Joel Embiid Defended Against Jaylen Brown's Flopping Accusations

Joel Embiid was defended by Stephen A. Smith against Jaylen Brown's accusations of flopping. On 18 Jun, after the Philadelphia 76ers eliminated the Boston Celtics, Brown called out Embiid on a livestream.

Brown stated that flopping has ruined the NBA and name-dropped Embiid, saying he's a great player but flops.

Brown's comments came after the Celtics blew a 3-1 lead in the series, with Embiid helping the Sixers complete the comeback.

Smith argued that considering Embiid's injury history, it's not hard to imagine him falling to the floor.

Smith also pointed out that Brown didn't complain about Embiid's tactics when the Celtics were up 3-1 in the series.

Embiid's alleged flopping might've worked against the Celtics, but Smith's main point was that Boston didn't do themselves any favors, with their shots not falling consistently.

The Celtics' lack of three-point shooting hurt them more than Embiid's flopping, according to Smith.

Embiid was a difference-maker for the Sixers in the series, helping them go 3-1 to complete the comeback.

The debate over Embiid's flopping will likely continue, but for now, he's celebrating the Sixers' series win over the Celtics.

Embiid's dominance on the court and his injury history will continue to be a topic of discussion in the NBA.

The Sixers will look to build on their momentum as they move forward in the playoffs, with Embiid leading the charge.