Ben Simmons still has a back injury, and in its absence, it is impossible to know what the Nets. While waiting for his return, the Australian point guard is working on his shot, and a recent video about it should terrify Brooklyn fans…
Since joining the Sixers, James Harden reminds everyone how strong he can be by stringing together XXL performances. In four games played, he quietly averaged 26.8 points, 12 assists and 7.5 rebounds, all for 4 wins. In fact, Philadelphia is now the favorite to get out of the Eastern Conference.
But on the other side of the trade, at the Nets, things are a bit more hazy. Indeed, while Kevin Durant has just returned from injury and Kyrie Irving is still subject to local legislation, Ben Simmons has still not made his debut, the fault of a sore back.
Ben Simmons chained the bricks in training!
And with the regular season nearing its end, no one knows when he will be able to return. the latest news not being good. While waiting to be handed over, the leader trains on his own and tries to improve, especially in shooting, even if the work is colossal. Moreover, a video on this subject has just shaken social networks.
Ben Simmons getting a couple shots up after practice. pic.twitter.com/n0NkCTmRUd
— Nick Friedell (@Nick Friedell) March 5, 2022
After collective training, which he may not have taken part in due to his back problems, Ben Simmons decided to work on his shooting a little away from the group. And if LaMarcus Aldridge looks very comfortable in the foreground, by chaining the shots from his “garden” at mid-distance, the Australian point guard sent two huge bricks only a few centimeters from the basket, which did not is not reassuring about his offensive progress. Internet users have all asked the same question:
This the guy that’s supposed to replace Harden? ????
— Danny. (@Danizeh) March 5, 2022
Is this the guy who’s supposed to replace James Harden? ????
Ben Simmons will never be a great shooter, it seems pretty obvious… But to miss such simple shots inches from the basket is particularly worrying for the rest of the Nets season.
