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In a moment that could define a season, Joel Embiid’s humanity was on display

Kyle Neubeck
Kyle Neubeck
November 3, 2024
In a moment that could define a season, Joel Embiid’s humanity was on display
Nov 2, 2024; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Injured Philadelphia 76ers Paul George (R) and Joel Embiid (L) look on during the first quarter against the Memphis Grizzlies at Wells Fargo Center. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-Imagn Images

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guadzilla

guadzilla

November 3, 2024

Hayes is an a-hole for that bit of writing. Itโ€™s as simple as that.

Most of the Inky/Daily News writers are utter trash, relying on petty innuendos and poison pen writing instead of insightful journalism (including one who is now here writing for the Eagles).

Matthew

Matthew

November 3, 2024

Couldnโ€™t agree more. Well written.

Jack MCDERMOTT

Jack MCDERMOTT

November 3, 2024

Thanks for putting the situation in context and providing the full background including the deleted part of the article in question. This type of reporting is what makes PHLY a good use of my money.

Lauren Petty

Lauren Petty

November 3, 2024

Excellent article and insight. Hayes was out of line and it boggles the mind that heโ€™d try to defend himself to Embiid after such a cheap shot. At the very least he should own what he did.

rebusflyer

rebusflyer

November 3, 2024

Hayes is a flamethrower, always searching for clicks. I wouldn’t be surprised if he escalates things, and continues to bait Joel. I hope he doesn’t, and writes a full throated mea culpa. But I don’t see that happening . I think Marcus Hates is a miniscule talent, and I think the odds are greater that the 76ers go undefeated the rest of this season.

Jason

Jason

November 3, 2024

Marcus Hayes has been a clown and a troll for as long as I can remember. Why The Inquirer still employs him is beyond my comprehension.

PHLClassic

PHLClassic

November 3, 2024

There is not a single Philadelphia athlete (or coach) whom Marcus Hayes has not belittled with sustained ad hominem attacks. (He called Nick Sirianni’s children “human shields” just a couple of weeks ago.) His insult-comic writing persona is so one-note that it’s just not interesting to read: every team is pathetic, every athlete is lazy, every coach is uninspired. Joel cannot lay hands on him, and yes, this is likely to cause a suspension — maybe a long one. And Joel will own his part of that. But Marcus Hayes owns his chunk of it too. And he’s done a lot less for the Sixers than Embiid.

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rebusflyer

rebusflyer

November 4, 2024

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