His first moves as president shipped out the ill-fitting Al Horford (and wiping that wretched contract from Philadelphia's obligations, I might add) and Josh Richardson, and brought in snipers Seth Curry and Danny Green. Morey re-shaped the roster to better fit both of his stars with the snap of a finger.Ī few hours later, his front office snagged the current favorite for this season's Most Improved Player award and Embiid's beloved running mate with the 21st pick in the 2020 draft. While Sixers president of basketball operations Daryl Morey hasn't provided that consistency in his tenure either, he's given Embiid a reason to believe that this regime's team-building philosophies are conducive to the consistency he seeks. If he's looking for consistency, the Sixers certainly haven't provided it. Perhaps the most normal part is that Embiid is (only) on his third head coach in nine years with the franchise. A revolving door of non-core teammates year after year too many offseason moves that went left instead of right. Two co-star trade requests in three seasons, the second of which was the return on the deal that honored the first. A theoretical star who forgot how to shoot an actual star who never learned. Two front-office czars in and out by the time Embiid suited up for his third official NBA season, both leaving office by way of resignation under controversial circumstances. Perhaps no star in the league has experienced as much core turnover as Embiid has in his nine years with the Sixers. He doesn't think that can be achieved with personnel of all types coming and going.

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