Rookie head coach Jordi Fernandez announced Friday that both Dennis Schroder and Ben Simmons will get the start in the Brooklyn Nets preseason opener against the Los Angeles Clippers. Now official, Schroder offered his perspective on the decision to Brian Lewis of the New York Post.

Coming into Nets training camp, much of the talk has been about the point guard duel. Turns out they’ll have dual point guards, instead.

During Brooklyn Nets Media Day on Monday, guard Ben Simmons discussed his rehab from his back injury while saying that he's ready to go.

Few players in the NBA have suffered more scrutiny than Ben Simmons in recent years. After a not-so-clean exit from Philadelphia — where he saw All-Star and All

First-year coach Jordi Fernandez wants the Nets to play fast and Simmons helps with that. But given his injury history, the Nets have point guard insurance with Dennis Schroder.

Point guard Ben Simmons said he believes he can be a game-changing force after having surgery in March to repair a lower-back nerve impingement.

Per Brian Lewis of the New York Post, the Brooklyn Nets are going to start Ben Simmons and Dennis Schroder together against the Los Angeles Clippers.

After all the questions about who’d get the nod between Dennis Schroder and Ben Simmons, both veterans will start together when Brooklyn tips off the preseason Tuesday against the Clippers.

Jordi Fernandez revealed that he intends to play both of the Brooklyn Nets leading point guard candidates, Ben Simmons and Dennis Schroder, together on Tuesday vs. the San Diego Clippers in the teams’ preseason opener.