NBA Teams' Reported Interest in Ben Simmons Is Revealed
Several teams have expressed interest, and one Western Conference club made a non-guaranteed minicamp offer as Simmons eyes a minimum deal.
- ESPN's Marc Spears reported on Monday that several NBA teams have expressed interest in Ben Simmons ahead of the upcoming season, with the point forward reportedly open to signing a minimum deal.
- Simmons, who missed the previous season due to injuries, is healthy and expected to participate with "zero restrictions" at a player-led private minicamp for the Australian men's basketball team in Melbourne.
- According to Spears, Simmons has a legitimate offer to join a Western Conference training camp. "He does have an offer from a West team to come to a training camp," Spears said on NBA Today.
- The former Rookie of the Year has played for the Philadelphia 76ers, Brooklyn Nets, and Los Angeles Clippers, with recent reports linking him to a potential reunion with Philadelphia.
- While Simmons was an All-Star, he has not realized his full potential in recent years, and NBA prospects remain speculative as he attempts to prove his contribution ability after extended health challenges.
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Ben Simmons Generating Interest From Several Teams, Has One Non-Guaranteed Minicamp Offer
Ben Simmons is generating interest from multiple NBA teams, sources told Marc J. Spears of Andscape. Simmons also has one non-guaranteed contract offer from a Western Conference team on the table. Simmons is also set to participate in a player-led minicamp for the Australian men's basketball team starting on Monday. The 30-year-old did not play in the NBA last season. Simmons last played for the Clippers in 2025, where he averaged 2.9 points and…
NBA teams' reported interest in Ben Simmons is revealed
May 13, 2021; Miami, Florida, USA; Philadelphia 76ers guard Ben Simmons (25) warms up prior to the game against the Miami Heat at American Airlines Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports Ben Simmons has not fallen off the NBA radar completely just yet. Simmons on Sunday teased an NBA comeback with an Instagram post of him looking completely jacked during a workout on the hardwood. While it’s long been his M.O. to look like an al…
The four-time all-star Ben Simmons was not signed to any team in the past NBA season, instead the 30-year-old focused on his fitness. According to media reports, there are now several interested parties.
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Kings Could Ben Simmons wind up in Sacramento? Logan Struck of Kings On SI suggests the Kings as a possible landing spot for Simmons, who is attempting an NBA comeback after sitting out last season to get healthy. There has been no report directly linking Simmons to Sacramento. But Marc J. Spears of Andscape reported that Simmons has received a non-guaranteed training camp offer from an unidentified Western Conference team, with multiple clubs s…
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