In the NBA regular season, the 76ers hosted the Bulls, and it was also Embiid, the main player of Philadelphia, who came back. In the first quarter alone, the suspense of the game has been extinguished, and the 76ers beat their opponents by 25 points with a single quarter of 43-18. The net win in a single quarter was 25 points, directly breaking the record for the largest net score in the first quarter of the season. If he continues to play like this, I'm afraid that at the end of the season, Embiid will get his second MVP.
In this game, Embiid only played 31 minutes, and he was able to easily score 31 points, 15 rebounds and 10 assists in the third quarter, with a plus/minus of +32. Zooming in to the whole season, Embiid averaged 35 points, 11.7 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 blocks and 1.2 steals per game, and all statistics were in the top 30 in the league.
In terms of standings, the Philadelphia 76ers are currently 22-10 and third in the East, four wins away from the Celtics who are first in the East. To a certain extent, Harden's previous joining of the 76ers helped Embiid achieve personal growth to a certain extent, and when Embiid grew to a certain point, it coincided with Harden's departure and Embiid was completely liberated.
At the moment, the 76ers' trade with the Clippers is a win-win situation, the Clippers have been on the Northern Expedition, they have got the point guard they have always dreamed of, and the 76ers are also moving towards the first place in the league, and they both have a bright future. As for the Bulls, they weren't as lucky. At first, the Bulls wanted to form a mini-four, but who expected the sky to be unpredictable.
The big ball is always injured, Vucevic has a certain gap between his combat power and imagination, and DeRozan and LaVine have both suffered a certain decline this season. LaVine, in particular, averaged only 21 points per game this season, ranking lowest in the last six seasons, shooting as low as 44.3 percent from the field, ranking lowest in the last six seasons, and shooting 33.6 percent from three-point range, ranking lowest in his career.
Yesterday, the Bulls officially announced that LaVine, who had just returned from injury, would be sent to the Development League. It is the first time that an All-Star with a 5-year, 215 million super contract has come to the Nether. But for the bull is helpless, it can't be sold, and the effect of keeping it is not good, so the cow is afraid that it will have a headache for a while.