One of the nastiest players in the NFL, Ndamukong Suh has made up for his aggressive playing style by talking to fans on a daily basis. Suh uses sarcasm throughout his Tweets and even gives some advice to fans as well as talking about other sports throughout the world.
The world's most coveted Olympic Swimmer, Michael Phelps, is on Twitter roughly every other day. Phelps offers pictures of new purchases he makes as well as charities which he strongly supports, showing his true colors after having controversy several years ago.
After winning the Cy-Young Award in probably the best comeback story of all-time, R.A. Dickey's popularity on Twitter isn't as immense as other top athletes, but he is rather amusing. Dickey uses Twitter pretty often to make his voice heard about important topics such as the Hurricane Sandy efforts, but also jokes around such as posts about local sports teams within the New York City area.
His user-name on Twitter is exciting by just looking at it, "BizNasty2point0." Paul Bissonnette, a Left Wing in the NHL, is one of the most hysterical hockey players on Twitter as he posts videos of hockey fans and usually re-tweets a lot of people. Bissonnette also follows his peers which has helped increase his list of followers to over 350,000 people.
Logan Morrison enjoys Twitter a lot as he Tweets to fans several times a day. He even jokes to fans about his teammates such as in this Tweet, "Only at home. NEVER on the road RT @Redd_garcia: Didyou always look at gaby Sanchez butt while stretching @LoMoMarlins."
Reggie Bush is a class act on and off of the football field. He uses Twitter to get closer to his fans in an odd way. He even asks people what they are doing on some days and talks about what he does while not playing football, giving fans an inside access to his interesting lifestyle.
Apparently, LeBron James is a family man after all, even after winning an NBA title. James puts up pictures of his two children, both boys, and even takes some time out of his busy schedule in the middle of the season to answer fans occasionally.
Kevin Durant has become a basketball sensation over the past few seasons and he continues to use it to his advantage. Durant has been using his Twitter to give advice to fans on how to follow their dreams as well as showing off his "style" such as new sneakers, hats, or some crazy new apparel he bought.
The former NFL Defensive End, who is now on a daytime television show now, is on Twitter constantly, keeping everyone informed on his opinions. Michael Strahan is a character and it shows as he thanks fans for their appreciation and support as well as the occasional joke which helps lighten up the mood.
Jon Rauch isn't that popular among baseball fans, but his popularity as a relief pitcher has grown over the years. His trademark is tattoo's all over his body which is an intimidation factor for the opposing batters. Rauch usually posts Instagram pictures of he and his family and uses profanity every now and then which is what all sports fans love to see.
Good ol' Ocho Cinco has a very loud voice on Twitter. Chad Johnson posts very often as he gives fans the opportunity to hear practically every thought he has which is rather amusing while reading their news feeds.
It's Tebow Time. Well then again, when isn't it Tebow Time on Twitter. Tim Tebow doesn't joke that often on Twitter, but it is the seriousness of his Tweets that makes him entertaining. Tebow brings religion into play throughout most of his posts as he shows the humane side of his life to fans. One of the most talked about athletes in the country, Tebow has over two million followers and the few people he follows back are usually influential to his career.
The newest NASCAR champion is truly a big mouth. Brad Keselowski was fined $25,000 for using Twitter on his phone inside of his race car during a red-flag just a week before he locked up his first career Sprint Cup Series title. Keselowski even Tweeted during the Daytona 500, NASCAR's Super Bowl. He uses Twitter daily and talks to fans more than any other personality in sports as he makes his voice heard at the same time of being one of the most controversial race car drivers of all time.
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