In the NBA, a stage full of suspense and stories, some things happen so fast that people are jaw-dropping. Overnight, for example, the 76ers were on a rollercoaster ride — first high up, then free fall. Just when everyone is still signing Embiid, the star player of the 76ers, for 4 years and 2Things took a dramatic turn when the $1.3 billion super contract was liked. This number is not just a string of numbers, it represents the recognition of the first in the alliance and the unshakable trust in the "Emperor". However, when the Emperor was suspended due to injury, the true face of the 76ers seemed to be revealed — without the Emperor, the 76ers seemed to have lost their souls.
Let's talk about this super big contract. 4 years 2$1.3 billion, this number is a well-known existence everywhere. Embiid, the regular season MVP, has unmatched his ability and influence, at least from the moment the contract is signed. However, basketball, a team sport, the power of one person is limited after all. The Emperor's injury is like pressing the pause button on the 76ers team, and everything stops.
And Maxey, the young guard, played like a headless show with the 76ers in the absence of the Great. Maxi, who originally thought he would be able to carry the banner, seemed to be a little powerless without the emperor to attract the defense. Losing eight of nine games, such a result is unacceptable to any team. Especially for the 76ers, it's not just a loss, it's a blow.
Seeing this, you may be thinking that the title of "number one in the league" seems to have become a burden. However, this also shows the importance of the Great to the 76ers. Without him, the 76ers are like a team without a soul, even if they have talent and strength, it is difficult to perform at the level they should be.
So, what does all this really mean? For the 76ers, it was a tough test. They need to find a way to win without the Emperor, and at the same time a challenge for the other players, including Maxey, to prove that they are not only a supporting character for the Emperor, but also a protagonist who can play on their own.
For Embiid, the injury may be an opportunity to re-examine himself and his team. He needs to pay more attention to his body and make sure he can step up and play for the team when it matters most. At the same time, the 76ers also need to take advantage of this opportunity to build a system that doesn't just rely on the Great Empire, so that the team can remain competitive in any situation.
Finally, let's throw up the question: Will the 76ers be able to find the key to victory in the absence of the Great? Fans, what do you think about this? Feel free to talk in the comments section and discuss this NBA season full of uncertainties. February** Dynamic Incentive Program