Might need to start load managing.

Doc gonna have to start dodging Denver stories like Embiid lol

@@BenSmith56789 I don’t think no-fap is gonna help him sleep bro

​@@ass640😂

Needs to manage his load better

Maybe Brian himself was injured

Almost like he set up these injuries somehow

Brian is load managing

And I am absolutely disgusted with the drop off in quality because of it 😂😂

Ok because he has a real job as well. It’s ok if he can’t edit a quick one if he’s on duty. 👍

First rule of Doc fight club..

bro givs tons of evidence why it is commitio cordis and it perfectly matches the symptoms. and you think your theory trumps that? i dont like the jab either but thats just silly@@robwhitesays

somebody didnt like his diagnosis

Maybe there will be another video about it. It could be the reason Doc is late for this vid.

​@@nydibs😂

What's the 1st rule of fight club?

Yea if ppl didn’t hate him so much

@@beankobe8205I doubt many “hate” him: just that his flop and foul hunting and penchant for self aggrandizement is off putting. His stans who think it’s all wonderful and tear down other players are the truly obnoxious ones

@@nenevz2948 bro he was laid out on the floor and kuminga fell on his knees . How is that a flop?? Embied didn’t have the ball stupid?

@@nenevz2948 he falls down a lot to reduce impact on his legs, most haters call that his flopping

@@TheNickhammond no he flops he doesn't "fall down to reduce impact" lmao and he's a stat padder!

it involves abusing pain killers and not caring about your wellbeing after age 45

Kareem, Moses Malone, Wilt, etc, weren't known for their injuries until later in their careers. Like pitchers who overtrain nowadays and have to get Tommy John surgery, I think it has to do with modern training techniques. That's just my opinion, though. Doc knows more.

He needs to hit the weights.

@@jwatson181be fr rn

😂

I said to myself “damnit is that draymond” before I clicked the video

😂🤣

I'm a Dubs fan but Draymond did foul 0 seconds into the game on the jump ball haa

Gsw injures players every year but nobody says shit .

That stuff is getting old.

Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation for first 48 hours. Then begin stretching and body weight exercises.

Support your joints with thicker sinew, bigger quads, & denser tibias & femurs; get your squat to 500. Fixed my knees.

Haha

Well, the current warriors aren't good.

Oh yeah cause leading the league in scoring for 3 straight seasons. Being in the top 5 MVP race for 6 years straight years is just such a normal thing.

He literally has a torn meniscus 🤡

Correct, that’s likely the swelling they’ve been holding him out for.

That knee’s taken so much I’m surprised he’s still able to play on it. :/

Crazyyy....fun?

​​@@shanetaylor761😂 crazy fun good times

where's the patella?

@@dabneyoffermein595Knee cap

​@@dabneyoffermein595Is the round bone in your knee.

It's not just MVP, every award is locked behind that 65 game minimum

They are saying that he ducks games because he couldn't play in Denver for 4 straight years? They must be foolish...😂

@@ivanstanojevic494 Listen the doc here is giving facts and the rest of yall are giving conjecture 🤷🏽‍♂️ We dont speak this way about Anthony Davis, KD, Porzingis, or other players who miss long stretches of games. Only Jokic fans are narcissistic enough to think that way.

@@theunderdawg. Horse puckey. Anthony Davis is nicknamed, Street Clothes. You can thank Charles Barkley for coming up with that one. Embiid has been nagged by injury for his entire career. That is what it is. What brings the "hate" is his begging for his MVP award, skipping a lot of road games, stat padding against weak teams, and a total lack of any post season success.

@@406dn7 Being nicknamed "street clothes" is entirely different from being accused of ducking games. Embiid has had dominant games against the best teams in the East, not just weak teams. His "begging" was attributed to him being bluntly honest about being runner up while the media constantly covered Philly and the process drama. It was always blown into way more than what it was. And as for playoff success, Embiid's been unlucky, but I do believe in him eventually get over the hump, the same way Giannis and Jokic had to for awhile. The difference is Giannis and Jokic were relatively under the radar their first years playing in the league whereas Embiid from the get go played in a bigger market with way more pressure that is full of circus show headlines, boneheaded decision making and drama that is difficult to win in unless your name is Lebron. Embiid getting criticized is completely fine just like any other superstar but the narratives about him crying and ducking are complete bullshit when you really look into it and don't just follow NBA crowdspeak.

​@@ivanstanojevic494How many games does his team play in Denver every year?

Tell me a bout it

@@BrianSuttererMDwhat happened to that eye? Had a fight, or infection etc? Hehe😊

Elaborate ?

