Ben Simmons

Ben Simmons has agreed to a one-year, $3.5 million deal with the Sacramento Kings.

Fantasy Impact

Simmons last played during the 2024-25 season before missing all of last year. He wasn’t productive during his short stint with the Clippers, averaging less than three points per game. However, his rebounding and assist totals were still solid enough for his role, and it’s possible he could find himself as a rotational distributor for the Kings. He’s not relevant for fantasy at this moment, but time will tell.

The expectation is that Ben Simmons will sign with an NBA team next week.

Fantasy Impact

The Suns, Knicks, Kings and Celtics are among the teams who have expressed interest in Simmons. He is likely to remain off the fantasy radar where ever he lands.

Ben Simmons (knee) has been removed from the injury report for Friday's game against the Sacramento Kings.

Fantasy Impact

Simmons has been fully removed from Los Angeles' injury report prior to Friday's game, meaning that he is going to be available to play against the Kings. He will see more work than usual if Normal Powell (shoulder) is ruled out prior to tip-off.

Ben Simmons (knee) will be sidelined for Wednesday's game against the Houston Rockets.

Fantasy Impact

Simmons will not play on Wednesday. He will be out due to his knee injury, which has been a persisting issue for a while now. Kris Dunn is expected to be one of the primary fantasy beneficiaries of his absence.

Ben Simmons (knee) is without an injury designation for Saturday's game against the Dallas Mavericks.

Fantasy Impact

Simmons missed Friday's game due to a knee injury, but he no longer carries an injury designation and will be available to play on Saturday. Fantasy managers shouldn't expect him to be fantasy relevant for the remainder of the regular season.