The 76ers are questioning the validity of Ben Simmons' pursuit of mental health assistance, per ShamsCharania.
still in a standstill over his trade request, the team is reportedly testing the validity of his pursuit of mental health assistance, according to The Athletic's Shams Charania.
As Charania reports, Philadelphia has been irritated with the lack of clarity on his situation and has threatened to continue fine him for not participating in games, practices, shootarounds and workouts. Simmons has reportedly provided the team with names of his mental health professionals who are not able to provide specific information due to patient confidentiality.
Simmons is permitted to seek assistance from an outside source for mental health assistance as he is not comfortable with the physician on the 76ers' staff. The team feels that they should have more information on Simmons' treatment plan and a timeframe for his return. When it comes to progress on a trade, the 76ers continue to set a high price but according to Charania, the team has engaged in talks with the
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