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Two neighbors pull clearly ahead of the rest: TSN Hockey at 0.92 and Hockey Night in Canada at 0.92, forming a distinct upper tier before the scores step down to a tighter cluster between 0.85 and 0.88.
The shape is two-peak, and those peaks define the bridge TSN's audience sits on — one side anchored by TSN's own hockey podcast property, the other by the flagship broadcast institution of Canadian hockey. Below them, the top 10 resolves into a dense hockey-media cluster: The Hockey News (0.89, Magazines), Bob McKenzie (0.87, Athletes), NHL Network (0.87, TV Channels), Darren Dreger (0.87, Journalists), Sportsnet (0.87, TV Channels), Hockey Hall of Fame (0.86, Destinations), Pierre LeBrun (0.86, Journalists), and the NHL itself (0.85, Sports Leagues). The subcategory spread — a podcast, a TV show, a magazine, two journalists, two TV channels, a destination, an athlete, and a sports league — spans nearly every format in hockey media, yet every entry is hockey-specific. Two neighbors share TSN's own subcategory of TV Channels (NHL Network and Sportsnet); the remaining eight come from seven different subcategories, all orbiting the same sport. No other sport appears in the top 10.
The audience shape this reveals is one of the tightest single-sport concentrations visible in the data: TSN draws an audience whose composition is defined almost entirely by hockey consumption across formats, not by sports broadcasting broadly.
