eyeatoma wrote:
But if you include the games he missed, he's averaging about 25.
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Hussien Fatal wrote:HotRocks34 wrote:Can't be a hero in a stat pad game.
Tonight Embiid had echoes of David Robinson's 71 points on 4/24/94 that was accomplished solely to win the scoring title over Shaq.
Kendrick Perkins talked last year about players stat padding.
This is what it looks like.
Lol! You really do try your absolute hardest to diminish any great thing Embiid does. He made Wemby look like a small child this game. Embiid is the most unstoppable force this season no matter what you say Embiid is having the greatest regular season of the modern era by a wide margin.
azcatz11 wrote:HotRocks34 wrote:Can't be a hero in a stat pad game.
Tonight Embiid had echoes of David Robinson's 71 points on 4/24/94 that was accomplished solely to win the scoring title over Shaq.
Kendrick Perkins talked last year about players stat padding.
This is what it looks like.
Why is it stat padding when they can’t stop the dude? It’s not likes just chucking shots. They couldn’t stop the man.
scrabbarista wrote:eyeatoma wrote:
But if you include the games he missed, he's averaging about 25.
Such a ridiculous comment. I doubt you even watched the game. Just spewing nonsenseHotRocks34 wrote:GrandTheftRondo wrote:azcatz11 wrote:
Can’t disagree. He has to prove it in the POs. I think this is the year
The fact they get 70 from Embiid and still barely put away the Spurs doesn’t fill me with great confidence about their title hopes
To be fair to Philly, IMO they didn't play in a natural way tonight. If they play more balanced they probably wreck the Spurs.
Nemesis21 wrote:It is absolutely hilarious hearing people still say Embiid has superstar potential.The guy is one injury away from being Greg Oden.Except Oden manged to play over 100 games in the NBA, I don't think Embiid will play more.
eyeatoma wrote:
Hussien Fatal wrote:scrabbarista wrote:eyeatoma wrote:
But if you include the games he missed, he's averaging about 25.
Sorry but That’s not how works buddy. And with all the games Embiid has missed he’s still the favorite to win MVP easily. All he needs to do is meet the bare minimum of games to sweep the MVP award.
scrabbarista wrote:Hussien Fatal wrote:scrabbarista wrote:
But if you include the games he missed, he's averaging about 25.
Sorry but That’s not how works buddy. And with all the games Embiid has missed he’s still the favorite to win MVP easily. All he needs to do is meet the bare minimum of games to sweep the MVP award.
scrabbarista wrote:eyeatoma wrote:
But if you include the games he missed, he's averaging about 25.
BigGargamel wrote:scrabbarista wrote:eyeatoma wrote:
But if you include the games he missed, he's averaging about 25.
LOL what is the point of comments like this? What an absolutely silly thing to say.
Hussien Fatal wrote:HotRocks34 wrote:Can't be a hero in a stat pad game.
Tonight Embiid had echoes of David Robinson's 71 points on 4/24/94 that was accomplished solely to win the scoring title over Shaq.
Kendrick Perkins talked last year about players stat padding.
This is what it looks like.
Lol! You really do try your absolute hardest to diminish any great thing Embiid does. He made Wemby look like a small child this game. Embiid is the most unstoppable force this season no matter what you say Embiid is having the greatest regular season of the modern era by a wide margin.
scrabbarista wrote:eyeatoma wrote:
But if you include the games he missed, he's averaging about 25.
scrabbarista wrote:eyeatoma wrote:
But if you include the games he missed, he's averaging about 25.