Ben Simmons’ journey around the NBA is continuing, and it’s not clear where he will go next. After splitting last season between the Brooklyn Nets and Los Angeles Clippers, Simmons is on the move again,

Sacramento and New York were the two teams that I was told back in Las Vegas were the top contenders for Ben Simmons and his two best options. But we've also been told that Boston and Phoenix are teams that have ra made contact with his camp and his representation.

Ben Simmons may not be the star he once was, but he is still generating interest as a free agent. According to Marc Stein of The Stein Line, four teams are currently in the mix for the former No.

Last offseason, the Knicks acquired former Phoenix Suns and Nets star Mikal Bridges in a blockbuster deal sending five first-round picks across the bridge to Brooklyn.

Selected with the No. 1 pick, Simmons was once considered a generational player with a winning approach to the game.

Freshed off their Bradley Beal waive-and-stretch move that will incur $20 million of dead money in each of the next five seasons for the salary they owe to the former All-Star guard, the Suns have gained instant flexibility to restructure their roster.

The 2025 NBA offseason is in progress, featuring several blockbuster trades that continue to stun fans. However, many are still waiting to see how the situation surrounding Ben Simmons develops. Simmons has faced various challenges in his career lately,

L ook, we get it. The name Ben Simmons doesn’t light up the scoreboard or ignite your fantasy league. It probably makes your Philly friends flinch. But if you actually look at what this Phoenix Suns roster needs — and we mean really look — you might realize Simmons is the right kind of weird.

The Suns and Brooklyn Nets should swap Beal and Ben Simmons. While Simmons is no longer the star player he once was, he only has one more year on his contract ($40.3 million).

The Phoenix Suns have made several changes this offseason, including hiring their third head coach in as many seasons. They’ve