Joel Embiid, the 76ers
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Philadelphia Inquirer |
The 76ers announced Wednesday that following consultations with medical experts, it was determined the seven-time All-Star will undergo arthroscopic surgery next week to address his knee.
Yahoo! Sports |
Joel Embiid will undergo arthroscopic surgery next week on his left knee, the latest attempt to make the All-Star center healthy enough to play next season.
Yahoo! Sports |
Embiid was not his dominant self, shot 44.4%, and both he and the 76ers were bounced in the first round by the Knicks.
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