Ben Simmons

Much like Ben Simmons did last season, James Harden disappeared for the Sixers in their biggest game of the season. By Reuben Frank

Ben Simmons is expected to be ready for the 2022-23 NBA regular season at last, but what if he’s not playing for the Brooklyn Nets by then?

Ben Simmons underwent what was determined to be a successful back surgery in Los Angeles on Thursday. The Brooklyn Nets are hoping that he is fully recovered before the start of training camp this fall.

Former Sixer and current Brooklyn Nets star Ben Simmons is undergoing surgery on Thursday, the team announced Wednesday night.

Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving are struggling against Boston, and Ben Simmons won’t be available to help them Monday night with the Brooklyn Nets’ season on the brink. Simmons’ former Sixers teammate plans to play on, though. Joel Embiid is determined to stay in Philadelphia’s lineup, no matter how much pain he has in his right thumb.

Reggie Miller was among those who blasted Ben Simmons on social media after it was announced he would not be returning for Game 4 of the Nets first-round matchup against the Celtics.

Brooklyn Nets star Ben Simmons won’t suit up for Game 4 against the Boston Celtics despite reports he should be available to make his Brooklyn debut.

Despite the Raptors first win over the 76ers in round 4 of the playoffs, the Sixers fans believe the team will end up coming on top the next game. NBC10’s Leah Uko talked to some fanatics.

Ben Simmons hasn’t played in an NBA game for nearly 300 days, but it sounds like the Nets star could hit the court sooner than most expected.

The post-James Harden situation in Brooklyn has been pretty rough, and the bad news just keeps coming for a Nets team barely treading water as it is.

Ben Simmons has filed a grievance against the Sixers to recoup nearly $20 million withheld by the team, ESPN reported Saturday morning.

The Nets’ Ben Simmons managed to duck playing against his former team Thursday night in Philadelphia, and now the ex-Sixers star seems to really be ramping things up.

Sixers fans booed Ben Simmons as he returned to Philadelphia for the first time since the trade with the Brooklyn Nets. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville spoke with some of the fans.

Ben Simmons’ long-awaited return to Philly didn’t disappoint, with scenes of angry fans outside of hotels and boos as well as sarcastic cheers inside the Wells Fargo Center.

That loud sound you hear from South Philadelphia is the crowd reaction as Ben Simmons returns to the court where he hasn’t played since the 2021 playoffs. Simmons will be on the bench for this matchup, but that is unlikely to quell the drama. And, by the way, there’s a basketball game going on in front of the bench...

Ben Simmons has returned to Philadelphia for the first time since the blockbuster trade that sent him to the Nets in exchange for James Harden. Simmons isn’t expected to play Thursday night but will be on the bench at the Wells Fargo Center. NBC10’s Tim Furlong gets reactions from Sixers fans.

Carson Wentz and Ben Simmons, once Philly fan favorites, now play for rival teams. But there’s a lot more they have in common.

He’s back, but not playing. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle previews the hype surrounding ex-Sixer Ben Simmons’ return to Philadelphia as a member of the Brooklyn Nets. Plus, gas prices keep climbing and so could other costs; Philadelphia police encounter a house fire and a shooter; and a plan to end snow days is being proposed in New Jersey. NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante...

With the much-hyped return of Nets star Ben Simmons to Philadelphia, Kevin Durant talked about his teammate’s big night and what he expects from Sixers fans.

Danny Pommells and Noah Levick discuss Ben Simmons upcoming return to the Wells Fargo Center.