Average 24 points, but it was the fastest star in the NBA s regression last season! The MVP fell down due to injury, and it is difficult for you to win the championship

ESPN announced the ranking of the top 100 stars in the new season of the NBA. Let's take a look at the top 20 directly. The ones ranked 20 to 11 are Leonard, Brown, Butler, Banchero, Booker, Mitchell, Davis, Mobley, Cunningham and Jaylen Williams. After all, it is a personal ability ranking, not an honorary achievement. This ranking is still controversial. With the Cavaliers, the boss Mitchell is not even as good as Mobley. However, Mobley's role last season may be no less than Mitchell. After all, the second team + first defense + DPOY, the Cavaliers' defensive end depends entirely on him. At present, ESPN has not announced the specific rankings of the top 100 stars in the new season, but the list of the top 10 has basically been determined. Tatum and Halliburton will not enter this list due to injuries. The first three of

must have had no dispute. Teachers, Alexander and Antetokounmpo. Although James, Curry and Durant's third prince are all at the end of their careers, the three are always the representatives of leaders and superstars, and are also the absolute traffic responsible for the league. The three are still in their peak state, and there is no problem in being selected into the top 10. In addition, the remaining four places are basically Doncic, Brunson, Edwards and Vinban Yama. In fact, when it comes to active combat superstars, there is one who is also a regular visitor, that is Joel Embiid. In the past few years, Embiid has been as famous as Jokic and Antetokounmpo. As one of the most dominant inside stars in the league, he has averaged 30+ points per game for three consecutive seasons, scored the scoring champion and MVP, and scored 70 points in a single game.

However, in this ESPN ranking of the top 100 stars, Embiid ranked only 47th, which is really sad. Last season, Embiid had a nightmare year and suffered from knee injuries. He only played 19 games, averaging 23.8 points, 8.2 rebounds, 4.5 assists per game, shooting 44.4% from the field and 29.9% from three-pointers. His data and output have dropped sharply compared to the previous season. In the 23-24 season, although Embiid was injured, he averaged 34.7 points, 11.0 rebounds, 5.6 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.7 blocks per game. In the year he won the MVP in 22-23, he averaged 33.1 points, 10.2 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 54.8% and a three-point shooting percentage of 33.0%.

Not only is the decline in data and the injury plagued, Embiid seems to have lost his energy now. He has never led the team to break through the second round of the playoffs for so many years, and has repeatedly lost track in the playoffs. His former core teammates Simmons and Harden left him one after another. At the same time, Embiid's reputation is also very bad. Many people think that his emotional intelligence is low, because sometimes his speech is indeed outrageous. For example, in 23, he mocked his teacher for winning the MVP but was unable to lead the team to win the championship. For example, as soon as he was eliminated in the playoffs, he began to blame his teammates, criticized Simmons, and said in front of Harden that he lacked star-level teammates. In addition, Embiid's style of playing is not liked. He is so big that he dare not fight against him. He always likes to hit the free throw line and scores without being tough at all.

This offseason, Embiid once published a long article saying that he may have to spend a long time recuperating from the injury. After the start of the new season, he may not be able to recover from his best condition. This is also one of the reasons why ESPN looks down on him so badly. Before the new season begins, Embiid is already finding a way out for himself. Even if the average strength of the Eastern Conference is weakened next season, Tatum, Halliburton and Lillard are injured, there are basically no super strong teams in the East, and the 76ers with extremely luxurious lineup on paper are still not optimistic about entering the championship ranks. The 76ers have three All-Stars, and the bench also sits on a bunch of veteran stars to provide experience, such as Zhuang Shen, Gordon, and Lowry. They also have many young players with potential, such as McCain, who was eye-catching last year, and this year's Tetragata Edgecom.

However, among the three absolute cores of the 76ers, two seem to be unreliable, one is Embiid and the other is Paul George. George was originally one of the top small forwards in the league, but his regression in recent years has been quite obvious, especially after joining the 76ers, his personal average data last season was only 16.2 points, 5.3 rebounds and 4.3 assists. He earned the top ten in the league, but he ranked in forty or fifty points per game. In fact, George joined the 76ers and wanted to join the group to keep warm and take care of his old age. Unexpectedly, he met a team boss like Embiid, and the two of them played together, which made the young Maxi suffer. Last season, the 76ers had a record of only 24 wins and 58 losses, ranking last in the Eastern Conference. So will they have a chance to return to the playoffs next season?