At 0.93, DeMarini is the strongest pull in Wilson Ball Gloves' top 10 — but the second peak tells a different story: Chip Gaines (0.89) and Joanna Gaines (0.88) are the sixth and seventh closest neighbors, with Magnolia (0.87) close behind, forming a distinct home-and-lifestyle cluster inside what is otherwise a baseball equipment neighborhood.

The shape is two-peak. The first cluster is tightly composed of baseball and adjacent sports brands: DeMarini (0.93), Nike Diamond (0.92), Louisville Slugger (0.92), EvoShield (0.92), and Rawlings Sports (0.89) — four of the five carry Sports or Fitness subcategories, and all five are Brands. That cluster is exactly what you'd expect from a baseball glove brand. The second peak is the structural surprise: the Gaines-adjacent entities — Chip Gaines, Joanna Gaines, and Magnolia — are TV Personalities and a Home brand, with no baseball connection by category. Rounding out the top 10 is Marucci (0.88), another Sports brand, and Dave Ramsey (0.86), a Professionals subcategory figure who sits closer to the lifestyle cluster than the equipment one. No other Home brands and no other TV Personalities appear in the top 10 beyond the Gaines pair and Magnolia.

The audience for Wilson Ball Gloves is anchored in baseball equipment but carries a secondary shape that overlaps strongly with family-oriented, values-adjacent lifestyle content — a pairing that the equipment cluster alone would not predict.