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Jeff Teague on Max Kellerman comments saying Joel Embiid has a bad work ethic: “Him saying he’s not the hardest working superstar, I think we all know that. You can tell by his health, he’s probably not the most dedicated person to the craft. I can see that. Kevin...

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Фото профиля RC-TMF
RC-TMF17 дней назад

Unfair analysis. With his big body and bad knee, he may have a choice of training or resting the knee. During the season he has to play or train. Embiid may not be the most discipline guy with his weight and conditioning. He has a chronic problem that gets better with rest

Фото профиля Hit me WithAGlock
Hit me WithAGlock17 дней назад

Embiid started playing bball at 16 fyi I want yall to remember that

Фото профиля Dre Day
Dre Day17 дней назад

Even more reason for LeBron James being teammates with Joel Embid.

Фото профиля MeSoTired61
MeSoTired6117 дней назад

@club520podcast. If Joel had a bad work ethic, he never would’ve returned to action approx 2 weeks after having an appendectomy this postseason. Or abt 2 months after having knee surgery for the 2024 playoffs. But not only did he return, he played well. (Cnt)

Фото профиля EazyE 🤧
EazyE 🤧17 дней назад

Why tf would he work hard when the sixers was already paying him 60mil a year to then decided to give him another 200 mil on top of that just for o sit on the bench & eat 😂😂

Фото профиля Craig Murray
Craig Murray16 дней назад

Embiid has a 70 point game and a 59 point game with 8 blocks.Durant does not.

Фото профиля Loose Leaf Bets 💰
Loose Leaf Bets 💰16 дней назад

lol yall got every excuse for the fake MVP

Фото профиля -76-
-76-16 дней назад

Ah yes if he just worked harder his appendix wouldn't have needed to be removed, wouldn't have had his orbital bone broken in freak accidents twice, wouldn't have got Bell's palsy and a player wouldn't have dived on his already injured knee. Played through all of them too - LAZY!

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