(Every other sports event in recorded human history >>>>>>>> the 2025 NBA All Star Game)

This team management style, treating players this way, sure doesn't seem like a recipe for success 🤷

When you really boil it down, the org's ENTIRE job is to make diverse personalities mesh well enough to succeed at their shared goal.

Embiid has always been this person.

At what point does the organization look in the mirror?

Different injuries in terms of what can be played thru, but just listen to the difference in how he talks about the way the team supported him thru injury.

Vs. Embiid's pain was constantly minimized / ignored.

The call is coming from inside the house, Philadelphia 👀

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As an OKC fan, I'm looking at how that organization has treated Jalen Williams, especially during his wrist injury this year.

Joel Embiid was not given that same path, and I think that sucks. As a basketball junkie, I'm mad that primarily incompetence has robbed us of so many years of his greatness

Maybe a hot take, but the Sixers have no one to blame but themselves.

I meet joe schmo managers at tiny small businesses with next to no resources that handle this stuff better than they have. It's honestly not hard!

Showing up late to a game and then dropping 70 is the type of behavior that's a hallmark of ADHD. The sleep stuff, chronic lateness, TEXTBOOK oppositional defiance. His strong need for autonomy that's alluded to throughout and yet him only being met with reinforcers of the hierarchy is infuriating!!

I work with neurodivergent people for a living. My own brother is a West African ADHDer; I see a lot of similarities here. I'm not diagnosing, but the need for actual accommodations is crystal clear and it pisses me off that it's not being treated that way.

Team woke up allergic to ball movement

(I know it's just summer league, put me on record as doubling down now tho)

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*NBA Champion Cason Wallace 🙂