Wolfgang630 wrote:I’ve been saying to get rid of him for so long
It would surprise you, but there usually isn't a whole lot of interest in damaged goods. I can't remember the last time I purchased a broken down car.
Is it time for PHI to finally move on from Embiid?
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It would surprise you, but there usually isn't a whole lot of interest in damaged goods. I can't remember the last time I purchased a broken down car.
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drone3 wrote:Despite not being able to jump or run Embiid is still crazy good. Got to give it a shot, save him for the playoffs and hope
He historically starts slow and these are the threads we’re getting over 10 years into his career lol.
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Embiid's setbacks may be what leads Philly to a chip. The development of Maxey is huge and the overall roster looks really solid. If Embiid can enter the playoffs healthy, Philly can definitely win the east. Maxey is really that dude though; he plays like he has work AFTER the game.