In the NBA playoffs, Embiid almost hung the hearts of fans to their throats. When the 76ers played the Knicks on the road, the veritable "MVP" candidate showed an indescribable complexity. On the one hand, he scored 19 points, 16 rebounds, 10 assists, and 4 blocks. But on the other hand, he miraculously accumulated 9 turnovers, which is simply desperate.
In the fourth quarter of the game, Embiid's mistake became a nightmare for the team. These mistakes weren't just a numerical increase, they almost wiped out an entire season's efforts. At this moment, every fan in the stands is like riding a roller coaster, and his mood goes up and down. And Maxey, the young brother, stepped up at a critical moment and scored a crucial 7 points, which not only saved Embiid's life, but also saved the face of the entire 76ers.
In overtime, Embiid seemed to have woken up. His amazing big hat not only boosted the team's morale, but also allowed the 76ers to win the game. After the game, despite the team's victory, Embiid's performance remained the focus of public opinion. This extreme performance almost turned him from a hero to a sinner. Although the victory washed away some of his faults, this rollercoaster performance was clearly not up for a MVP.
What's even more interesting after the game is that Maxey gave Embiid a "lecture". Imagine how the young player bravely pointed out the mistakes of the MVP candidate, which is not only a sign of courage, but also a demonstration of team spirit. For Embiid, this is both a blow and a necessary awakening.
Looking back at this game, Embiid's "crazy 9 turnovers" and his "reprimand" after the game are a huge wake-up call for his future development. A true MVP should not only perform in scoring and assisting, but also play steadily and reduce turnovers at key moments. Only in this way can he truly deserve the title of MVP and lead the team to greater glory.
In the games ahead, Embiid will have to show a tougher side, and only then can he truly be called a leader. And for the 76ers, although this victory is sweet, the bitterness and warning behind it is a lesson that no team aspiring to the championship can ignore. Fans may be excited about the rollercoaster experience of this game, but they would rather see a solid and solid victory. This game undoubtedly taught Embiid and the entire 76ers a profound lesson, and also gave them a direction to move forward.
Now I'd like to ask you guys, what do you think Embiid will do next, will he be able to really turn things around and win the MVP with a more consistent performance, or will he continue to let these mistakes affect his career?