Maine Celtics’ playoff elimination poses questions about JD Davison, Drew Peterson’s futures
What’s next for JD Davison and the Maine Celtics?
The Celtics’ three two-ways — Davison, Norris, and Peterson — will rejoin the Boston Celtics for the postseason run, as will Maine Celtics assistant coach Tyler Lashbrook, who was an assistant coach on the Celtics’ championship team last year. The two-ways will be eligible to play in the Celtics’ final four regular season games — against the Knicks, Magic, and Hornets (twice), but given their two-way status, they won’t be eligible to suit up in the playoffs.
The Celtics still have a 15th spot available on their main roster and could sign one of their two-way players to the final sport, as they did with Neemias Queta toward the end of last season. Queta spent far more time (13.7 minutes per game across 28 games) with Boston last year than any two-way player has this year, but it’s still quite possible that Boston would convert one of the two-way contracts to a guaranteed deal.
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