The Athletic (subscription required) was the first to spitball that potential offer, suggesting that Collins’ role with the Hawks is not appeasing to him and that the team could get to a point where they’re willing to swap Collins for Simmons (there has been previous reporting on the team’s interest in Simmons). But, could be something that could come to fruition in the next few weeks.Īccording to a few recent reports, we could be headed in that direction. For the record, it hasn’t been reported that it was offered. One potential trade offer that could intrigue the Sixers – and the rest of the NBA media, for that matter – is the Atlanta Hawks offering John Collins and Cam Reddish for Ben Simmons. They’re asking for a lot and it’ll be interesting to see what type of offers they get as the trade deadline quickly approaches. In the next few weeks, it would be surprising if the Sixers didn’t continue to navigate the Simmons trade waters. 1 preference is to get Simmons back on the team, but at this point that simply doesn’t seem likely. It was recently reported that the Philadelphia 76ers’ No. He provides thoughts on the practicalities of what to expect from experiences such as the first Christmas as a widower, going on holiday alone, and the well-meant comments of others and, in a life where 'the tears are only an eyelid away', he provides ideas on how to deal with them.NBA Trade Rumors: Would the Philadelphia 76ers be interested in acquiring John Collins in exchange for Ben Simmons?Īs the Ben Simmons sweepstakes continue on, there’s a good chance we’re going to get more noise regarding a potential trade over the next few weeks – the NBA Trade Deadline is less than a month away. In doing so, John provides an insight into the real emotions and experiences of a carer and widower. But, in a book that is touching, warm, and wise, John focuses on some of the realities of each stage from caring for a terminally ill loved one to learning to live as a widower. John uses his own experiences to explore some of the wider issues about how society responds to terminal illness, death, and widowhood.

Genre: Autobiography - Biography, Health - Fitness - Diet,ĭescription: In this deeply poignant and personal memoir, John Flint recounts the experience of his wife Patricia's diagnosis with cancer, her death, and his efforts to readjust to life afterwards.

Table For One, Sir? by John Simmons