The top 10 neighbors for Keith Law span five distinct subcategories — magazines, websites, actors, TV shows, and TV personalities — with no single type dominating and scores compressed into a narrow band from 0.94 down to 0.92.
The shape is flat: Deadspin leads at 0.94, followed closely by FanGraphs Baseball at 0.94 and Eugene Levy at 0.94, with Schitt's Creek at 0.93 and Katie Nolan at 0.92. No neighbor pulls meaningfully ahead of the others. The mix is the finding: sports-analytics sites and a sports-culture magazine sit alongside a Canadian sitcom, its lead actor, and a TV sports personality, all drawing audiences of nearly identical composition. Jon Stewart (0.92, Comedians) rounds out the top six, adding a third distinct subcategory. The only fellow Journalist in the top 10 is absent entirely — Keith Law's own subcategory does not appear among the ten neighbors at all. Instead, the cluster is built from Websites, a Magazine, Actors, a TV Show, TV Personalities, and a Comedian: a cross-kind pattern where sports-media properties and entertainment figures share the same audience shape.
What this reveals is an audience that moves fluidly between analytical sports content and culturally engaged, comedy-adjacent entertainment — without a strong gravitational pull toward any single type.