.1K
Isan Diaz profile photoIsan Diaz
22.7K3.7K
Kyle Muller profile photoKyle Muller
22.7K747
Nolan Jones profile photoNolan Jones
22.7K1.5K

Why sponsor MLB/Baseball athletes on OpenSponsorship

From discovery to signed deliverables, brands use OpenSponsorship to run measurable creator campaigns with less overhead. Here is how this category stacks up — plus platform-wide benchmarks from 2,500+ brand users and 25,000+ creator profiles.

  • 1,397 athletes

    Browse and filter mlb/baseball athletes on OpenSponsorship — audience, location, platform, and more.

  • Typical social post range

    $700–$3,600 among creators in this list (from listed pricing).

  • Average audience size

    About 60K followers on average across this list — use filters to go bigger or smaller.

  • Strongest platform

    Instagram leads this category.

  • Top markets

    United States, Canada, Dominican Republic.

  • 7x average ROI

    Brands use OpenSponsorship for discovery, proposals, and contracts — 8,000+ deals across 40+ countries.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Among mlb/baseball athletes on OpenSponsorship, typical social post pricing in this category often falls between $700 and $3,600. Final rates depend on deliverables, usage rights, and exclusivity — you can compare listed pricing on each profile before you message or contract.

This category includes 1,397 athletes across audience sizes. The largest groups here: 901 in the niche band; 340 in the local band; 118 in the regional band; 21 in the national band (bands match our standard follower tiers from niche through global). Smaller creators often drive strong engagement; larger creators add reach — filter by followers and platform to match your goals.

In this category, the most common platforms among listed athletes include Instagram, Tiktok, Youtube. You can narrow results by platform and audience to align with your content strategy.

Use location filters on OpenSponsorship to target by country, state, or city. Top countries represented in this list include United States, Canada, Dominican Republic. Brands and agencies in over 40 countries use the platform to run campaigns worldwide.

The average following among mlb/baseball athletes in this list is about 60K. Use filters to focus above or below that range depending on whether you prioritize reach, engagement, or budget efficiency.

Many brands shortlist athletes, send proposals, and agree terms within days on OpenSponsorship. The platform has supported thousands of deals end-to-end — from discovery to contracting — so you can move from search to live campaign without juggling spreadsheets or endless email threads.