Kevin Love's closest audience match is the Cleveland Cavaliers at 0.90 — but the top 10 neighbors span well beyond basketball, with no other NBA team appearing until position 3.

The shape here is broad: similarity scores run from 0.90 down to 0.77 across ten neighbors, with no sharp drop-off. The Cleveland Cavaliers lead at 0.90, followed by fellow athlete Kyrie Irving at 0.86 and the Detroit Pistons at 0.83. After that, the neighbor set diversifies quickly. Hoops Rumors, a basketball news website, sits at 0.82 — the only non-athlete, non-team entity in the top five. From there, the list pulls in NFL-era athletes: Le'Veon Bell at 0.81 and Antonio Brown at 0.78, alongside the Milwaukee Bucks at 0.79 and JR Smith at 0.78. Rounding out the top 10 are Giannis Ugo Antetokounmpo at 0.77 and Paul George at 0.77. The subcategory breakdown is telling: six of the ten neighbors are Athletes, two are Sports Teams, one is a Website, and one is a Sports Team — a mix that is predominantly same-kind but with a notable cross-sport thread, as two of the six athlete neighbors (Bell and Brown) are NFL players rather than NBA.

This audience is shaped by broad sports fandom — basketball-first but with meaningful NFL overlap — rather than a narrow, player-specific following.