Shaq Has a BIG Problem With the Sixers’ New Superteam
Oct 27, 2026
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThe discussion focuses on the chemistry of a star-studded team and the specific requirements for Joel Embiid to lead them to success. While unselfish play and role adherence are praised as the foundation for their teamwork, the speakers argue that Embiid must embrace a more dominant, aggressive interior presence to overcome first-round playoff struggles.
How did a team so full of stars look like they
were working together to you?
They all played unselfish, and they all moved the ball.
I think if you come in with the attitude, I don't care who's the star,
I don't care whose team it is,
we all just have to play our part and do our role.
If they can keep that attitude up, I think they have a shot.
However, Joel Embiid has to be dominant.
Charles wants him to move to the third option.
I disagree with that.
When you're the biggest guy out there, you have to act your will,
and you have to play.
we've been on him for many years yes you have
the ability to shoot the jumper and the one step
the post and the bully all that stuff looks good
but when you can't make it out the first round
how good are you so i think at this point
in his career he just need to just need to dominate when
i say dominate you know if you're playing against
a bigger bigger guy step up you're playing against
a smaller guy you should already have the mentals
not shooting jumpers I'm taking them
to the paint either they're gonna foul me
or i'm either going to take a high percentage shot
And I don't want to hear, oh, we don't play like that anymore.
Well, if you don't want to win like that anymore,
then you keep playing the way you play.

