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"Shooting an average of 35 points per game, the air slashing group leader will be online again"
The east wind blooms thousands of trees at night, and the stars are like rain. On the NBA court, Embiid is like a bright shooting star, attracting countless eyeballs with his dazzling statistics of 35 points per game. However, behind this gorgeousness, there is a deep helplessness and regret.
In this era when data is king, Embiid has become the focus of the league with his amazing scoring ability. However, when the playoffs kicked off, the regular-season scoring champion seemed to have lost his way. Although he can still average high points per game, his shooting percentage has dropped significantly, and the percentage of interior points is pitifully low. At the same time, he has the highest turnaround percentage among any center in history, which raises questions about his style of play.
Embiid's predicament is not without a trace. Since Harden's departure, he has taken on more offensive responsibilities, going from an interior giant to a ball-handling core. Although this style of play made him prosperous in the regular season, it also laid a hidden danger for injuries. In the end, in the playoffs against the Knicks, Embiid's state declined significantly, and he even became invisible many times in the final quarter, which made people sigh: Is this the fate of the data brush?
️ Embiid's predicament has also raised questions about the MVP selection criteria. Should the team's record be more important than the stats? On this issue, Jokic and Embiid are in stark contrast. Jokic puts the team first, while Embiid focuses more on individual performance. However, when the team needed him to step up, he seemed inadequate.
Fall of Philadelphia: Embiid's Stats and Victory Divergence
Embiid, the center of the Philadelphia 76ers, leads the league this season with a staggering 35 points per game, but all this flashy stats have not brought the team more wins. When the fires of the playoffs ignited, Embiid's shortcomings were ruthlessly exposed. Although he still leads the league in points per game, his shooting percentage is miserable, especially the interior shooting rate is a staggering 45.2%, which is almost the bottom of the league's interior shooting percentage.
Embiid, meanwhile, has a 39.3 percent turnaround rate, the highest number in history at the center position. This meant that he took almost every attacking opportunity on the field, but unfortunately, that high possession did not translate into more wins. In the playoffs against the Knicks, Embiid's performance was even more surprising, disappearing many times in the final quarter and unable to provide enough help to the team.
Embiid's woes have people scrutinizing his style of play. As a center, he relied too much on the outside and neglected the advantages on the inside. Such a style of play may be able to score high points in the regular season, but it is not strong in the playoffs with the high-intensity defense. At the same time, his high turnover percentage limits the performance of other teammates, making the team's overall offense monotonous and lacking variety.
Embiid's Dilemma and the Alliance's Defeat
Embiid's predicament wasn't a one-day one. Since Harden's departure, he has been expected to be higher, but at the same time he has been under more pressure. In pursuit of higher stats, he had to change his style of play from an inside giant to a ball-handling core. However, such a change did not bring him the expected success.
In the playoffs, Embiid's shortcomings were further magnified. His high round possession and inefficiency put the team in a difficult position, and his stealth in key moments disappointed fans. At the same time, the league's over-the-top popularity of him has led people to question the selection criteria for MVP.
Embiid's example shows us that stats and wins aren't always proportional. While pursuing personal data, we should also focus on the overall interests of the team. The value of a player can only be truly demonstrated when personal data is complemented by team victories.
Embiid needs to re-examine himself
Averaging 35 points per game, but struggling to lead the team far in the playoffs, has Embiid really become a so-called "data brush"? In fact, such a label is not fair, but it also reflects some problems. Embiid has excellent scoring ability, but the game of basketball is not a one-man game, but requires team cooperation and tacit understanding.
From Embiid's example, we can see the dilemma that can come with the excessive pursuit of personal data. When players focus too much on individual performance, they may ignore the overall interests of the team, and even affect the team's performance and the performance of their teammates, which also warns other players to balance the relationship between the individual and the team.
Basketball is a team sport, and every player should understand their place and role in the team. True success can only be achieved if every player is able to put in the effort for the team's victory. Hopefully, Embiid will learn from this predicament, re-examine himself, and find the right balance between his stats and team wins.
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Empty slash solo
Generations of talented people have emerged, leading the way for hundreds of years.
Philadelphia is a pillar of the sky, and Embiid is famous in the world.
The average hit is 35 per game, and the data is like a starry spot.
However, victory is hard to find, and the empty slash group is called heroic.
Looking back on the past journey, Harden is gone.
The big core with the ball dances alone, and the inside and outside shots are all idle.
The round share is high, but the hit rate is as low as the abyss.
The Knicks struggled, and the night in Philadelphia grew dark.
The league praised it as a masterpiece, but the record was always not good.
The MVP list is in vain, and real gold still needs to be refined.
The injuries are still weakening, and the style of play needs to be changed.
The team wins, and personal data should be bearish.
Embiid, Embiid, when will he be able to break out of his cocoon?
The people of Philadelphia have been waiting for a long time, and I hope that you will return triumphantly as soon as possible.
Sub-heading: Empty Chop Solo
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