Embiid s ranking has caused heated discussion: 39 places are not as thick as Harden s

On September 25, ESPN gradually announced the list of the top 100 stars in the new season. The ranking of Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid fell sharply, falling directly from 8th in the league last year to 47th, and a plunge of 39th in a year has caused heated discussion.

In the latest ESPN Top 100 Stars list, Embiid ranked 47th, and the stars ahead of him are Jamal Murray (46), Markkanin (43), Randall (42), Bain (39), Zubac (36), Sabonis Jr. (34), Trae Young (29), Maxi (28), and Towns (2 7), Shin Kyung (25), Harden (23), Siakam (22), Adebayo (21), Leonard (20), Jaylen Brown (19), Butler (18), Benkairo (17), Booker (16), Mitchell (15), Davis (14), Mobley (13), Cunningham (12) and Jaylen Williams (11).

The top ten players in the top 100 stars are expected to be announced tomorrow.

The US fans were very dissatisfied with Embiid's only 47th place and said: Even if Embiid had an amputated leg, he could still beat half of the people on the list with a prosthetic.

Only one season has passed, Embiid's ranking dropped from 8th last year to 47th. Two years ago, Embiid ranked third on the top 100 stars and won the regular season MVP; last season, Embiid suffered an extremely bleak year, and only played 19 games due to knee injury, averaging 30.2 minutes per game, scoring 23.8 points, 8.2 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game, hitting a new low in the past five years.

76ers training camp is here, and Embiid is wearing a classic retro Philadelphia jersey to take a set shot; according to previous reports, Embiid has lost weight this summer, and he hopes to play in a large number of games, with the goal of leading the team to rise in the East and strive for the championship.

What kind of performance can 31-year-old Embiid perform in the new season? Let's wait and see.

(Doctor)