@@WittynotSilly Meniscal injuries don’t typically cause swelling. When we see swelling in the knee it’s typically a result of an acute injury to the articular cartilage, degenerative arthritic wear, or a ligamentous injury. Embiid has history of partial meniscectomy which means his meniscus is no longer functioning at 100% which means more stress on the joint surface. This makes me wonder what type of changes he might be experiencing to his joint surface that could be causing his swelling.

Lie. Go back 3 seasons and look at the injuries he was already dealing with. Go watch the Pacers game before Denver. He was clearly hurt. Stop spreading the same lame story. It's really not insightful at all.

@@TheTrueAnswer It is all about priorities. Why stay in and play in blow out loss? Oh wait need to get those 30pts for the record. I know you won't like facts but statistically the games where Embiid is most likely to miss are road games vs teams with better than a .500 record. I know this is just coincidence in your mind. But see there is this very well known saying "If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it is probably a Duck" So just call it what it is. Embiid ducking the hard games.

@@puta1082u wanted him to play Jokic injured got it, Portland isn’t an above 500 did he duck them?

​@@OneSleeve878it would look more suspicious if he played Portland but not Denver don't u think? U can't make your ducking so obvious right?

Great maturity making fun of a player's injury on a channel dedicated to player through all sports suffering injuries.

He shouldn't be hated as he's not actively harming ppl, however his foul baiting and faking is basically cheating the game, so yeah, I understand the hate.

I like how everyone just forgot about James Harden 😂People are so quick to jump

​@@tyt6877Just shows the amount of people with abysmal emotional intelligence

Going through life assuming everyone will like you is absurd. His behavior, statements and style of play gives plenty of reasons to dislike him. I don't see why anyone outside Philadelphia would care about him, other than a few people here and there that are just basketball fans in general. That is nature of any sport. That goes for any athlete or public figure.

If he foul baited than so did Kobe@@tyt6877

He tried getting better ball positioning

No. Whatever it takes for possession. That's the game.

not sure why he needed to land on his left instead to the right whenit looked like he didnt lost his balance, dont think its necessary when u know someone is lying on that side😂

Bro I just want him healthy for the playoffs. They can get in without Joel for a while but he needs be healthy from that point on.

maybe a racketball injury?

The heat of the moment and he's playing for possession. He's just playing, no malace behind it. Just and unfortunate series of events

Jojo is always falling on the ground as a flop

So for Jo it’s a flop but kuminga diving at him is playing ball. Got it. Loser

I would love to see what he could be without the flopping and foul hunting, the touch and phantom fouls he gets

​@@nenevz2948 won't argue with that point since it's not his fault (nor any other player's for that matter) that the league went limp dick but you can't deny he's a hell of a player

@@mladenovic3584 absolutely. Just as I knew Harden was highly skilled, but hate any player that brings the flop and foul hunt into our beautiful game and despise the refs and NBA “powers” that allow and promote it. Hope Embiid has a long career, just want a realistic whistle for all the players

He came in the league injured so this was a part of his career.

Need more fans like you. I get sick of so called "fans" tearing down one player to prop up a more preferred one. That's not basketball fandom that's just cultism. It makes for shitty sports talk. That shit needs to get clowned on more than any antics Embiid might have.

Maybe his eyes looked even worse than now

No, it's basketball, Embiid had the ball cleanly stolen from him and Kuminga was going for the ball. There was no foul called.

I wouldn't necessarily call this particular play reckless. But it definitely sucked in terms of the outcome for Embiid. In order to get control of the ball properly from his position, he kind of had to angle his body so that he can cradle the ball much like a football player would when they're trying to make sure they're not fumbling. This amount of contact on the leg/knee, most people would just be able to shrug off. Unfortunately, Embiid isn't the type who can shrug it off given his history of the injuries. Also if we're talking about reckless dives, there was a play earlier where Embiid definitely was reckless diving towards draymond lol. The play earlier where Beverley inadvertantly pushed Kuminga from behind while Kuminga was clearly ahead going up for the basket could have ended horrifically much like the way it did for Klay Thompson. But, because the injury didn't happen, its all smiles.. for now. The bigger concern really was... why the heck was he even playing?? His legs were buckling on their own. No fan nor team staff wants their star player to play with such major issues there...

well its been shown that hes worse in the playoffs significantly because he doesnt get calls in the postseason. basically the same as harden

@@LordBurger He’s hurt my guy. Hes always banged up. The calls mean nothing.

@@Syndrum Not true every postseason he chokes injured or not

they absolutely do matter, the league is trying to protect him clearly. he avgs more FTA's a game than SHAQ. you know the player that was intentionally fouled almost every time he got the ball? and he doesnt even live in the pain as much as shaq. look up jxmy highrollers recent analysis on it. its eye opening.@@Syndrum

he wanted MVP, but now thats not happening and he should prioritize rest