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    Joel Embiid: The NBA’s Most Elite Dominant Force

    Matt MikleBy Matt MikleFebruary 1, 2024Updated:November 26, 2024No Comments7 Mins Read
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    Joel Embiid: The NBA’s Most Dominant Force

    The NBA has seen many great players over the years, but none of them can match the dominance of Joel Embiid. The Philadelphia 76ers center is not only the best player in the league right now, but also one of the most dominant players of all time. He has taken his game to another level this season, after winning the MVP award last season with 33 points per game. He is now averaging 36 points per game in just 34 minutes, something that only the legendary Wilt Chamberlain has done before. But Embiid is not just a scorer. He is a complete player who can dominate in every facet of the game. He has improved his skills, his versatility, and his unpredictability. He can score from anywhere, he can pass like a point guard, and he can move like a dancer. He can overpower any defender who tries to stop him. In this article, we will explore how Embiid became unstoppable, how he compares to the greats, and what challenges he faces in his quest for glory.

    How Embiid Became Unstoppable

    Embiid’s transformation is partly due to the changes in the Sixers’ system. Under the new coach Nick Nurse, Embiid has shifted from the low post to the high post, where he has more space and options, He can either shoot from the mid-range or the three-point line, or he can drive to the basket or pass to his teammates. He can also act as a playmaker and a leader for the Sixers’ offense.

    Embiid has also forged a great relationship with Tyrese Maxey, the young guard who stepped up after James Harden’s trade request. Maxey and Embiid have a chemistry that is hard to match. Maxey is a smart passer who knows how to find Embiid in the best spots.  They run a fast and fluid two-man game, where they exchange passes, screens, and handoffs. They create opportunities and advantages for each other and the rest of the team. Embiid also has dependable allies in Nicolas Batum, Robert Covington, and Marcus Morris the veteran forwards who joined the Sixers in the Harden trade. He also supports Embiid by stretching the floor and setting screens for him and Maxey.

    Embiid’s improvement is also due to his hard work and dedication. He has always been a student of the game, studying the moves and techniques of the best players in history. He has learned from Dirk Nowitzki, Hakeem Olajuwon, Shaquille O’Neal, and Kobe Bryant, among others. He has also worked on his body and his conditioning, overcoming injuries and illnesses that have plagued him in the past. He has become stronger, faster, and more agile, making him a force to be reckoned with on both ends of the floor. He has also developed a killer instinct and a competitive edge, showing no mercy to his opponents and no fear of anyone. He has become a leader and a winner, inspiring his teammates and his fans with his passion and his performance.

    How Embiid Compares to the Greats

    Embiid is a unique player who has no equals in the NBA. He has the skills of Dirk Nowitzki, the footwork of Hakeem Olajuwon, and the strength of Shaquille O’Neal. He is a nightmare for any defense and a delight for any fan. He can score from anywhere, from the post to the perimeter, with an array of moves and shots that are hard to stop. He can also pass like a point guard, finding his teammates with pinpoint accuracy and vision. He can also move like a dancer, with grace and agility that are rare for a man of his size. He can also dominate on defense, with his length, athleticism, and timing. He can block shots, alter shots, and rebound with authority. He can also switch on smaller players and stay in front of them, or double-team bigger players and force turnovers. He can do it all, and he does it with flair and charisma.

    Embiid is also shattering records with his numbers. He is the first player since Wilt Chamberlain to average 36 points per game in 34 minutes or less. He is also the first player since Michael Jordan to score 50 points or more in three consecutive games. He is on course to become the scoring champion and the MVP for the second year in a row. He is also leading the Sixers to the best record in the Eastern Conference, and one of the best records in the league. He is doing all this while playing in a tough and competitive conference, facing some of the best teams and players in the NBA. He is also doing it while playing with a new coach, a new system, and a new supporting cast, showing his adaptability and versatility. He is doing it while overcoming the challenges of injuries, illnesses, and COVID-19 protocols, showing his resilience and determination.

    Embiid is the most dominant player in the NBA, and he has the numbers and the accolades to prove it. He has been named the Player of the Week six times, the Player of the Month three times, and the All-Star Game MVP once. He has also been selected to the All-NBA First Team, the All-Defensive First Team, and the All-Star Team. He has also won the MVP award, the scoring title, and the Defensive Player of the Year award. He has also led the Sixers to the Eastern Conference Finals, where they lost in a close series to the eventual champions, the Milwaukee Bucks. He has achieved all this in just eight seasons in the league, and he is only 29 years old. He still has a lot of room to grow and improve, and a lot of potential to fulfill.

    What Challenges Embiid Faces

    Embiid is unstoppable, but he is not invincible. He still faces some challenges and obstacles in his quest for glory. The biggest challenge for him is to stay healthy and available. Embiid has missed a lot of games in his career due to various injuries and illnesses. He has also missed some games due to COVID-19 protocols and personal reasons. He has to take care of his body and his health and avoid any unnecessary risks or setbacks. He has to be smart and cautious and listen to his doctors and trainers. He has to be consistent and reliable and play as many games as possible. He has to be there for his team and his fans and lead them to victory.

    Another challenge for Embiid is to win a championship. Embiid has been close to reaching the NBA Finals, but he has always fallen short in the playoffs. He has faced some tough opponents and some bad luck, but he has also made some mistakes and missed some opportunities. He has to learn from his failures and improve his game. He has to be more clutch and more efficient and avoid turnovers and fouls. He has to be more aggressive and more confident and impose his will on the game. He has to be more focused and more determined and overcome any adversity or pressure. He has to be the best player on the court, and the best player in the league. He has to win a championship and cement his legacy as one of the greatest players of all time.

    Embiid is a force of nature, a phenomenon, a legend. He is the NBA’s most dominant force, and he is not slowing down anytime soon. He is on a mission to prove himself, to prove his critics wrong, to prove his doubters wrong, to prove his haters wrong. He is on a mission to dominate the NBA, to dominate the history books, to dominate the basketball world. He is on a mission to be the best, to be the greatest, to be the GOAT. He is Joel Embiid, and he is unstoppable.

     

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