So far through five preseason games,
Sixers center Joel Embiid is averaging 9.4 points, 5.6 rebounds and 1.2
blocks in just 13.0 minutes per game. His field goal percentage is only
38.2% but we’re talking about so few shots that it’s too small a sample
size to care about. So, forget I even mentioned it. He’s also showing
some excellent defensive ability. Anyway, Embiid will soon spend a bit
more time on the floor. Here’s CSN Philly reporting:
Brett Brown plans to extend Joel
Embiid’s playing time another three minutes Saturday against the
Pistons, upping his restriction to 18.
The Sixers have two preseasons game remaining before opening night, when Brown would like to play him even longer.
“We expect to extend some minutes tomorrow night,” Brown said after practice Friday. “I think you might see him get up to as many as 18 tomorrow night, with the end game trying to deliver him to the [season-opening] OKC game at 20, 24.”
The Sixers have two preseasons game remaining before opening night, when Brown would like to play him even longer.
“We expect to extend some minutes tomorrow night,” Brown said after practice Friday. “I think you might see him get up to as many as 18 tomorrow night, with the end game trying to deliver him to the [season-opening] OKC game at 20, 24.”
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