Ben Simmons claimed that the comments about the Brooklyn Nets star “robbing” the Nets are unfair and disrespectful.

Brooklyn Nets guard Ben Simmons is firing back at critics who believe he's unworthy of his astronomical contract. "People make comments saying I'm

Simmons played in just 15 games last season for Brooklyn, averaging 6.1 points, 7.9 rebounds and 5.7 assists per contest. If the Nets want to feel like they're getting anything out of Simmons in the final year of his deal, he'll need to play more than 15 times over the span of 82 games.

Ben Simmons doesn’t know how long he’ll be playing in Brooklyn. But for as long as he’s with these young Nets, he says he wants to lead them.

In an interview with Brian Lewis of the New York Post, Brooklyn Nets guard Ben Simmons discussed his mental health and comments of him stealing money.

People make comments saying I’m robbing. No. When I got that contract, I was playing at a super high level. Unfortunately, I had injuries,” he said. “But for somebody to say that, it’s

When it comes to Ben Simmons and Dennis Schroder, the 'boost trade value' plan is the likely strategy, but will that translate into starting roles?

The Brooklyn Nets are rebuilding. A look at the roster makes that a fairly objective statement. They’re the only team in the NBA that doesn’t have either a player who was an All-Star in one of the past three seasons or a lottery pick from one of the past three drafts.

Former NBA All-Star Ben Simmons has been on the decline for years, but he's speaking like someone who's on the verge of a major redemption arc. In a recent chat with the New York Post, Simmons opened up on the path ahead and sent a message to those who have accused him of robbing his teams.