The Chicago Bulls waived Drew Peterson at the end of the preseason. Peterson, a ex Celtics champion, was released by the Bulls and has been seeking a new team. The move is part of the Bulls' roster finalization, with the team cutting four camp invitees, including Peterson. This decision comes as the Bulls get ready for the upcoming season.
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