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Story summary
- Joel Embiid, drafted third overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in 2014, missed his first two seasons due to injuries.
- He has since become a dominant player, earning seven All-Star selections, five All-NBA honors, two scoring titles, and one MVP award.
- ESPN's Zach Kram views Embiid as a "lock" for the Hall of Fame, alongside MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
- Embiid's achievements align him with recent Hall of Fame inductees like Carmelo Anthony and Dwight Howard.
- After a season with only 19 games, he aims for a strong comeback in 2026 to bolster his Hall of Fame candidacy.
