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The NBA only cares about rules when they hurt Jokic, which tells you everything about how they view Joel Embiid
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The NBA only cares about rules when they hurt Jokic, which tells you everything about how they view Joel Embiid
Here we go again. Same rule. Same league. Same media ecosystem. Completely different reaction depending on the name attached to it. The NBA’s 65 game rule was never supposed to be about punishing stars who get hurt. It was sold as a way to curb load management and force teams to stop sitting healthy players for rest. Play the games, be available, earn the awards. Simple enough. Except it was never treated as a crisis when Joel Embiid was the one…
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