Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid has accomplished a lot in his career. Despite the injuries holding him back at the most inopportune times, the superstar big man has led the league in scoring twice, won the MVP award in 2023, and finished second in MVP in 2021 and 2022.

Despite adding new players, Daryl Morey said the Sixers need Embiid, George, and Tyrese Maxey healthy to get where they need to be. But they are still an injury-plagued team with a lack of culture.

The relationship between Embiid and the Sixers has been frayed at times over the years, which perhaps explains why they rushed to extend him last offseason.

On Wednesday morning, Dotun Akintoye of ESPN published a remarkable profile of Joel Embiid. The piece has rightfully drawn enormous amounts of praise in the days since. It is a long read, but it is well worth your time.

The center is recovering from knee surgery and is 'on track' to be in training camp, per Sixers president Daryl Morey.

A recent feature by ESPN shows how Joel Embiid didn’t advocate for himself when he was younger and how that’s created a pattern with the Sixers.

Superstar big man Joel Embiid makes a statement about his tenure with the Philadelphia 76ers and his legacy in the league.

Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes discuaa Joel Embiid's cautious return from knee surgery and his ongoing battle with injuries, which limited him to just 19 games in the 2024-25 season. The panel debates how Embiid's chronic health issues impact the Philadelphia 76ers' championship aspirations and if "The Process" can ever truly achieve its potential with their star consistently sidelined.