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Former LSU forward and current Philadelphia 76ers rookie Ben Simmons needed just four games to record his first triple-double of his NBA career.

Simmons posted 21 points, 12 rebounds, and 10 assists in the 76ers' 97-86 win over the Detroit Pistons on Monday night.

Here are the highlights:




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Fenwick86•97 months
It takes a special kind of ineptitude to miss out on the big dance with an elite talent like Simmons. JJ was horrible.
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Cheesy Beaver•97 months
he ain't one of us
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beantown•97 months
Those handles....very nice.
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TigahTeeth•97 months
Detroit’s defense is nonexistent.
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Rouge•97 months
Wonder if he will refuse to play in the playoffs
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