There’s no denying that the Charlotte Hornets have a bright future, especially after the Hornets’ President of Basketball Operations, Jeff Peterson, assembled an intriguing 2025 NBA draft class headlined by Duke stud Kon Knueppel.
The Charlotte Hornets are still crafting their roster and trying to envision who will be contributors in 2025-26 and beyond. The waiving of Nick Smith Jr.
When a team makes a flurry of transactions over the offseason, it's typically easy to predict the one who makes the strongest impact. That being said, sometimes the small additions help make just as big of an impact.
Charlotte Hornets President of Basketball Operations Jeff Peterson hasn't had much time to relax this offseason. He's been super busy tweaking and improving the roster to put them in a position to make the postseason.
The Charlotte Hornets have had a strong start to the offseason, with President of Basketball Operations Jeff Peterson leading the charge. He’s made noticeable improvements to the roster, but one glaring hole still remains: the frontcourt.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Charlotte Hornets continue to put the finishing touches on their roster for the upcoming season. That includes filling up their two-way spots, which they did last week by signing Drew Peterson.
Drew Peterson has spent the first two seasons of his NBA career playing for the Boston Celtics. The 25-year-old finished last year with averages of 2.2 points and 1.6 rebounds per contest while shooting 41.5% from the field and 39.4% from the three-point range in 25 games.
The Boston Celtics have already lost a few members of the 2024 NBA championship team. Sending Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis away in a trade were the biggest moves this offseason.
Late Monday night, Shams Charania of ESPN and Rod Boone of the Charlotte Observer reported that the Charlotte Hornets would be signing Drew Peterson to the team’s third two-way slot.
Free agent forward Drew Peterson has agreed to a deal with the Hornets, according to Shams Charania of ESPN (Twitter link), who hears from agents Mike Silverman and Troy Payne that their client will sign a two-way contract with Charlotte.
The Hornets have signed big man Drew Peterson to a two-way contract, per Shams Charania of ESPN. Peterson spent each of the past two seasons with the Celtics, winning an NBA championship in 2024.
The Boston Celtics are headed for a critical offseason as they try to get under the second apron. They need to make sure they don't suffer the penalties from the apron that could hamper them.
Peterson’s game-winner highlights an electrifying (if sloppy) G-League show If you haven’t caught a Maine Celtics game, I’d recommend it sometime. You’re guaranteed to see something memorable.
The Boston Celtics kick off a two-game home stretch with the Sacramento Kings on Thursday. The Celtics are coming off a much-needed win in a showdown between both recent NBA Championship teams and will look to keep the momentum at home against the Kings.
Why Drew Peterson should follow in the footsteps of Grant Williams. Drew Peterson kind of reminds me of Grant Williams. And no, it’s not that their body types are nearly mirror images.
Joe Mazzulla called-up Drew Peterson after spending nearly a year in the Celtics’ G-League system to provide pleasantly surprising minutes against the Cavs and Heat.
Drew Peterson getting significant minutes wasn’t on most Boston Celtics fans’ radar. However, due to several notable injuries, Peterson received quality minutes in the last two games.
Talk about a pop quiz... Prior to Sunday’s loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, Boston Celtics forward Drew Peterson had played just seven minutes this season.
Thirteen of the 15 players who finished last season on standard contracts with the Celtics will return for their upcoming title defense. The same is true of JD Davison and Drew Peterson, who they re-signed to two-way deals.
We’re really getting the band back together. The Celtics announced Wednesday they signed Drew Peterson to a two-way contract. He averaged 16.1 points, 7.3 rebounds and 5.8 assists for the Maine Celtics last season, after joining the team in December.
In a CelticsBlog exclusive, Drew Peterson revealed which NBA player he models his game after, what memorabilia he got after scoring his first NBA points,
Former USC men's basketball forward Drew Peterson, now a two-way rookie for the Boston Celtics, notched the first NBA points of his pro career in a dominant 145-108 road defeat of the Los Angeles Clippers Saturday.
According to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, one day after waiving forward Nathan Knight, the Boston Celtics have agreed to a deal with Drew Peterson to fill their newly created two-way vacancy.