Brooklyn Nets (Brooklyn) guard Spencer Dinwiddie (30) defended teammate Ben Simmons (26, Australia).

On the 13th, Dinwiddie appeared on ‘FanDuel TV’ of TVG Network, an American cable channel, and revealed his thoughts about Simmons.

Dinwiddie explained Simmons, “I know Simmons as an explosive and dominant player on both offense and defense when he is healthy and when he is in good condition.”

“He didn’t help us make the playoffs this time, but he remained a great teammate around us,” he said. They talk about it as one of the worst things ever,” Simmons wished him well.

Dinwiddie was previously a promising prospect at the University of Colorado, but missed half of the season with an ACL (anterior cruciate ligament)스포츠토토 injury. Accordingly, Dinwiddie was selected by the Detroit Pistons with the 38th pick in the 2nd round of the 2014 NBA Draft after his junior season.

Since then, Dinwiddie, who has continued his career without major injuries, faces the bad news of an ACL rupture in Brooklyn at the beginning of the 20-21 season. Accordingly, Dinwiddie left the team in a sign-and-trade method and rejoined Brooklyn after passing through Washington and Dallas.

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Like Dinwiddy’s wish, it is expected that Simmons will be able to recover from his back problem and perform as well as before in Brooklyn.

le of starting point guard in Brooklyn, who has returned, is sprinkling a lot of assists while improving his ability to manage turnovers, which has been pointed out as a weakness in the past. After Mikal Bridges, who was reborn as a Brooklyn ace, and Nicholas Claxton, who excelled at switch defense, Dinwiddie ranked third on the team in terms of contribution to win by substitute (WAR).

Simmons, meanwhile, has been sidelined on the court for long due to back problems.

Above all, although he managed to come back this season, he couldn’t find the look he showed with the Philadelphia 76ers. The defense, which was good enough to be mentioned as the NBA Defender of the Year, collapsed, and the aggressiveness in the breakthrough power and attack decreased noticeably. As a result, Brooklyn made the decision not to play Simmons on the field until he fully recovered.

Like Dinwiddy’s wish, it is expected that Simmons will be able to recover from his back problem and perform as well as before in Brooklyn.