Across the top 10 neighbors, WNBA's audience shape spreads broadly — no single entity dominates, and the neighbor set spans basketball media, individual athletes, footwear brands, and a radio channel, with scores ranging from 0.95 down to 0.88.

The shape is broad, meaning many neighbors sit well above baseline rather than one pulling far ahead of the rest. SLAM leads at 0.95, the strongest signal in the set — a basketball-focused magazine whose audience composition aligns tightly with the WNBA's. Below it, the cluster is anchored by NBA-adjacent athletes: Blake Griffin (0.91), Vince Carter (0.90), Steve Nash (0.89), and Reggie Miller (0.88) all fall within the Athletes subcategory. NBA History (0.91) is the only other Sports Leagues entity in the top 10, sitting just below Blake Griffin. The cross-kind finding worth noting: Shade45, a Podcasts and Radio channel, lands at 0.90 — ahead of every footwear brand in the set — while Nike Basketball (0.89) and adidas Basketball (0.89) round out the bottom of the top 10. No other Sports Leagues entity besides NBA History appears in the top 10. The WNBA's own subcategory is represented by just that one neighbor; the rest of the set is athletes, basketball media, and brand channels — a shape defined almost entirely by NBA-orbit audiences rather than peer leagues.

The broad distribution across athletes, basketball media, and adjacent brands suggests an audience that follows the wider basketball ecosystem rather than gravitating toward any single node within it.