Jonathon Simmons

Simmons recently took part in the Warriors' minicamp and impressed head coach Steve Kerr who said he thinks he still has a future in the NBA. The CBA will likely end well before the NBA, so it's possible Simmons returns to the states for the end of the 2021 season. 

"Simmons has had a good week of camp and still has years to offer in the NBA, in my opinion," said Kerr. To be clear, Simmons is not currently under contract with the Warriors, but it sounds like he did enough at this minicamp to at least receive a training camp offer next season. He could provide some scoring in the second unit, but it's unlikely he'd produce in fantasy hoops.

The Wizards merely took on Simmons and the final year remaining on his three-year, $20 million contract in a June 20 trade with the 76ers to net the 42nd overall pick in the draft. The swingman was never considered long for the roster, and was promptly waived when the league's moratorium on free-agent signings ended. If the 29-year-old resurfaces in the NBA this season, he'll likely have to accept a deal with limited guaranteed money attached to it after he posted a career-worst 46.6 true shooting percentage in 2018-19 across 56 games with the Magic and 76ers.

The Sixers effectively unloaded Simmons' contract onto the Wizards by attaching a second-round pick. The 29-year-old has $5.7 million left on his deal for next season. During the 2018-19 campaign, he Simmons averaged 6.5 points, 2.3 assists and 2.3 rebounds in 19.0 minutes. He may be able to garner more run in Washington, but it's doubtful he'll become fantasy relevant in the majority of formats.