Shrodinger's Embiid

[BOTSLAYER]

If CLE picks Embiid he will be riddled with injuries for his short career, if anybody else picks him he will be great just into his 30s...

I come to this conclusion for a number of reasons. It seems Embiid is 100% physically but still getting into game shape, see link.

This means he is the most attractive player in the draft imo and CLE will draft him.

CLE has injury issues with players which is probably a combination of drafting injury issues and what I have to assume is poor sport trainers. Aside from their recent injury history you have to think decent sport trainers would be hired by better destinations than CLE as well.

Andrew Wiggins, Joel Embiid, Jabari Parker all still in play for No. 1 pick - NBA Draft - ESPN


Embiid is both alive and dead depending on whether he is drafted by the Cleveland Caskets or another more viable destination.

 

[logic]

If CLE picks Embiid he will be riddled with injuries for his short career, if anybody else picks him he will be great just into his 30s...

I come to this conclusion for a number of reasons. It seems Embiid is 100% physically but still getting into game shape, see link.

This means he is the most attractive player in the draft imo and CLE will draft him.

CLE has injury issues with players which is probably a combination of drafting injury issues and what I have to assume is poor sport trainers. Aside from their recent injury history you have to think decent sport trainers would be hired by better destinations than CLE as well.

Andrew Wiggins, Joel Embiid, Jabari Parker all still in play for No. 1 pick - NBA Draft - ESPN


Embiid is both alive and dead depending on whether he is drafted by the Cleveland Caskets or another more viable destination.

I disagree. I think he will be good regardless. However, when he proves he is good he will leave for the Lakers given the first opportunity.

 

[lakersrule]

So, every #1 pick of Cleveland has had a short injury-riddled career?

 

[BOTSLAYER]

Obviously not, but their track record speaks for itself.