LeBron James is INVESTED in Joel Embiid's success...but availability remains in question | NBA Today

LeBron James is INVESTED in Joel Embiid’s success…but availability remains in question | NBA Today



LeBron James is INVESTED in Joel Embiid’s success…but availability remains in question | NBA Today

LeBron James is INVESTED in Joel Embiid’s success … but availablity remains a question | NBA Today
LeBron James hopes to be the ‘missing piece’ to Joel Embiid’s success 👏 | NBA Today

On NBA Today, Malika Andrews is joined by Brian Windhorst, Dave McMenamin, Tim MacMahon and Alan Hahn to discuss LeBron James’ comments about Joel Embiid ahead of joining the Philadelphia 76ers.

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  1. I think embid is gonna get hurt. The sixers play pretty good then the playoffs hit and embid comes back and ruins the chemistry and they loose in the second round. Embid is a black hole on offense. And he definitely hurts the offensive momentum

  2. You gotta love ESPN in how "selective" of the "open run" video footage they showed of him "making baskets" lol. Considering all the footage out there how the sheer utter bricks he shot during this run. But I get it. ESPN has to make sure they show their "partner"(allegedly) in a favorable light.

    Of course "WindBag(horst)" isn't going to dare say anything negative about the guy from Akron lol. Why he's even in these segments as it relates to his "boo" I don't get. What about the "REPORTS" of him (yet again) trying to engineer a trade to get Kyrie f/Dallas to Cleveland? This was the reason he supposedly didn't go back there.

    Before anyone says, "those were just 'REPORTS' ". In that case when ESPN cites "REPORTS", we should be just as dismissive also right??

    SMH. This is the problem when networks are in cahoots with leagues.

  3. Lebron joining a former MVP still in his absolute prime and a finals mvp from 2 years ago and also still in his absolute prime and another player who is an all-star also? Sounds like joining the competition.

    Let’s just watch him leak out on defense and guard no one so that he can cherry pick his points while giving up his defense to catch his breath.

    Watch him offer zero help defense when he has to.

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