Joel Embiid has dedicated his NBA career to the Philadelphia 76ers so far. However, he feels that the Philly media and supporters have unfairly put a lot of pressure on him. In a recent interview with ESPN’s Dotun Akintoye,

Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid does not regret shoving a columnist back in November, which resulted in a three-game suspension without pay.

After the Philadelphia 76ers got off to a 2-11 start to the 2024-25 season, the team held a closed-doors meeting to clear the air and set the tone for what they hoped would be a turnaround.  Details of what was said in that meeting were leaked the next day,

The Philadelphia 76ers faced a wave of controversy last season when details from a private team meeting were unexpectedly leaked during the regular season. The incident caused significant disruption within the organization.

Joel Embiid hopes his legacy in the NBA won't be defined by the injuries that have limited him to 452 games in 11 years since he was drafted with the No. 3 overall pick by the Philadelphia 76ers.

Former Kansas one-and-done Joel Embiid revealed that he considered staying at the university for another year in 2014.

When a sports team holds a players-only team meeting, it's supposed to be a sacred thing. What's said in those meetings is supposed to stay in those meetings, but that isn't always the case. Philadelphia 76ers big man Joel Embiid found that out the hard way last season,

Analyzing a new ESPN article about Joel Embiid. Is it a puff piece? Is the media giving him a pass? Is Embiid misunderstood, or is he just a problem?

ESPN's recent profile of Joel Embiid discusses the former MVP's struggles with injuries, mistrust and adapting to the NBA. But while the piece is sympathetic, it also details the way Embiid hasn't helped his own cause.

This article was originally published on www.si.com as Joel Embiid Responds to Narratives About Postseason Play, Caring Too Much About Awards.