Ben Simmons has recovered from the back surgery he underwent in March and will be a full participant in Brooklyn Nets training camp, beginning Oct. 1, with no restrictions, according to NBA insider Chris Haynes.

Brooklyn Nets point guard Ben Simmons' agent Bernie Lee informs NBA insider Chris Haynes that the three-time All-Star has recuperated enough from his latest back injury to join his colleagues in time for the Oct. 1 start of training camp. "Ben is fully cleared and is a full participant for the start of camp. He is excited to get started," Lee says.

Here are three goals for Brooklyn Nets center Nic Claxton heading into the 2024-25 NBA season, all of which will be valuable for him moving forward.

That being said, Simmons doesn't really have a positive reputation amongst NBA fans. The Nets guard has been criticized repeatedly due to his injury history. So when Chris Haynes reported the news of Simmons' return to action, fans were quick to point out one thing. In his post, Haynes referred to Simmons as the "Brooklyn Nets star".

A former three-time All-Star with the Philadelphia 76ers, Simmons has rarely been healthy during his Brooklyn tenure.

If you were to say the name, 'Ben Simmons' around a Philadelphia 76ers fan, you'd probably be meant with a negative response. As Simmons, the former first overall pick of the 2016 NBA Draft, enters his fourth season as a member of the Brooklyn Nets,

Ben Simmons is expected to make his comeback on the court this upcoming season. His trainer Chris Brickley took to social media to share his high expectations for the Brooklyn Nets guard.