The two strongest pulls in Noah Syndergaard's top 10 sit on opposite sides of a New York sports divide: New York Rangers at 0.95 and Mets Booth at 0.95, with Morning Show with Boomer & Gio close behind at 0.95 — a hockey franchise and a baseball podcast pulling nearly identical audience shapes, which is the structural story here.

The shape is two-peak, and both peaks are rooted in New York sports media. The first cluster runs through Mets-adjacent content: Mets Booth (0.95), Kay Show on YES (0.94), and the New York Mets themselves (0.92). The second runs through the broader New York sports-talk ecosystem: Morning Show with Boomer & Gio (0.95), Aaron Judge (0.93), CC Sabathia (0.93), and Curtis Granderson (0.91). The New York Rangers at 0.95 — the single highest score — represent the cross-sport reach of that second cluster. Among the top 10, four neighbors share Syndergaard's own subcategory (Athletes): Judge, Sabathia, Granderson, and Newsday is the lone News Publisher at 0.89. The remaining neighbors are Sports Teams and Podcasts and Radio, confirming that the audience is shaped almost entirely by New York sports consumption rather than by any single team or format.

The top 10 collectively describe an audience defined by deep, multi-sport New York fandom — one that moves fluidly between baseball coverage, hockey, and sports-talk radio.