Today, 76ers head coach Nick Nass was interviewed by reporters.

Nas said he hopes Embiid's attendance will improve this season, which means Embiid can play more games than last year. He said: "In fact, there are not many time management issues. He has not played too many games, nor has he been allowed to play too many games. His physical condition does not allow him to play. I hope time management can solve the problem of when he can play and when he can't play, and this problem will last for a while. I think this is what we all expect."

Embiid only played 19 games last season due to a left knee injury, and averaged 23.8 points, 8.2 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 0.9 caps per game.