"I don't think the team can keep Embiid," said Kellerman. Paul did not bite on the idea, explaining that "you want mismatches" in the playoffs and a healthy Embiid "is a mismatch every night." When Embiid is on the floor in the playoffs, he's very effective with 24.8 points, 10.5 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game in 66 starts. Given that Embiid was heavily involved in the recruitment of James, the Sixers don't appear inclined to make any big moves before the season starts. Embiid, by virtue of his age and injury history, would make the most sense as the one who could be dealt.