At 0.94, Disneyland Resort is the single strongest pull in the Los Angeles Angels' top 10 — a Destinations brand, not another sports team — and it sits just ahead of the Los Angeles Dodgers at 0.93, the only other Sports Team in the top two. That pairing defines the two-peak structure: one cluster anchored in Southern California entertainment destinations, the other in fellow LA-area franchises.
The destination cluster extends to Universal Studios Hollywood at 0.79, reinforcing that the Angels' audience shape overlaps heavily with Southern California theme-park and attraction audiences. The sports-team cluster fills out with Los Angeles Chargers at 0.76, SFGiants at 0.76, and Los Angeles Rams at 0.68 — four Sports Teams in the top 10 in total, all either LA-market franchises or California rivals. Bridging the two clusters is San Diego Comic-Con at 0.77, an Events and Awards entity whose audience sits squarely between the entertainment-destination and sports-franchise neighborhoods. Rounding out the top 10 are ARCO at 0.73 (Gas Stations), Disney D23 at 0.69 (Fan Accounts), and Panda Express at 0.69 (Fast Casual Dining) — all consistent with a Southern California regional footprint rather than a national baseball audience.
The shape reveals an audience defined as much by place — Southern California entertainment and lifestyle — as by sport.