scrabbarista wrote:AleksandarN wrote:
I'm new to basketball. Are points, rebounds, and assists important?
shocking! RealGM told me he's already out of the race

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scrabbarista wrote:AleksandarN wrote:
I'm new to basketball. Are points, rebounds, and assists important?
scrabbarista wrote:AleksandarN wrote:
I'm new to basketball. Are points, rebounds, and assists important?
GiannisAnte34 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:Tor_Raps wrote:Let Embiid flop his way to another MVP when we all know that his game is gonna disappear in the playoffs lol.
Can you tell me one playoff run where he wasn't injured?
The one where he was healthy he averaged 30 against the Celtics, got swept, but he showed up.
Embiid shat the bed game 6 and 7, but people need to realize he has been injured for the majority of his playoff runs. The key will be health, if after health he can't get it done, he goes into the annals of NBA history as a great star who couldn't cut it in the playoffs. Still has a few seasons to change the narrative.
Part of being MVP is playing enough games....
That also goes for being fit enough to play to your potential
eyeatoma wrote:GiannisAnte34 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:
Can you tell me one playoff run where he wasn't injured?
The one where he was healthy he averaged 30 against the Celtics, got swept, but he showed up.
Embiid shat the bed game 6 and 7, but people need to realize he has been injured for the majority of his playoff runs. The key will be health, if after health he can't get it done, he goes into the annals of NBA history as a great star who couldn't cut it in the playoffs. Still has a few seasons to change the narrative.
Part of being MVP is playing enough games....
That also goes for being fit enough to play to your potential
Totally, but many seem to think he simply can't perform, when most of the time he's too hurt to perform to his best ability.
Big difference between a sprained wrist and a broken bone in their face.Cubbies2120 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:GiannisAnte34 wrote:
Part of being MVP is playing enough games....
That also goes for being fit enough to play to your potential
Totally, but many seem to think he simply can't perform, when most of the time he's too hurt to perform to his best ability.
Players have to play through injuries. A lot of the greats do.
Hell, Jokic had a sprained wrist going into the playoffs last year.
I think it's a recurring thing for him, 2021, wrist issues...last year in playoffs, wrist issues, even last night he was icing it every time he was on the bench.
FYI: I've got Jokic and Embiid #1 and #2 in my MVP voting right now
eyeatoma wrote:Big difference between a sprained wrist and a broken bone in their face.Cubbies2120 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:
Totally, but many seem to think he simply can't perform, when most of the time he's too hurt to perform to his best ability.
Players have to play through injuries. A lot of the greats do.
Hell, Jokic had a sprained wrist going into the playoffs last year.
I think it's a recurring thing for him, 2021, wrist issues...last year in playoffs, wrist issues, even last night he was icing it every time he was on the bench.
FYI: I've got Jokic and Embiid #1 and #2 in my MVP voting right now
Torn meniscusWolfgang630 wrote:Embiid couldn’t beat the lowly Atlanta Hawks in a game 7 in Philly. I don’t want to keep hearing about injuries with him. The big turnovers he had gets swept under the rug because of Ben Simmons.
Lol your post shows you have no idea about thisCubbies2120 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:Big difference between a sprained wrist and a broken bone in their face.Cubbies2120 wrote:
Players have to play through injuries. A lot of the greats do.
Hell, Jokic had a sprained wrist going into the playoffs last year.
I think it's a recurring thing for him, 2021, wrist issues...last year in playoffs, wrist issues, even last night he was icing it every time he was on the bench.
FYI: I've got Jokic and Embiid #1 and #2 in my MVP voting right now
Yeah, one prevents you from shooting in a natural way, while the other...you just throw a mask on over it.
Dozens of players have played with a mask on lol.
eyeatoma wrote:Lol your post shows you have no idea about thisCubbies2120 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:Big difference between a sprained wrist and a broken bone in their face.
Yeah, one prevents you from shooting in a natural way, while the other...you just throw a mask on over it.
Dozens of players have played with a mask on lol.
Cubbies2120 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:Lol your post shows you have no idea about thisCubbies2120 wrote:
Yeah, one prevents you from shooting in a natural way, while the other...you just throw a mask on over it.
Dozens of players have played with a mask on lol.
I mean...dozens of players have played with a mask on. I'm sure his face hurt though...
It's a pain tolerance thing...
dWadeOwnzYou wrote:Joel Embiid is not far benigh. It will be another close one between him and Jokic.
jokeboy86 wrote:If its Embiid and Jokic again, when’s the last time that 2 players finished either 1 or 2 for 4 consecutive years? Magic/Bird maybe(I’m completely guessing) That has to be unheard of not just in the NBA but in all the major sports in the modern era
eyeatoma wrote:Big difference between a sprained wrist and a broken bone in their face.Cubbies2120 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:
Totally, but many seem to think he simply can't perform, when most of the time he's too hurt to perform to his best ability.
Players have to play through injuries. A lot of the greats do.
Hell, Jokic had a sprained wrist going into the playoffs last year.
I think it's a recurring thing for him, 2021, wrist issues...last year in playoffs, wrist issues, even last night he was icing it every time he was on the bench.
FYI: I've got Jokic and Embiid #1 and #2 in my MVP voting right now