The new-look Boston Celtics may not be contending for their record-extending 19th championship this season, but that doesn't mean the team isn't still on the prowl for cheap help heading into 2025-26.
How many of the last players to reach the half-century mark in points for every NBA franchise can you name in five minutes?
On Wednesday, Malcolm Brogdon shocked the NBA by announcing his retirement from the NBA. He had been training with the New York Knicks and was expected to secure a roster spot ahead of the new season.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
Ben Simmons’ days in the NBA may or may not be finished. Some reporting suggests he’s considering taking the 2025-2026 season off—if not retiring altogether.
It takes quite the staunch fan of the NBA to know exactly which teams Ben Simmons has played on over the past couple of years. Not because he’s been on tens of teams (only two with the Nets and the Clippers since leaving Philly) but due to him barely suiting up for games.
Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young was part of NBA history that affected a particular star. This was about the 2021 Eastern Conference semifinals against the Philadelphia 76ers.
Ben Simmons is currently an unrestricted free agent. There's been little reported interest in the former Rookie of the Year this summer, leading to suggestions that he could retire.
Three-time NBA All-Star Ben Simmons has experienced a challenging career. The No. 1 overall pick by the Philadelphia 76ers in 2016, Simmons missed his entire first season with a foot injury suffered in training camp.
The Charlotte Hornets are back in the national headlines, but not for a reason anyone saw coming. In fact, it’s not even about someone currently in the organization — it’s about one of the NBA’s biggest “what if” stories.
Following the move of Cam Thomas agreeing to the qualifying offer with the Brooklyn Nets, it appears that NBA free agency is starting to see some more action as training camp and media days approach.
Ben Simmons reportedly rejected the New York Knicks’ proposal. While there have been conflicting reports on just how far those discussions between the Knicks and the former All-Star have gone, the former NBA guard Patrick Beverley sounded off on the idea that Simmons would reject the Knicks.
Patrick Beverley isn’t holding back when it comes to Ben Simmons’ downfall. On the latest episode of his podcast, the veteran guard recalled Simmons’ early hype and explained how one moment in particular changed everything.
When it comes to Ben Simmons, a season off might be more likely than a new year with a new team. Late into the free agency process, Simmons has had just a handful of links, and now he’s without an agent, according to reports.
Once considered the heir to LeBron James, Ben Simmons has skidded from household name to borderline retirement in record time.
NEW YORK, NY — The Knicks enter camp with roster questions. A reserve guard remains a priority. That search has drawn Ben Simmons into focus. Reports conflict.
Despite recent buzz, the Knicks never made a formal offer to free agent guard Ben Simmons, league sources confirmed. SNY’s Ian Begley was the first to report that while the Knicks held dialogue with Simmons’ camp earlier this summer, a contract was never on the table.
A respected New York sports reporter has refuted the recent claim about Ben Simmons.
Ben Simmons is seemingly in no rush to make a decision about his future, and the former All-Star’s agent has decided not to stick around to see how things turn out.
Simmons became an unrestricted free agent at the start of the summer after his contract with the Los Angeles Clippers expired.
Ben Simmons had a chance to join the Knicks this offseason, but turned it down. According to Marc Stein of The Stein Line, New York offered Simmons a one-year contract at the veteran’s minimum.
Simmons reportedly declined an opportunity to join an Eastern Conference contender.
Ben Simmons’ NBA future remains uncertain, and at least one former player thinks the time has come to call it a career. “You got fans over here, we’d love you to come sit down and talk cuz it’s over,” former guard Jeff Teague said on his Club 520 podcast.
The future of Ben Simmons is unclear. Currently a top free agent left on the market, Simmons has reportedly gained some level of interest from point guard-needy teams in free agency.
Ben Simmons’ next move is already uncertain, and now so is his representation. Marc Stein of The Stein Line reports that agent Bernie Lee has formally removed himself from the NBPA’s ledger as Simmons’ agent.
After being criticized for supposedly lacking the desire to play basketball, Ben Simmons may now be lacking the desire to play basketball.
Ben Simmons may be headed back to the Atlantic Division.
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