Rebounding may be a bigger Sixers concern than Joel Embiid’s health

NEW YORK — Saturday's Game 1 was a rollercoaster for the Sixers, an it's over-we're back-it's over cycle for the ages. Joel Embiid's knee held up long enough to deliver a statement first quarter, but not long enough to get through their Game 1 loss to the Knicks without a major injury scare before halftime.
Philadelphia would hang around until the bitter end, but a close loss is still a loss, putting them in a 0-1 hole to open the series. Let's dive into it.
The main thing — Keeping Embiid in good health
The Sixers were understandably shellshocked when Joel Embiid went down late in the second quarter in Game 1, moments after summoning visions of Tracy McGrady with an off-the-glass dunk for t...