The Philadelphia Phillies are the longest tenured franchise with the same name in American professional sports. The Phillies have won two World Series titles and 7 National League Pennants through their existence. They have just about 700K followers on Instagram and 1.6 million followers on Facebook. They also have 1.85 million followers on Twitter, bringing their total to 4.15 million followers across all three platforms.
The Philadelphia Flyers were the first expansion team in the post–Original Six era (the original 6 hockey teams) to win the Stanley Cup, victorious in 1973 and again in 1974. Based in The City of Brotherly Love, the Flyers have a tremendous fanbase. They have 1.58 million followers on Twitter and just about 600K followers on Instagram. Additionally, the Flyers have over 1 million followers on Facebook, giving them a total of around 3.18 million followers across the major social media platforms.
Did you know the Milwaukee Brewers were once the Seattle Pilots? As an expansion team founded in 1969, the Pilots were 33 games out of first place. After only one season, the Seattle Pilots were relocated to Milwaukee. Now, with the recent success of Christian Yelich, the 2018 National League MVP, the Brewers are well on their way to becoming a mainstay playoff team is always competitive NL Central Division. The success of the Brewers has not only been on the field, however. The social media presence of the Brewers has allowed them to continue to build their fanbase both in Milwaukee and around the world. With 1.05 million Facebook followers, 630 thousand Twitter followers, and 440 thousand Instagram followers, the three main social media platforms provide Brewers fans with the ability to be a part of their franchise regardless of where they live.
The MLB would be in a much different place if it were not for the Cincinnati Reds. The Reds are the first team to ever be established by professional baseball. The Reds were established as the Cincinnati Red Stockings and played their first game in 1869 against the Great Westerns of Cincinnati. The Red Stockings did not lose their first game until the 131st game played on June 14, 1870. In 1876, Cincinnati was adopted into the National League. In 1880, The Reds were expelled from the National League for 10 years for selling beer at games. So for 10 years, the Reds were a part of the American League. 150 years later, Cincinnati is still a baseball town and the Cincinnati fans are loyal to their Reds like its family. Today, the Reds are striving to rejuvenate the winning culture in Cincinnati. In Cincinnati, everyone bleeds red and black.
Throughout history the popularity of sports betting has frequently been associated with wider interest in a given sport itself, so it is no surprise that in the age of online bookmakers this correlation continues to exist.
Of course the sticky issue of the legality of sports betting on a region-by-region basis does make this matter a little more complex, so here is a rundown of how things are shaping up in terms of viewership and fan engagement across the US and North America as a whole.
FanChain is a digital rewards platform which uses blockchain crypto tokens (“FANZ tokens”) to connect the global sports industry.
FanWide is distributing FanChain FANZ tokens to its registered users for attending events, sharing with friends and other actions described below. These FANZ tokens will be “stamped” by sports team and stored in your FanWallet so that they can be redeemed for cash, prizes, memorabilia and other goods. For more information about FanChain, FANZ and the FanWallet, check out https://fanchain.com/faq.
This step by step guide will take you through how to earn FANZ tokens right here on FanWide.com. Just for signing up on our website and choosing a favorite team, you can easily earn FANZ Tokens! Currently you can earn 10 FANZ tokens with every action, but the value will decline over time as more users join the network, so sign up today! Let’s take a look on how to earn FANZ tokens through FanWide.
Being the most recent addition to the National Hockey League, most would have expected the Las Vegas Golden Knights to experience all the struggles of new teams. However, the Vegas Knights thrived in their introduction to the NHL. Populating a Facebook page of 360K, a Twitter of 445K, and an Instagram of over 650K, the Knights have extended their fanbase beyond the Vegas area. Being located in Vegas, the tourism business allows William Foley (owner of the Knights) to organize different events in order to intrigue these tourists to watch the Knights play.
The New Jersey Devils future is filled with promising young stars and a fanbase that is always supporting the team at every game. Young stars such as Jack Huges, the number one draft pick in 2019, has proven to be worth the pick. Along with the stellar future, the Devil’s organization has prioritized their communications with fans throughout the world. With over 450K Facebook followers, 738K Twitter followers, and 310K Instagram followers, the Devil’s represent what a fan community wants in an organization. The constant news updates and articles posted gives the fans insight into the team.
It’s almost that time of year again. No, not the holidays. It’s almost time for the College Football Playoff and FanWide has everything you need to know about where to watch the best teams in the nation. As Championship Weekend approaches, it is time to closely examine the top six programs in the nation as they gear up for a final run at the Playoffs.
With the decline of cable, it has become more and more difficult to keep watching your favorite local sports teams, as many packages have been cancelled or cut. Recently, Comcast has cut Altitude Sports, which is the sports package that shows local Colorado teams. This includes the NBA’s Denver Nuggets, MLS’s Colorado Rapids and NHL’s Colorado Avalanche. Altitude Sports is only available on DirecTV and thus, many Avalanche fans are lost and searching for a bar or restaurant to view their team. With FanWide, fans can always find the best place to watch the Avalanche with other local fans, even in Olympic City USA.
FanWide.com, the World’s Largest Sports Fan Club Network, locates the nearest venue in Colorado showing your team and your game with sound. Their fan reward program featuring FanChain Tokens (FANZ) has also been recently launched so that fans can earn rewards for simply watching their own team. Soon fans will be able redeem their FANZ for free drinks, merchandise, and even game tickets.
