2026 MLB postseason · Instagram
Who in the big leagues
follows whom?
Dugout DMs maps the public Instagram follows between players on all 12 of this year's playoff teams. See who follows whom inside a clubhouse, which teams are tied together, and how any two players connect.
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205
players collected
5,263
follows between them
2,680
of them across teams
Alex Bregman
most followed player
Latest list collected 22 minutes ago from public Instagram data. Every answer shows the date it's from.
What you can find out
Four simple questions, answered
Who follows a player?
Pick any player to see which teammates follow him, and which teammates he follows back.
Try it →Do two players follow each other?
Compare any two teammates: mutual, one-way, or neither. Each direction is checked separately.
Try it →Which teams are connected?
A team-by-team grid: how many Brewers follow Dodgers, Yankees follow Red Sox, and exactly who.
Try it →How are two players linked?
Pick any two players in the league and see the shortest chain of follows that connects them.
Try it →Why it exists
It started with one question
The Brewers won the World Series this year. They seem like a bunch of great dudes that I'd love to hang with. I checked Shane Drohan's page because I feel bad that one bad performance has people so down on him, and I wondered how many fellow Brewers follow him.
Instagram can't answer that at a glance. You'd have to scroll through dozens of following lists one by one. So I built a map that does it for the whole roster at once, then grew it to every team that made the 2026 playoffs.
Example
Mutual: they follow each other
What a follow does and doesn't mean
A follow is just a follow. It isn't proof of a friendship, and a missing follow isn't a feud. Accounts are sometimes run by agents, and people follow and unfollow for all sorts of reasons. This is a fun way to explore the team, not gossip.
- Independent fan project, not affiliated with MLB, any team, Instagram or Meta. Team logos belong to their clubs.
- Only public accounts on the roster, only who-follows-whom between them.
- Players can ask to be removed at any time.