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If Embiid is out, he'll need to be the whole Holy Trinity even with the one game lead.
duffer
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Yeah, just been announced he's the League MVP. Congrats Joel
Anil
Hall of Fame Member
That’s arguable but even if that were so, it’s still about who was the better player this regular season…he was solidly in contention all the way and although I wanted Jokic to win, it’s definitely not anywhere close to a Meh result…
OverratedSanity
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Lakers with a good chance to steal a road game here with the warriors playing without much rest after a long series. Their size is going to give golden state trouble.
duffer
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
I think Jokic is the better player too but Joel has flat out balled this season and I don't begrudge him the award.
dontcloseyoureyes
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Embiid played at a level deserving of an MVP but I would've voted for Jokic.
duffer
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
I couldn't watch it, who got more whistle?
Jokic stats are simply insane
What’s more, the Nugs are likely a lottery team without him while the Sixers have a winning record without Joel
Embiid has had 2 great RS in a row so I don’t begrudge him anything but it’s pretty hard to make a case for him being more valuable than Joker
andruid
Cricketer Of The Year
Deeper certainly, the top end of both conferences is possibly on the same level.
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
The East is gonna be such a rock fight. Both series are painful to watch on offence (by modern sensibilities).
Sixers don’t have many scoring threats and they’re not helped by Harden dribbling the clock down and Embiid being not easy to play with and crocked
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Telling that I haven't criticised them? I didn't watch the game, looks like a dire effort by the 6ers but they have the home court advantage for now. Harden is too inconsistent these days though and is a perennial playoff choker anyhow.