Seeing that he was forced to suffer a lot of financial losses due to missed training and games, the 76ers also put on an attitude that would not easily compromise, Simmons had no choice but to return to Philadelphia. However, according to the latest news from Shams Chalane and War God, although Simmons returned to the team to participate in collective training, his body and mind have always resisted the return. On the evening of October 19, local time, Simon God was directly expelled from the field by coach Rivers for refusing to participate in defensive training for many times. The team subsequently imposed a one-game suspension on him. The trigger will be tomorrow. The opening match against partridges was officially implemented.

Worshen also further stated in ESPN's report that the 76ers had previously fined Simmons $1.4 million for missing four preseason games, and that he would also be fined for his absence from team training, meetings, etc. Face multiple fines. Since returning to the team on October 11th, Simmons has not received any salary from the 76ers; as the unruly point guard was banned by the management for one game, Simmons will continue to lose money. A salary of around $227,000.

"I think his actions today distracted our attention. I don't think he wants to do what everyone else is doing." After the training, Rivers tried to explain to the media in a gentle tone what Simmons resisted. Attitude, "The training was just beginning at the time, it was no big deal. So I told him:'You should leave', and then we continued training."

"At least today Simmons does not want to participate in the team training. We let him go home, but we still hope that he is willing to come to the team training at some point in the future.... Every moment of the day, I will give Ben (Simmons) one Opportunity to rejoin the team and become one of us. He signed a contract with the team, this will not change. Sometimes a change will happen quickly, people will return to the team immediately, sometimes not. Two situations I have experienced it before, so I have a good feeling about it. As a coach, my task is to do my best to make all the players consistent. Unfortunately, it has become more difficult now. But this is mine. Work, I will not give up my job."

In contrast, Embiid, the 76ers’ core player, was unable to conceal his frustration with Simmons in an interview, even though he tried to respond with a nonchalant attitude: “I’m trying to win. Do my best to build a relationship with my teammates for victory. But in the final analysis, our job is not to be a nanny for someone, what we get is the wages we play hard on the court and win all the games. , Rather than taking care of someone’s salary. That’s not our job. I believe my teammates and I share the same ideas. We are all focusing on winning and fighting as a team."

"I don't care about that man at the moment. He does whatever he wants. That's not my job. That's management's job. I only focus on how to make the team better and win more victories, every night. Playing hard, trying to lead us all forward. What I can guarantee is that everyone in the team has the same attitude. Even though many things have happened, our chemistry is still very good. So just like I said ,I do not care."