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American Focus > Blog > Sports > Joel Embiid shoves columnist in 76ers locker room, per sources; NBA to investigate the incident
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Joel Embiid shoves columnist in 76ers locker room, per sources; NBA to investigate the incident

Last updated: November 3, 2024 10:46 pm
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Philadelphia 76ers All-Star center Joel Embiid was involved in a physical altercation with Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Marcus Hayes in the Sixers locker room on Saturday night. This incident occurred after a heated argument between the two following the team’s 124-107 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies.

Hayes, a veteran columnist for the Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News, had recently penned a column that Embiid felt was disrespectful to him and his family. In the column, which was published on October 23, Hayes mentioned Embiid’s son, Arthur, and his late brother, Arthur, who tragically passed away in a car accident when Embiid was just 13 years old. Embiid’s 4-year-old son is named after his deceased brother, and the mention of his family in the column deeply upset the star player.

Embiid, who has yet to play in a game this season due to injury, expressed his frustration with the column and the criticism he has faced from the media. The ongoing conversation around his playing status and his commitment to the team has been a point of contention for both Embiid and the Sixers organization.

Following the game against the Grizzlies, Hayes entered the locker room, where a confrontation with Embiid quickly escalated. The situation culminated in Embiid shoving Hayes, although Hayes did not respond physically to the altercation.

The NBA has launched an investigation into the incident, with a league spokesman confirming awareness of the reports and the commencement of the inquiry. The altercation has further fueled the discussion around Embiid’s health, playing schedule, and his relationship with the media.

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Embiid, a seven-time All-Star, has been plagued by injuries throughout his career, often missing crucial games during the regular season and playoffs. The team has been working on a plan to manage his workload and keep him healthy for the postseason, but his absence has been a point of frustration for fans and critics alike.

Despite the criticism he has faced, Embiid remains a pivotal player for the Sixers and a key figure in the team’s quest for a championship. His talent and contributions to the franchise have been undeniable, but his availability and conditioning have been constant talking points in recent seasons.

As the investigation into the altercation continues, both Embiid and Hayes will have to address the fallout from their confrontation. The incident has shed light on the tensions and frustrations that can arise in high-pressure environments like professional sports, and the repercussions of such conflicts will undoubtedly impact both parties moving forward.

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