Philadelphia 76ers Player Rankings: Slowly coming together

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Philadelphia 76ers, Josh Richardson and Ben Simmons (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
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3. Ben Simmons

November Stats: GP 14| MINS 34.1| FG% 51.5| 3P% 33.3| FT% 68.1| TRB 7.4| AST 8.5| BKL 0.5| STL 2.2| PF 3.2| TOV 3.5| PTS 11.9

Previous ranking: 4th

There was positives and negatives from Ben Simmons during the month of November. Negatives were that he missed two games due to injury and he lacked overall aggression in terms of attacking on offense. He failed to score at least 20 points last month. The positive is that he finally made the first 3-pointer of his career. There’s areas that need improvement, but he’s showing progress which is good.

2. Joel Embiid

November Stats: GP 13| MINS 31.2| FG% 44.5| 3P% 29.4| FT% 81.4| TRB 12.8| AST 2.7| BKL 1.4| STL 0.8| PF 3.3| TOV 3.0| PTS 22.7

Previous ranking: 3rd

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The game against the Toronto Raptors was the lowest point for Joel Embiid this season and arguable his career. Being held to zero points is something that won’t happen to Embiid again, at least during his prime. After the disaster of a game, Embiid finished the month strong. Injuries, load management and a suspension limited his game actions, but he played up to his All-Star standards. There were only four games he failed to score at least 20 points.

1. Josh Richardson

November Stats: GP 12| MINS 31.7| FG% 48.1| 3P% 42.4| FT% 77.1| TRB 3.3| AST 3.8| BKL 0.4| STL 0.9| PF 2.8| TOV 2.2| PTS 17.1

Previous ranking: 5th

Josh Richardson doesn’t have the highest point per game of this month, but his play was essential to the Sixers success. Considering his limited role on offense, Richardson was able to make the most out of what was given. He was the Sixers best player in several key games in November, but sadly his month was cut short by injury.

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Players grew over the course of the month and the Philadelphia 76ers grew as a team as a result of the players individual improvement. Agree with the rankings? Comment below if you believe the rankings need to be different.