The accounts worth following for sports betting on X, the platform that used to be called Twitter, are the leagues’ own: @NFL, @MLB, @NHL and @NCAA, plus @statmuse for quick numbers. Each handle here is the one the organisation links from its own website, checked on October 25, 2026.
The leagues: @NFL, @MLB, @NHL and @NCAA
nfl.com links @NFL, and the same page links the official account of each of the 32 teams. Follow the clubs you bet on as well as the league.
mlb.com links @MLB, nhl.com links @NHL and ncaa.com links @NCAA. For the NBA, nba.com did not answer our check, so it has no handle here.
The numbers: @statmuse
StatMuse is a search engine for sports statistics: type a question about a player or a team and it returns the figures. statmuse.com links @statmuse, and the site is a quick way to check a number you see posted before you bet on it.
Before you bet on what an account posts
A post is the alert; the official report is the record. In the NFL that is the official injury report on nfl.com, listed week by week. Our full predictions name the injury list they read and when, so a late change can be checked against the call: see our NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football predictions.
To compare the books before you place a bet, read our sportsbook reviews.
Handles: read from nfl.com, mlb.com, nhl.com, ncaa.com and statmuse.com, October 25, 2026, 15:16 UTC; nba.com returned 403. Injury report: nfl.com/injuries, same day.