The Sixers have failed to advance beyond the second round since Allen Iverson carried them to the NBA Finals in 2001. Here's a numbers look at how they could change that.
The Sixers have failed to advance beyond the second round since Allen Iverson carried them to the NBA Finals in 2001. Here's a numbers look at how they could change that.
Among players with at least a 15.0 Game Score during the regular season since 2017-18, only four — Karl-Anthony Towns, Julius Randle, Domantas Sabonis, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander — saw their average decline more during the playoffs than Embiid. And among those with at least five appearances in Game 6 or 7 of a series, nobody has seen a bigger dip in their average specifically in those crucial late-series contests than Embiid, whose career Game Score of 14.
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