Ben Simmons to the Knicks? A case for and against the Knicks new free agent target
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The Knicks have shown interest in Ben Simmons, a former All-Star facing struggles after back injuries. Since his last year with Philadelphia, Simmons has averaged fewer than 6 shot attempts per game, with disappointing stats in recent seasons at both the Nets and Clippers. Despite this, he might fit well in New York, as the roster is equipped with significant talent, relieving him from pressure. The Knicks could utilize his skills in a more supportive environment, differing from his challenging tenure in Brooklyn.
Simmons has not averaged more than 5.6 shot attempts per game since his final year in Philadelphia. He averaged 6.2 points, 5.2 rebounds and 6.9 assists through 33 games with the Nets last season.
There's a case to be made both for and against Simmons in orange and blue. Simmons wouldn't be the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth or seventh scoring option on a Knicks team now stacked with talent.
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