O'Neill: Embiid is not like Simmons, he can accept criticism without being a crying child

Today's 76ers home game against the Lakers, TNT TV is responsible for the national broadcast. As the game progressed, two of TNT's superstars, Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal, Dunbead's brilliant performance and Simmons' farce were reviewed.

Barkley said Embiid was the MVP he had in mind this season. "He's the MVP of the league, and I'll say now, the lead is big. It's not that I don't respect other people who play well, but this person plays better than everyone else in the world. ”

This season, Embiid averaged 28.6 points, 10.6 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game, and averaged a career-high number of assists per game. With Simmons refusing to play for the 76ers, Embiid managed to carry the team and developed new skills for organizing offense. The 76ers are currently sixth in the East with 28 wins and 19 losses, but are only 2.5 wins away from first.

O'Neill talked about Simmons' problem. "The difference between Embiid and his weak partner is that he can accept criticism and not look like a crying child... Great players face criticism and show it. So the other guy (referring to Simmons), I don't respect him. I don't care about him either. ”