Before being sent to the 76ers, Harden played in 44 games for the Nets and averaged nearly 22 points, 10 assists, 8 rebounds, 1.3 steals and 33 percent three-point shooting per game, and given that, it's no surprise that he has another chance to be named an All-Star. Unfortunately, Harden did not play the All-Star for the 76ers due to injury problems.
However, Harden still appeared on All-Star Weekend and took a photo with the 76ers legend, and Harden also posted this photo on his social media:
The current news is that Harden's debut for the 76ers could be in the 76ers' away game against the Timberwolves.
On the other hand, Joel Embiid has already played a regular season MVP-level statistic this season, and in an interview, Embiid talked about the injury problems he suffered in the first few seasons of his career, and bluntly said that he almost retired:
Because of this, Embiid also said that he is happy to be able to reach his current heights:
Embiid hasn't played a single game in the first two seasons of his career as a former 76ers and has suffered from injuries so far in his career, with no single season playing more than 64 games.
Finally, the "theScore" updated the current ranking of the league's teams on social media, of which 76 are considered to be the 7th team:
So far this season, the 76ers' 35-23 record can rank third in the East, but the 76ers can only rank seventh in the league.