elementally morale
01-14-2024, 08:40 PM
I found this article:
https://www.essentiallysports.com/nba-active-basketball-news-nba-injury-report-is-joel-embiid-returning-tonight-vs-rockets-update-on-philedelphia-seventy-sixers-ers-reining-mvps-comeback/
Here is this paragraph:
The reigning MVP has been suffering from a nagging knee injury for some time. He missed the last three games and is likely to miss the game because the knee injury will approximately take 4-6 weeks. Embiid had a healthy start to the season and appeared in all first fourteen games. Later he missed four games at a stretch in December due to an ankle injury. He returned to play two consecutive games and suffered swelling in the left knee.
He missed 10 games already. Even if he does return sooner than several weeks, he is not likely to play 65 games this year. Basketball reference has already taken down his name from its MVP award tracker page.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/friv/mvp.html
Jokic sits at the top now with 41% which will go higher after tonight's win. The SGA and Giannis follow. All the others don't really have a chance. Do we have a consensus here? It's the midpoint of the season.
As for Embiid, he got his MVP last year (very debatable). WHEN he played he seemed deserving this year but he just doesn't play enough. You are not that valuable if you are not on the court. However, I think all his fans would be happy to trade this MVP for a nice title run. In what light do you view his injuries this year? Is this a bad sign for the playoffs? Or is it a good sign because he played very well and will be rested with a coach that actually knows what he is doing?
https://www.essentiallysports.com/nba-active-basketball-news-nba-injury-report-is-joel-embiid-returning-tonight-vs-rockets-update-on-philedelphia-seventy-sixers-ers-reining-mvps-comeback/
Here is this paragraph:
The reigning MVP has been suffering from a nagging knee injury for some time. He missed the last three games and is likely to miss the game because the knee injury will approximately take 4-6 weeks. Embiid had a healthy start to the season and appeared in all first fourteen games. Later he missed four games at a stretch in December due to an ankle injury. He returned to play two consecutive games and suffered swelling in the left knee.
He missed 10 games already. Even if he does return sooner than several weeks, he is not likely to play 65 games this year. Basketball reference has already taken down his name from its MVP award tracker page.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/friv/mvp.html
Jokic sits at the top now with 41% which will go higher after tonight's win. The SGA and Giannis follow. All the others don't really have a chance. Do we have a consensus here? It's the midpoint of the season.
As for Embiid, he got his MVP last year (very debatable). WHEN he played he seemed deserving this year but he just doesn't play enough. You are not that valuable if you are not on the court. However, I think all his fans would be happy to trade this MVP for a nice title run. In what light do you view his injuries this year? Is this a bad sign for the playoffs? Or is it a good sign because he played very well and will be rested with a coach that actually knows what he is doing?