Joel Embiid could be traded by the Philadelphia 76ers this offseason. Would the Brooklyn Nets be willing to take him on?

Philadelphia 76ers former MVP center Joel Embiid was benched on Saturday. He sat out the entire final quarter of the Sixers’ latest blunder, a Saturday 105-103 loss to the Brook

As losers of nine games in a row, the Sixers (20-38) began Friday a game behind the Nets for the 11th seed in the East.

As the Philadelphia 76ers attempted to put together a second-half comeback against the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday night, they leaned heavily on four players in t

On the flip side, if they can’t find a way to allow for Embiid to play pain-free, his NBA career could be over at the age of 31. His career has certainly been a roller coaster to this point, with just as many gut-wrenching low points (and holding patterns) as dizzying heights.

With Joel Embiid shut down for the season and the 76ers spiraling into chaos, Detroit could swoop in with an offer too tempting to refuse. Here's how the Pistons could land the former MVP and go from an average playoff squad to legitimate contenders.

76ers coach Nick Nurse attributed the decision to keep Embiid on the bench for the final quarter so that they wouldn't disrupt the the team's rhythm. “That group was just playing so well together and had good feel for the game at that point, and just wanted to let them roll with it," Nurse told reporters.