When the disappointing 2025-26 season came to an end, Charlotte Hornets fans held onto the hope of winning the NBA draft lottery and the rights to draft generat ...

The Charlotte Hornets aren't a franchise that is considered a free agent destination. Improving the team mainly comes through the draft and trades, something th ...

Being a general manager is a game of chess. Every move is made with the future in mind. You must think several moves ahead, whether it be a future draft, free ...

Jeff Peterson: Yeah, like I said I think it’s an incredible blessing to have these extra, 20, 21 games, a few weeks left in the season to evaluate. And that’s players, roster, the staff ...

Jeff Peterson is very far-sighted Feb 5, 2025; Charlotte, North Carolina, USA; Charlotte Hornets center Mark Williams (5) lays in the basket over Milwaukee Bucks forward Bobby Portis (9) during ...

Nets assistant GM Jeff Peterson set to be interviewed for Hornets' top front office role Peterson joins other candidates in the initial shortlist made by Charlotte. Marin Gabric | Feb 16, 2024 ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The Charlotte Hornets officially announced the hiring of Jeff Peterson as executive vice president of basketball operations on Tuesday. Peterson, who had been serving as ...

Hornets’ Jeff Peterson on the Charles Lee hire and the state of Charlotte’s rebuild By Mike Vorkunov Aug. 6, 2024 ...

Jeff Peterson's first year as the Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations of the Charlotte Hornets had more twists and turns than your favorite roller coaster at Carowinds. Completed ...

Jeff Peterson, officially hired on Tuesday, has already been a busy man and a fixture around the Hornets since his arrival. The Hornets’ EVP is drawing early praise from every direction.

In 2013, after one season as a basketball-operations assistant with the Atlanta Hawks, Jeff Peterson’s NBA career tilted at a few crossroads. He had received an offer from University of Arizona ...

Jeff Peterson said he turned down the academic scholarship to Princeton because he wanted to play basketball “at a higher level on a consistent basis.” He was recruited to Iowa by then-coach ...