It was revealed that Embiid returned yesterday due to the league's review!

On February 1, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. Earlier today, Sam Amick reported that 76ers star Embiid returned to the Warriors yesterday, with the 76ers citing the reason being that he was vetted by the league and eventually left the game again with an injury.

According to previous reports, Embiid missed consecutive games against the Nuggets and the Trail Blazers. Especially against the Nuggets, Embiid announced a break a quarter of an hour before the game, which led to a lot of criticism and an investigation by the league. Embiid then returned to yesterday's game, but it was clear that Embiid did not recover and eventually left the game again injured in the final quarter.

In response, Sam Amick noted: "You could see that long before he got injured in the Warriors game. Embiid missed Monday night's Philadelphia vs. Portland game, and he looked like a player who forced himself to play for the Warriors as the whole basketball world (referring to the media voice) screamed in his ear, and there were those within the 76ers who believed he was only playing because of league scrutiny. ”

Embiid has missed 12 games this season. Under the league's new rules, players are required to play at least 20 minutes in each of the 65 regular season games in order to participate in the MVP, DPOY and All-Team awards, which also means Embiid can only play up to five games in the next games, which seems to be very difficult to do at the moment.

In response, Warriors star Green criticized the league rules on a podcast. "It's, Embiid got injured in the game because he had three games left (five games actually) to lose MVP qualification, and he forced himself to play, but it wasn't that bad if he hadn't been crushed on his knee," he said. You have to force yourself if you want to win the MVP, you put yourself in danger, and then Embiid is injured now, pray for him again because we want it to be something that is not too serious. Dream Chaser said.

So far this season, Embiid has played in 33 games, averaging 36.0 points, 11.4 rebounds, 5.8 assists, 1.1 steals and 1.8 blocks per game, shooting 53.9% from the field, 36.8% from three-point range and 88.3% from the free throw line. Do you think Embiid still has a chance to win the MVP?