Research Objective: To analyze the current status of online presence management among Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) players and determine whether CPBL players need to establish fan pages to enhance their visibility. Method: Utilizing third-party software to analyze the number of posts made by renowned players on their Facebook fan pages and determining whether there is a positive correlation between the number of likes or shares received after posting. Conclusion: Based on the data analysis, there is a low positive correlation between the number of likes and shares when players post once on their fan pages, and a moderate positive correlation between comments and shares. Recommendation: Players should first achieve good performance on the field and build up a physical fan base before establishing fan pages. The significance of opening a fan page will be greater in this scenario, fostering meaningful interaction with fans and creating a positive fan engagement. During games, posts should consist of video content, sharing news, or interviews. Interacting with fans through live broadcasts can significantly increase the reach of their fan pages.