NBA official announcement: The 76ers Pelicans have been fined a total of 100,000 Embiid's retirement investigation results

On February 2, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced two fines, the 76ers and the Pelicans were fined $75,000 and $25,000 respectively for violating the injury reporting rules, and the two teams were fined a total of $100,000;

76 people were heavily fined $75,000

The 76ers were fined $75,000 for failing to accurately and timely report Embiid's game status prior to the previous game against the Nuggets. NBA officials pointed out that the amount of the fine is to take into account the 76ers' previous similar injury reporting violations. According to the results of the league's investigation, Embiid did not violate the player participation policy, because Embiid did miss the game due to injury.

Previously, on January 28, the 76ers played the Nuggets away, Embiid decided to miss 25 minutes before the kick-off, and it was not until 15 minutes before the game was played that Embiid was included in the injury report by the 76ers.

Embiid's withdrawal due to injury caused a huge heated discussion, Nuggets fans collectively chanted "where is Embiid" and held up a "missing person notice" to mock Embiid, for this matter, the NBA league intervened in the investigation, and finally determined that Embiid was indeed unable to play due to injury, but the 76ers were heavily fined $75,000 for violating the injury reporting rules.

Previously, Embiid returned with an injury, not only losing the game in poor condition, but also having a knee injury by Kuminga, which is undoubtedly worse for the 76ers and Embiid. The 76ers are currently in 5th place in the East with 29 wins and 17 losses.

The Pelicans were fined $25,000

The NBA officially announced that in the previous game between the Pelicans and the Bucks on January 28, the Pelicans did not include Trey Murphy in the team's injury report and were fined $25,000.

Trey Murphy didn't play in the Pelicans' game against the Bucks on Jan. 28, and so far this season, Murphy has played in 23 games, averaging 13 points, 3.9 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game. The Pelicans are currently 27-21 and in seventh place in the West.