According to Shams, Simmons' comeback is in the first round of G4 to G6, and according to this schedule, Simmons has a chance to catch the playoffs.
Simmons can provide the Nets with a role similar to chasing dreams.
So if he is willing to stand in the no. 5 position of the small ball, and then Adu goes to air defense, the Nets' offensive and defensive ends will be further improved. No, it should be a substantial improvement. After all, the Nets' current winning pattern is still too dependent on offense. Of course, having two of the league's top five singles players, not standing up for a heads-up, is a bit excessive. But Nash loved Daddy's thighs too much, which was also a big problem.
All in all, Simmons' comeback is good news for the Nets. Judging from his recent video, this news is most likely not a flicker.
Turning back to run, holding the ball to break through, stopping jump shots... This seems to be something that an injured person can do, and Before Simmons could only lie in a rehab bed to do rehabilitation.
However, it is said that every year in training, it is a god pitcher, and when it comes to the field, it is a refusal to shoot. Can something change this year?
In addition, Nash said Simmons hasn't missed the Nets' training, so it doesn't take much run-in.
Everything shows that Simmons' comeback seems to be just around the corner.
But as much as you talk, you end up talking with the ball.