Hunter Patterson is a Live News & Events Editor, specializing in local sports coverage in California. With a focus on basketball, Hunter has written for various publications including The Athletic, BVM Sports, and Middle Tennessee State University. His work has also been featured in Forbes and WKRN News 2.
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Hunter Patterson's articles predominantly cover local sports events, especially basketball and NBA-related news. He frequently features player performance reviews, team strategies, and game analysis. His coverage also includes private sector announcements related to the sports industry.
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By: Hunter Patterson, Dianna Russini
The seventh-year receiver will finish his 2024 campaign with 25 receptions for 320 yards and a touchdown.
By: James Jackson, Hunter Patterson
“It’s an artistic version of a moment that happened, that we’re trying to cement,” Wade said.
By: Hunter Patterson
James finished with two points, two assists and a steal on 1-of-2 shooting in five minutes of action.
By: Kelly Iko, Hunter Patterson
Wembanyama grabbed eight rebounds and blocked three shots in the loss Wednesday.
By: Hunter Patterson
The Pistons were allowing 53 second-half points per game but gave up just 35 to the Nets in Sunday's win.
By: Hunter Patterson
Ivey ties a season high with 26 points, and Cade Cunningham contributes a triple-double in Detroit's second consecutive win.
By: Hunter Patterson
Cunningham joins Grant Hill as the only players in Pistons franchise history to record three straight triple-doubles.
By: Hunter Patterson
Five of Detroit's seven losses have been by eight points or fewer, being outscored by a total of 22 points in those fourth quarters.
By: Hunter Patterson
Malik Beasley and Cade Cunningham were the high scorers for the Pistons with 21 points apiece.
By: Hunter Patterson
Beasley scored 20 points and the Pistons limited the Raptors to 7-of-25 shooting and 1 of 9 on 3-pointers for 17 points in the fourth.
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