Sam Perley is a journalist covering the National Basketball Association (NBA) with a focus on local teams, particularly the Charlotte Hornets. With a keen eye for game analysis and player performances, Sam provides in-depth coverage of the Hornets' games, highlighting key moments, trends, and outcomes.
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Sam Perley's articles predominantly focus on game recaps and analysis of the Charlotte Hornets' performances in the NBA. Based on this, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive player interviews, behind-the-scenes stories, or unique insights into the team's performance.
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By: Sam Perley
Orlando’s handsy defense created all sorts of problems for the Charlotte Hornets in the four head-to-head meetings between the two last season.
By: Sam Perley
The age difference between Kemba Walker and one of his new younger teammates was only seven years on paper. Yet, when Alpha Diallo, a fellow New York City native, first shared a photo featuring the two of them taken at Harlem’s famous Rucker Park from back in Walker’s college days, all Walker could do was smile and laugh.
By: Sam Perley
LaMelo Ball has been one of the best, if not the best, fourth-quarter performers in the NBA this season. His sensational play in the closing frame was on full display once again on Saturday afternoon at Spectrum Center, and was a pivotal factor in the Charlotte Hornets securing a narrow 115-114 home win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
By: Sam Perley
Twelve different NBA teams have had a crack at taking down the undefeated Cleveland Cavaliers through the opening three-and-a-half weeks of the NBA season. On Sunday evening, the Charlotte Hornets became the latest challenger to fall short with their 128-114 road loss.
By: Sam Perley
Everything was humming along just fine for the Charlotte Hornets in the first quarter of Tuesday night’s road game in Brooklyn. Then, after a bad second quarter bled into the third, they scrambled to get back into contention, only to later find themselves on the wrong side of a disappointing 116-115 loss, likely eliminating them from the Emirates NBA Cup.
By: Sam Perley
Top Performers : Miller (38 points on 15-of-26 shooting) and LaMelo Ball (35 points on 12-of-27 shooting) are now the first pair of teammates in
By: Sam Perley
Rebounding is one of basketball’s most basic fundamentals. The team that gets to the ball first following any missed shot will be awarded possession. Generally, as the saying goes, whoever wants it more usually gets it. But is it really that simple and straightforward?
By: Sam Perley
If the past two games for the Charlotte Hornets have proved anything, it’s that their future continues to be in great hands with LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller in the mix. Together, this young duo combined for an eye-popping 82 points on Saturday night and gave the Milwaukee Bucks everything they could handle all the way until the final buzzer in a 125-119 road loss.
By: Sam Perley
The determining factor in Monday night’s game between the Charlotte Hornets and Orlando Magic was about as crystal clear as it could be.
By: Sam Perley
If not for two sensational last-minute plays by Miami’s Tyler Herro, the Charlotte Hornets might have secured easily their best win of this young NBA season on Wednesday night at Spectrum Center. Alas, their ever-so-valiant attempt at a 20-point comeback win ended instead with a heartbreaking 98-94 home loss to the visiting Heat.
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