Joel Embiid’s Another Absence Puts Pressure on Sixers’ Struggling Season

The Philadelphia 76ers are under a lot of pressure because their star player, Joel Embiid, is still out with a knee injury. His hurt left knee makes it hard to know when he’ll play again.

The team already has a disappointing 20-37 record, and with Embiid’s future uncertain, the season is getting tougher for the 76ers.

The 7-foot star had tests on his knee Monday and more tests the next day. He was ruled out for Philadelphia’s 142-110 loss to Chicago. This was the 38th game he missed this season.

Embiid’s knee injury has kept him out for long periods, and the team is considering all options, like resting, surgery, or playing through pain, depending on the test results. However, it appears that no strategy is working, as Embiid’s knee injury continues to prevent him from playing.

He has only played 19 of the 57 games this season, and it’s unclear when he’ll play again. Some questions also appeared: Is the 7-foot-tall Philly center in his last match of the season or not?

Nick Nurse reveals thoughts on shutting down Joel Embiid

Philadelphia 76ers head coach Nick Nurse talked about the rumors that star player Joel Embiid might be done for the season. On Monday, when asked if Embiid had played his last game, Nurse said, “Not at that point. We are playing and testing and trying to figure it out and go from there.”

The nurse also mentioned that things haven’t gone as expected, and it’s disappointing. He added that Embiid wants to play, and the team wants him to play because they’re best with him on the court, but it hasn’t happened yet.

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