Philadelphia wants to draw around Embiid and George? It seems a bit of a waste to choose role players with the tantra lottery

Recently, Keith Pompey, a reporter from the Philadelphia Inquirer, posted an article to analyze the operation plan of the Philadelphia 76ers off-season, pointing out the purpose of the Philadelphia tel. Keith said Philadelphia wants to use the Titan Lottery to select rookies, mainly finding players who can cooperate with Embiid and George. This season is a failure for the Philadelphia 76ers. After George, he formed the three giants with Embiid and Maxi, but he did not even achieve the playoff goal, which made Philadelphia fans question the team's management issues.

Now, the Philadelphia 76ers management has not given up on Embiid and George, and it is obviously a waste to use the third draw to select the players who serve them in the rookies. Both Embiid and George's attendance rate are unguaranteed, especially Embiid's injury problem, which is expected to be reimbursed for more than a season. By the time Embiid returns, as he gets older, I don’t know how much he has today’s skills, so it seems a bit wasteful.

Many people suggested that Philadelphia 76ers choose Duke's center Kaman Marcaach, because: when Embiid is away, he can be the starting center and become the inside core of the team's training, and then adjust it according to Embiid's condition. However, the Philadelphia 76ers management should not consider choosing center, because Embiid is still in the team's future plans. The Philadelphia 76ers may use the Titan Lottery to choose wingers. In case George is not in shape or has a rest, the team will also have good wingers.

The Philadelphia 76ers have not achieved good results after many lineup adjustments and tactical changes this season. In the end, they ranked 13th in the Eastern Conference with a record of 24 wins and 58 losses, and missed the playoffs. The bets invested by the Philadelphia 76ers in George were obviously a failure, but George still had to continue using them at a premium.