What’s happening to Joel Embiid? Given that the former MVP has only appeared in four games this season, many Philadelphia 76ers supporters are currently wondering that. Many decisions had been made about Embiid’s fitness management prior to the campaign. He missed the opening several games of the regular season and the whole preseason. It was also stated that he will no longer compete in back-to-backs. All of this was thought to be an effort to keep him healthy for the playoffs. However, Emdiid’s knee problems have persisted, so none of that has helped.
All of this was thought to be an effort to keep him healthy for the playoffs. However, Emdiid’s knee problems have persisted, so none of that has helped. The Sixers, on the other hand, have somewhat improved recently. Tyrese Maxey and Paul George are both now available, and they are on a 3-1 run. Meanwhile, Jared McCain is still going above and above in his rookie campaign.
Many people are now questioning whether it’s time for the 76ers to let go of Embiid and start over in light of everything that has happened. ‘Perfect trading partner’ is how TWSN’s Monty Lobb describes the Miami Heat. “I could see Philadelphia being interested in rookie Kel’el Ware, Jaime Jaquez Jr., and Nikola Jovic,” Lobb wrote. All of these compositions are young and might be developed by Philly. I believe the deal may be completed if two or three first-round selections are added. As Philly has a new beginning with young talent and Miami gains a new star, both clubs gain.
Embiid is undoubtedly among the league’s top players. The problem is that he doesn’t play much these days, and his injury issues don’t seem to be improving. Therefore, it may not be the best idea in the world for the Heat to trade for Embiid in South Beach by giving up assets and important young players.
