The Philadelphia 76ers' offseason went about as well as it could have gone. Paul George was the prize addition — the culmination of Daryl Morey's steadfast commitment to clearing cap space and maintaining optionality.

Again, Embiid is arguably the best player in the NBA when healthy. But the problem is his health is always a question. He’s never played more than 68 games in a single season. Last year, he only played 39 total after tearing his meniscus before the All-Star break. That’s not ideal for a player a team will be investing more than $60 million into.

With another maximum contract secured, Joel Embiid wants to chase that title in Philly — and remain a Sixer for the rest of his career.