Love it or hate it, the NBA’s apron system is here to stay, and teams are already feeling the sting when it comes to team building. The Oklahoma City Thunder had to find new homes for Isaiah Joe and Lu Dort this offseason as they try to work their way back to the Finals.
As the 2026-27 NBA season draws closer, former NBA player Richard Jefferson is not ruling out the possibility of Sacramento Kings guard Ben Simmons returning to All-Star form.
Patrick Beverley is not happy with how Ben Simmons has returned to the NBA, especially with players like Victor Oladipo, Cam Thomas, and Gabe Vincent remaining without jobs.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Ben Simmons hopes to make his NBA return next month after signing a one-year deal with the Sacramento Kings. Simmons made three All-Star Games in his first four years with the Philadelphia 76ers and was expected to become an NBA superstar.
Ben Simmons will still have to prove himself before touching an NBA floor again. The former All-Star forward Simmons officially signed with the Sacramento Kings on a one-year, $3.5 million contract earlier this week.
The Sacramento Kings made waves in the NBA last week when they signed Ben Simmons to a one-year deal, and finally, in the now-quiet days of the offseason, their final roster feels set.
Apparently the Kings could have had Trae Young. They just didn’t want everything that came with him. Before Young was traded from the Hawks to the Wizards, Atlanta offered him to Sacramento in a deal for Zach LaVine, according to Kings insider James Ham. Sacramento declined.
Ben Simmons is officially a member of the Kings. Staying one will apparently be up to him. Simmons signed a one-year, non-guaranteed contract worth up to $3.5 million, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.
The Hornets apparently haven’t disappeared entirely from the Domantas Sabonis conversation. But there’s still a fairly significant issue. According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, Charlotte remains a potential landing spot for the Kings center.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Sacramento Kings are one of the NBA's most disappointing franchises. Not only in recent memory, with just one playoff appearance in the last two decades, but also all-time.
Ben Simmons is back in the NBA, and the Sacramento Kings are betting that one of basketball’s most polarizing reclamation projects still has something meaningful left to offer.
It is a well-known fact that the Sacramento Kings have been gearing up for a rebuild. While this is a promising sign for a team that has struggled to perform, offloading the contracts of Domantas Sabonis and Zach LaVine has delayed the process.
The Sacramento Kings may be taking their biggest gamble yet by signing Ben Simmons. But Jason “White Chocolate” Williams believes the former No. 1 overall pick can reinvent himself by embracing a vital new role as he attempts to revive his NBA career.
The Sacramento Kings could have traded for Trae Young before the Washington Wizards got him, but they reportedly had a huge reason to not do it. When the Atlanta Hawks decided to move on from Trae Young, there were questions about where he would end up.
The Sacramento Kings reportedly rejected a trade package before the 2026 February trade deadline that would have landed them the four-time All-Star Trae Young.
Domantas Sabonis might be in line for a return to the Eastern Conference. The Charlote Hornets could be in the mix to trade for the Sacramento Kings big man Sabonis, Bleacher Report’s Jake Fischer reported on Tuesday.
Ben Simmons is officially back in the NBA. According to someone who knows him particularly well, the Kings may be getting a different version of him. David
The Sacramento Kings have had dauntingly similar offseasons over the last two years, as they continue to be connected to Restricted Free Agent Jalen Duren after going through the Jonathan Kuminga saga a year ago.
The Sacramento Kings recently made headlines when it was announced they were signing former NBA All-Star Ben Simmons to a deal ahead of the new season.
A Domantas Sabonis trade seems to be on the horizon after the Sacramento Kings are reportedly not interested in extending his contract. Why would the Kings not want to keep their All-Star center, you might ask?
Following a major appellate setback in federal court, Grant Napear is preparing to escalate his six-year legal battle over his 2020 firing. The legal counsel for the former Sacramento Kings broadcaster announced plans to petition the U.S.
ESPN’s Stephen A Smith didn’t hold back his take on Ben Simmons’ NBA comeback with the Sacramento Kings. After Russell Westbrook chose retirement over one more season, the Kings inked Simmons to a one-year deal.