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.

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

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.