NBA: After the coronavirus absence, the 76ers brought Joel Embiid back

On Nov. 8, when Joel Embiid tested Covide positive, the Philadelphia 76ers have lost just three games so far. The star has been the most important player on his team, but then the virus beat him. According to the instructions of the authorities, anyone who tests positive for the virus needs to quarantine for at least two weeks and then undergo a negative test in order to return to activity. During the time embiid was out, the 6 played 8 games, with only 2 winning. They beat the Sacramento Kings and Denver Nuggets 102-94 to make it 103-89.

In addition, they lost six games against the Golden State Warriors, Portland Trail Blazers, Milwaukee Bucks, Indiana Pacers, Toronto Raptors and Utah Jazz. That left Philadelphia trailing 10-9, a clear result of Joel Embiid's absence. Now that he had finally resumed his full activities, the task force welcomed him with open arms and was warmly welcomed by the crowd. Everyone is happy to get their top players back to health. The first half of the game against the Minnesota Timberwolves was weak from the 6-man start, but Embiid still managed to regain rhythm.

According to previous reports, Ben Simmons was said to have had difficulty returning to play for the 76ers. He initially wanted to declare himself satisfied, but may be dealing with financial issues. It appears premature for Ben Simmons to finally make the decision to return to court if necessary. Before Simmons inevitably decides to leave the team, it should be fun to watch him play against Joel Embiid. So far, the six will have to take responsibility for what Embiid can give them when he returns home.