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Quote from: jpotter33 on February 11, 2017, 09:54:57 PMI wonder what this means for Noel.With yet another significant injury for Embiid, it might not be a bad idea to just keep him at whatever cost. Eddie is right - Embiid has been incredibly coddled and protected (justifiably) by the 76ers this season, playing extremely limited minutes and missing many games for protection from being overplayed and reinjuring himself. And that's how they should've played him. They did everything they could to slowly integrate him back into playing shape. Yet he still somehow gets injured. For a big man as athletic and big as Embiid, that doesn't bode well for his future.It'll be interesting to see what happens with Noel now.I kinda think we won't really know how hurt the dude is until this team makes the playoffs... Cuz if there's a .0000000000000001 percent chance of re-injury/severity increase they're just gonna hold him out. Which isn't the league standard.
I wonder what this means for Noel.With yet another significant injury for Embiid, it might not be a bad idea to just keep him at whatever cost. Eddie is right - Embiid has been incredibly coddled and protected (justifiably) by the 76ers this season, playing extremely limited minutes and missing many games for protection from being overplayed and reinjuring himself. And that's how they should've played him. They did everything they could to slowly integrate him back into playing shape. Yet he still somehow gets injured. For a big man as athletic and big as Embiid, that doesn't bode well for his future.It'll be interesting to see what happens with Noel now.
Quote from: RAAAAAAAANDY on February 11, 2017, 11:11:19 PMQuote from: jpotter33 on February 11, 2017, 09:54:57 PMI wonder what this means for Noel.With yet another significant injury for Embiid, it might not be a bad idea to just keep him at whatever cost. Eddie is right - Embiid has been incredibly coddled and protected (justifiably) by the 76ers this season, playing extremely limited minutes and missing many games for protection from being overplayed and reinjuring himself. And that's how they should've played him. They did everything they could to slowly integrate him back into playing shape. Yet he still somehow gets injured. For a big man as athletic and big as Embiid, that doesn't bode well for his future.It'll be interesting to see what happens with Noel now.I kinda think we won't really know how hurt the dude is until this team makes the playoffs... Cuz if there's a .0000000000000001 percent chance of re-injury/severity increase they're just gonna hold him out. Which isn't the league standard.Which is the smart thing to do with Embiid, especially this season.But still, a torn meniscus is a torn meniscus. Pretty much any knee issue is not good in basketball, especially for a big man who has an injury history already.
Elton Brand @TheRealEB42It has been a pleasure working with you my man. Best of luck out there. @JahlilOkaforjust dont know where hes traded to yet
http://www.libertyballers.com/2017/2/11/14588548/sixers-joel-embiid-injury-meniscus-tear-portland-trail-blazers-houston-rockets-bryan-colangeloSeems like Colangelo has really mishandled this whole Embiid injury situation, along with quite a bit of other stuff since being there. Apparently, he let him play against the Rockets knowing that he had the meniscus tear, presumably because it was a high profile national TV game and he wanted to showcase Embiid and the team.A lot of the 76ers fans are expecting Embiid to simply not play the rest of the year in further pursuit of the tank and to not chance it with him any more. It's going to be interesting to see how this plays out.
Alex Kennedy @AlexKennedyNBA 8h8 hours agoSource: Jahlil Okafor was informed that the 76ers have had trade talks with the Bulls, Pelicans, Blazers and Nuggets. Discussions ongoing.
Quote from: jpotter33 on February 12, 2017, 01:54:10 AMhttp://www.libertyballers.com/2017/2/11/14588548/sixers-joel-embiid-injury-meniscus-tear-portland-trail-blazers-houston-rockets-bryan-colangeloSeems like Colangelo has really mishandled this whole Embiid injury situation, along with quite a bit of other stuff since being there. Apparently, he let him play against the Rockets knowing that he had the meniscus tear, presumably because it was a high profile national TV game and he wanted to showcase Embiid and the team.A lot of the 76ers fans are expecting Embiid to simply not play the rest of the year in further pursuit of the tank and to not chance it with him any more. It's going to be interesting to see how this plays out.I've had about enough of the Colon Jello family's shenanigans... They're the worst.
Quote from: RAAAAAAAANDY on February 12, 2017, 03:20:35 AMQuote from: jpotter33 on February 12, 2017, 01:54:10 AMhttp://www.libertyballers.com/2017/2/11/14588548/sixers-joel-embiid-injury-meniscus-tear-portland-trail-blazers-houston-rockets-bryan-colangeloSeems like Colangelo has really mishandled this whole Embiid injury situation, along with quite a bit of other stuff since being there. Apparently, he let him play against the Rockets knowing that he had the meniscus tear, presumably because it was a high profile national TV game and he wanted to showcase Embiid and the team.A lot of the 76ers fans are expecting Embiid to simply not play the rest of the year in further pursuit of the tank and to not chance it with him any more. It's going to be interesting to see how this plays out.I've had about enough of the Colon Jello family's shenanigans... They're the worst.The media would have eviscerated Hinkie for this but Colangelo basically gets a pass because he's a basketball guy.
Why would Philly trade Okafor if Embiid's knee is an issue? Seems like they should re-think that. Otherwise they may be without either of them next year.
He look aiight to me. https://mobile.twitter.com/mikeynelms/status/830275074250899457/video/1