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Heading into training camp, the Sacramento Kings were betting on the comeback of Ben Simmons. While they signed him to a one-year deal, the three-time NBA All-Star wasn’t guaranteed to make the final roster. According to Spotrac, Simmons’s $2.4 million…

Ben Simmons is expected to secure a spot on the Sacramento Kings' regular-season roster and remain in the starting lineup for opening night against the Los Angeles Clippers on October 21. Simmons signed a non-guaranteed one-year deal worth $2.4 million with the Kings entering training camp, and making the opening night roster secures his salary for the season.
The former Philadelphia 76ers guard recently returned to action after sitting out the entire 2025-2026 NBA campaign. In his preseason debut with Sacramento on October 10 against the Golden State Warriors, Simmons recorded seven points and one assist across nine minutes on the floor.
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