The Philadelphia 76ers have been one of the most successful teams in the NBA this season, and their star center Joel Embiid is set to make history. After the East Play-In field was confirmed, Embiid is now in prime position to become the first 76er to win the NBA scoring title since Allen Iverson in 2005.
Embiid has been a force to be reckoned with this season, averaging a career-high 29.9 points per game. He has also been a dominant presence on the defensive end, averaging 11.1 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game. His combination of size and skill has made him one of the most feared players in the league, and he has been a major factor in the 76ers’ success this season.
The 76ers have been one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference all season long, and they are currently in third place with a record of 40-27. With the East Play-In field now confirmed, Embiid is in prime position to become the first 76er to win the NBA scoring title since Iverson did it in 2005.
Embiid’s competition for the scoring title will be stiff, as he is currently in second place behind Washington Wizards’ Bradley Beal, who is averaging 31.3 points per game. However, Embiid has been on a tear lately, averaging 33.2 points over his last 10 games. If he can keep up this level of production, he has a good chance of overtaking Beal and claiming the scoring title.
The 76ers have been one of the most exciting teams to watch this season, and Embiid has been a major part of that success. With the East Play-In field now confirmed, Embiid is in prime position to make history and become the first 76er to win the NBA scoring title since Iverson did it in 2005. It will be exciting to see if he can pull it off and cement his legacy as one of the greatest players in 76ers history.
