Ben Simmons hasn't played a game yet this season, but there are a number of teams in the NBA that are scrambling to get the All-Star guard. Over the past week, there have been many rumors about Ben Simmons' deal, but none of them have made any concrete progress.
Several teams, including the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks, are reportedly interested in Ben Simmons, making a multi-team deal more likely. Due to the inappropriate price, the 76ers have been refusing to let Ben Simmons leave. But through trades from multiple teams, the 76ers are likely to trade Ben Simmons for good players.
In the latest transfer rumors, the Houston Rockets, who are in a state of recovery, have also joined the chase for Ben Simmons. Not every team can have Ben Simmons, though, and the Rockets are like that. According to the US media, the Ben Simmons deal would be a multi-team deal.
"There have been a lot of rumors in the league about Ben Simmons' deals over the past few weeks, including a four-team deal that involved Philadelphia, timberwolves, kings and rockets. Ben Simmons' deal could end up being a multi-team deal. ”
Simmons has the upper hand on the defensive end, but is not aggressive on the offensive end. His performance in the playoffs was criticized by many fans for giving up an open space to layup for fear of being fouled and being sent to the free throw line.
For teams like the Lakers and Knicks, who have a lot of offensive arsenals but a tough defense, Ben Simmons would be a great addition. However, the Lakers will have a hard time coming up with chips that will satisfy the 76ers. As things unfold, we will closely monitor the progress of Simmons' transactions. According to statistics, Ben Simmons has been fined more than $7 million, and all this should soon be the result.