Given the disruption caused by Ben Simmons's farce, the 76ers have been able to do so well this season. Under Joel Embiid, the 76ers still have a 6th-place record in the competitive East.
However, if the 76ers still want to impact a better record and have better competitiveness, they should still make a move before the trade deadline, of course, the most important thing is to solve ben Simmons's farce. So which team can the 76ers push for a deal with? The advice given by the US media Kenneth Tip is that the 76ers can promote a deal involving Ben Simmons with the Jazz:
The 76ers got: Donovan Mitchell, Bojan Bogdanovic, Joe Ingles
Jazz gets: Ben Simmons, Tobias Harris
In this deal, the 76ers not only send Ben Simmons, but Tobias Harris is also the player who needs to be put on the shelves, and while this is unlikely to become a reality before the trade deadline, it should also be a concerning idea.
While the 76ers need to send Ben Simmons and Harris, they can get backcourt scorers like Donovan Mitchell in this deal, and even players like Bogdanovic and Joe Ingles, which will undoubtedly make the 76ers a better competitive team. After all, after getting these players, the 76ers will also be able to build a lineup with Embiid, Mitchell, Ingles and Bogdanovic as the core.
As for the Jazz getting Simmons and Harris after the deal, they can also build a lineup with Simmons, Gobert and Harris as the core. Truth be told, Simmons and Harris partner Gobert and the current Jazz roster will have more room to improve than Mitchell, and may even give them a better chance of competing for the title.
Of course, it's unlikely that the Jazz will trade Mitchell at this stage, even if Simmons and Harris would indeed be a good complement.