Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid is one of the top players in the game regardless of position due to his ability to score at a high rate from all three levels on the floor. He can knock down triples, he can score in the mid-range, he can get to the basket off the dribble, and he can get to the free-throw line.

The Philadelphia 76ers are being viewed as Championship contenders going into the 2024-25 season but for those high expectations to come to fruition, they will need to find a way to keep players like Joel Embiid and Paul George injury-free.

Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid has accomplished everything in his NBA career thus far except for one thing: an NBA championship. Embiid has made All-Star games, he's won scoring titles, he's made All-NBA Teams,

There had been nothing but positivity around the Philadelphia 76ers for the majority of the offseason and they were being considered one of the favourites to win the Championship in the 2024-25 season. Some doubts might be starting to creep in after how things have played out in recent weeks though.

Alongside fellow 2008 Celtics champion Paul Pierce, Garnett blasted the 76ers' injury management plan for Embiid in 2024-25, per KG Certified.

The Philadelphia 76ers will be without their best player for the rest of the preseason. Star center Joel Embiid will not play due to a left knee injury. The team calls it 'left knee management.' Embiid did not travel with the Sixers for two road games last week. NBA insider Marc Stein was among the first to report on the news via Twitter/X.

Embiid's comments on his team's new style of play could be construed as a slight dig toward Rivers, despite that system earning him an MVP award.

Things have gotten so bad, in fact, that Harden is boycotting the 76ers right now. In the midst of all that, rumors have started to pick up that reigning NBA MVP Joel Embiid may want to exit stage left.

Kevin Garnett thinks Joel Embiid's injury plan highlights a bigger issue: many NBA players don't condition properly in the off-season before training camp and preseason. Knee issues have left Philadelphia 76ers’ Joel Embiid contemplating “never again” playing in back-to-back NBA games.