Career Timeline of David Simon (basketball): Major Achievements and Milestones

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David Simon (basketball)

Discover the career path of David Simon (basketball), from the first major opportunity to industry-changing achievements.

David Joseph Simon is an American professional basketball player. He played college basketball at Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne. Details about his professional career and achievements beyond college are not specified.

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2004: NBA Draft Declaration and Knee Injury

In 2004, David Simon declared for the NBA draft without an agent, but he tore the ACL in his right knee during the Chicago Pre-Draft Camp. Consequently, he withdrew his name from the early entries and returned to school.

October 2005: Signed with Lukoil Academic

On October 10, 2005, David Simon signed with the Bulgarian club Lukoil Academic, which participated in the ULEB Cup, marking a step in his professional career.

2006: Signed with Standart Samarskiy Region

In 2006, David Simon signed with the Russian club Standart Samarskiy Region, where he played in the Russian Super League for one season.

2010: Signed with Anyang KGC and All-Star Selection

In 2010, David Simon signed with Anyang KGC of the Korean Basketball League and made his first All-Star team, marking a highlight in his career.

August 2011: Signed with Radnički Kragujevac

In August 2011, David Simon signed a one-year deal with Radnički Kragujevac, during the NBA lockout season.

June 2012: Signed with Astana

On June 11, 2012, David Simon signed a one-year contract with Astana along with Andreas Glyniadakis, marking another step in his professional career.

April 2013: Extended contract with Astana

In April 2013, David Simon extended his contract for one more season with the Astana basketball team, continuing his career with the team.

2014: Returned to KBL with Wonju DB Promy

In 2014, David Simon returned to the Korean Basketball League with Wonju DB Promy, earning his second KBL All-Star bid and leading the team to the Finals.

February 19, 2016: Signed with Tropang TNT

On February 19, 2016, David Simon signed with Tropang TNT as the team's new import, replacing the suspended Ivan Johnson.

2016: Signed with Anyang KGC

In 2016, David Simon signed with Anyang KGC in the KBL, leading the team to a regular-season championship.

2017: KBL Season Championship Title and Scoring Title

In 2017, David Simon led Anyang KGC to the KBL Season Championship title and earned the KBL Scoring title, marking a successful season.

April 2018: Released from Anyang KGC

In April 2018, David Simon was released from Anyang shortly after the KBL implemented a rule on foreign players, leading to his appearance on ESPN's Outside the Lines.

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2018: Joined Kyoto Hannaryz

In 2018, David Simon began playing for Kyoto Hannaryz in the Japanese B.League, starting a four-season tenure.

2022: Signed with Goyang Carrot Jumpers

In July of 2022, David Simon signed with the Goyang Carrot Jumpers back in the KBL, marking a return to Korean basketball.

2023: Signed with Tokyo Z

In March of 2023, David Simon signed with Tokyo Z of the Japanese B2 League, continuing his basketball career in Japan.

2023: Signed with Shinshu Brave Warriors

In October of 2023, David Simon signed with Shinshu Brave Warriors of the Japanese B.League.