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Shams Charania joins Jorge Sedano on NBA Today to detail Steph Curry’s update after tweaking his ankle during a scrimmage over the weekend. Then, Sedano is joined by Chiney Ogwumike, Ramona Shelburne and Marc J. Spears to discuss how the new look 76ers will mesh together.

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  1. 4
    @PanamaRedHerring

    Asking how talented players will “integrate” with a player that is arguably the best passer and highest IQ player in the league is facetious. 12,000 assists and a career +7,500 plus/minus and counting for LeBron. 😂

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    @MarcdR-h8z

    It’s amazing (sarcasm obviously) how these analysts blow every single thing up.

    Embiid standing in the corner in one play doesn’t mean he’s doing that the entire game.

    Lebron and Embiid sharing the floor doesn’t mean there’s no space for him to drive. Ever heard of a pick and roll? Yeah, Embiid can set a screen at the top so Lebron can, guess what, drive and kick. Again, this is one play they can run that gives Lebron his strengths. Other plays, they can have Embiid post up. Or someone else can do a dribble hand-off with Maxey. Or Brown can iso. VJ can cut. These are all plays they can run. Teams don’t run one play the entire game. Well, unless it’s working and the opposing team can’t stop it, why run a different one but that’s besides the point 😂

    I also like (sarcasm again) how they focus on how the starting 5 will work together, how to make everybody happy, who gets what shot, etc. Dude, they won’t play all their minutes together and gets subbed out all at the same time. A competent coach will stagger the starters minutes with bench players as the game goes on. Then guess what, you’d be left with only about 2 star caliber players at a time. Not that much “mouths to feed” during those time anymore isn’t it? Ideally the starters would mainly play together to start the game and close the game- probably a few minutes in between to keep the rhythm.

    Anyway, to be fair Chinney (I’m too lazy to check the correct spelling) made a good point on another way they can use Embiid.

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