A video showing Joel Embiid dancing and enjoying himself at a Jewish wedding has become very popular
On social media, the videos have become incredibly popular, and everyone is enjoying it. This past weekend, Joel Embiid attended a Jewish wedding, and as could be expected, his admirers all around the world are adoring the footage that have emerged from the event.
It’s unclear exactly how they were married, but one thing is certain: Embiid is still a man of the people. Will Embiid be able to guide the Sixers to a title that remains to be seen?
Video Of Joel Embiid Dancing The Hora At Jewish Wedding Goes Viral
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James Harden claims he is prepared to revert to his former self.
Over the course of nine seasons with Houston, Harden averaged 29.6 points per game. When Philadelphia made the move for the future Hall of Famer, that is the player that many Sixers supporters were hoping to sign.
The Beard, however, wasn’t the same athlete because of a hamstring problem. Even Joel Embiid acknowledged the player is no longer on the Sixers’ roster. Harden promises to be explosive once more, though. He is taking it easy while his hamstring heals and getting ready for the next season. He wants to take the floor leadership role for Philadelphia once more.
To the AP News, Harden said:
“That right there slowed down my confidence,” he said. “I wasn’t able to get in my places and get to where I needed to get to without thinking about it. It was crazy, but I’m back at last. I’ll play much more aggressively in terms of scoring because my body will enable me to.”
Together, Harden and the Sixers will gain from having a full summer and training camp. They will be able to develop greater chemistry and keep expanding as a group.
One of the best players in this league is the veteran from Arizona State. It’s incredible how he can influence a game with his passing and how he still assaults the glass. He improves everyone’s lives. After the All-Star break, Harden led the way while Tyrese Maxey and Tobias Harris shot brilliantly from beyond the arc.
