Nets' Ben Simmons' trainer, Chris Brickley, makes Jeff Teague upset
In a recent episode of the "Club 520" podcast, Jeff Teague explained why he lost respect for Brooklyn Nets guard Ben Simmons' trainer, Chris Brickley.
Former Player Says Trainer Ruined His Reputation By Hyping Up Ben Simmons
Brooklyn Nets fans were treated to footage of Ben Simmons taking shots on a practice court, seemingly healthy and ready for the new season. To make things even better, trainer Chris Brickley claimed that Simmons is “back to playing All-Star talent level basketball” while promising a “big season loading.
Ben Simmons Update: His Trainer Just Teased The NBA Star’s Comeback After Injury
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.
NBA trainer Chris Brickley believes Nets' Ben Simmons is ready to play
In a couple of Instagram posts, NBA trainer Chris Brickley believes that Nets guard Ben Simmons is ready to have a big season.
Ben Simmons' Trainer Says Nets Star Will Rebound from Injury: 'Trust Me On This One'
One of the great traditions in sports is back with Brooklyn Nets guard Ben Simmons getting ready for the upcoming NBA season in an offseason workout
Ben Simmons’ Trainer Vouches on Himself While Addressing Nets Guard’s Injury Update
Trainer Chris Brickley backs Ben Simmons' NBA journey as he gears up with the Brooklyn Nets. Will this season be a turning point for the enigmatic guard?
Nets' Ben Simmons 'Better Now Than His All-Star Seasons,' Trainer Claims
A former three-time All-Star with the Philadelphia 76ers, Simmons has rarely been healthy during his Brooklyn tenure.
Ben Simmons' trainer, Chris Brickley, says Simmons is better than ever
With the 2024-25 season just weeks away, Brooklyn Nets guard is feeling better than ever, according to his trainer Chris Brickley on X.
Why Ben Simmons doesn't fit Nets' new direction despite Chris Brickley's 'All-Star' take
Should Ben Simmons have a role with the Nets this season after receiving glowing endorsements from one of the NBA's top trainers?
What Ben Simmons’ Return to Form Could Mean for Nets
NBA career, Ben Simmons has seen the highs and the lows. The No. 1 pick in the 2016 NBA Draft, Simmons came in with unreasonably high expectations as a 6-foot-10, do-it-all forward. But after missing a season due to injury,
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"He's one of the best trainers": Carmelo Anthony's son Kiyan Anthony raves about Chris Brickley who trains LeBron James, Angel Reese, and more
Kiyan Anthony recently shared his deep admiration for Chris Brickley, calling him "one of the best trainers in the world ... names in the NBA and college basketball like LeBron James, Kevin ...
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Jeff Teague Says Veteran NBA Skills Coach “Ruined” His Reputation By Training Ben Simmons
In his recent appearance on the Club 520 Podcast, Jeff Teague reacted to Ben Simmons working out with skills coach Chris Brickley.
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Ben Simmons injury update: NBA insider offers new details on Nets forward's status for Brooklyn's training camp
On Tuesday, Simmons shared a video of him working with NBA trainer Chris Brickley. Many await Ben Simmons' return to his former self. With the Sixers, he was an aggressive offensive player, ...
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NBA trainer Chris Brickley believes Nets' Ben Simmons is ready to play
In a couple of Instagram from NBA trainer Chris Brickley ... is back to playing All Star talent level basketball. Big season loading," Brickley wrote in one of his posts about Simmons.
Fake Ben Simmons Warriors trade goes viral after NBA scoopster's retirement
Warriors fans were the first to experience the consequence of a post-Woj world on Wednesday with a fake viral trade involving ...
The NBA’s Star Reporter Just Broke News of a Shocking Retirement: His Own
ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, who helped turn the league into a year-round online spectacle, is leaving the company to work for ...