The league is ready to investigate Embiid, and they may all be out of the MVP race early

Shams, who is as reliable as Venom, reported that the recent Philadelphia away game against the Nuggets, the Great only entered the injury report 15 minutes before the game, which will certainly attract an investigation from the league.

After the game, the Nuggets coach also called on the league to investigate the Great's absence.

As we all know, the duel between the Emperor and Mr. Yoo has always attracted much attention, which is not only the battle for the first center in the NBA, but also the battle for MVP.

Last time, the Emperor used 41 points, 7 boards and 10 assists at home to press the team for 25 points and 19 boards, and led the team to win, but this time he missed the contract at the home court.

It's worth mentioning that the last time the Emperor played at the Nuggets' home court was 1,543 days ago, making him the longest of any player in the league.

So the question is, why the Great has refused to play on the Nuggets' home court for so many years, including this absence.

Although the coalition has not yet released the official results of the investigation, we can guess a thing or two.

Philadelphia coach Nurse said the Great's temporary absence was a decision made by the medical team 25 minutes before kick-off due to a sore knee.

However, the injury designation is not a big deal, as long as you want to, you can put on the lineup, otherwise there is no need to enter the activation list against the Nuggets in the first place.

Therefore, the Emperor and Philadelphia gave up this peak showdown that was destined to be very intense for the sake of insurance and to avoid the aggravation of the injury.

Besides, the Nuggets' home court, as the highest altitude in the league, has made many players avoid it, and those with potential injuries don't want to play on this field.

By the way, it answers the question that the Emperor has not played on the Nuggets' home court for so many years.

But this is not the end, there should be deeper and multifaceted considerations.

According to the new collective bargaining agreement, the Emperor must play at least 65 games this season if he wants to participate in awards such as MVP and Team of the Year.

It just so happens that as mentioned above, not having a high-intensity matchup with the Nuggets is to ensure that you are as healthy as possible and avoid missing more games in the future, so as to make up the standard number of games for MVP selection.

After Philadelphia's loss to the Nuggets, the Emperor was very honest in an interview and said that he would not force himself to fight for MVP, unless he really had a chance to win the second MVP.

The Emperor's performance this season is historic, averaging 36 points, 11.4 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game, including 70 points and 18 rebounds in a single game, and the team's record has always ranked among the top three in the East.

So it is really possible to win the second MVP trophy of his career, even if he has to withstand huge pressure from public opinion for this, it is worth fighting at any cost.

Judging from the current situation, the emperor seems to be a little out of play, if the NBA determines that he deliberately avoided the game, he may be punished with a ban of 5 games or more, and the previous "calculation" to compete for the second MVP has basically failed.

The Emperor seems to be actively remedy, once again announcing a break against the second-to-last Trail Blazers in the West, and the balance of this season's MVP selection is only 5 games......

It's not just the MVP that measures a player's value, but the more important championship &FMVP.

And since you have all the things, you should chase the new things, instead of always thinking about taking another thing that you already have.

Don't look at the emperor's personal data, he is far ahead, in fact, in the eyes of the outside world, the gap between him and Teacher Yue is getting bigger and bigger, mainly reflected in his maturity.

Winning first is not winning, and the one who can go to the end is the real winner.

When will the MVP-obsessed emperor become the last person on the road to the top? this year or next year? Or will he not have a chance to reach the top in his entire career?

If there is no championship support after retirement, let alone two, even having 20 MVPs may attract criticism!