Basketball brands and fellow players dominate Reggie Miller's nearest audiences, with no single neighbor pulling far ahead of the rest — a textbook broad shape spread across athletes, footwear labels, and league properties.
Blake Griffin leads at 0.93, followed closely by Nike Basketball (0.90), adidas Basketball (0.89), USA Basketball (0.89), and Vince Carter (0.89). The top 10 also include NBA History (0.88), Jordan Brand (0.88), 2K Support (0.88), Shade45 (0.88), and the WNBA (0.88). Subcategory-wise, five of the ten are Athletes, three are Footwear or Fitness brands, and two are Sports Leagues — a tight cluster built almost entirely around basketball's ecosystem. The one outlier in kind is Shade45, a Podcasts and Radio channel, which sits at 0.88 alongside the league properties — a cross-kind signal that hip-hop media shares meaningful audience composition with this basketball-centric set.
The scores compress into a narrow 0.93–0.88 band across the full top 10, meaning no single neighbor dominates; the audience shape is defined by the collective basketball world rather than any one anchor.