Technology brands dominate NBA Fantasy's nearest audiences — not other sports properties. The top 10 neighbors split into two distinct clusters: an automotive-and-news peak at the top, and a dense technology stack running through the middle, with only one sports-adjacent entity in the set.
Tesla Motors sits at the head of the list (0.67), followed closely by two Indian news publishers — NDTV (0.66) and The Times of India (0.65). That pairing forms the first peak: automotive and South Asian news media. The second peak is built almost entirely from Technology-subcategory brands: Windows Developer (0.65), Google Cloud Platform (0.65), Life at Google (0.62), Nvidia (0.61), and Cisco (0.60) all cluster within a tight band. Five of the top 10 neighbors carry the Technology subcategory; no other subcategory appears more than once in the top 10, with the exception of the two News Publishers.
The lone sports-adjacent neighbor is Jeremy Lin (Celebrities and Influencers / Athletes, 0.61) — the only athlete in the set. No other Sports-subcategory brand appears in the top 10, and no sports leagues or teams make the cut at all. Paris Baguette (0.65), a bakery-dessert brand, rounds out the set as the single food-and-beverage entry.
The two-peak structure — automotive/news on one side, enterprise and developer technology on the other — points to an audience shaped heavily by a tech-forward, globally connected profile rather than by sports fandom alone.