The Philadelphia 76ers faced a tumultuous season, ending with a disappointing 24-58 record and significant injuries impacting their roster. Joel Embiid's ongoing knee issues have raised red flags for fantasy drafts, with analysts advising against picking him in the first three rounds. Meanwhile, Paul George's performance suffered due to injuries, leaving his future in question. The team's hope for a high lottery pick looms as they navigate free agency decisions with players like Kelly Oubre Jr. and Andre Drummond, whose role appears uncertain. The upcoming offseason is critical for the 76ers as they seek to rebuild and address their roster weaknesses.

During the All-Star break, a list was compiled of players who are unlikely to be drafted again due to ongoing performance issues or injury concerns. Joel Embiid, for instance, has struggled with health and has not been himself this season, even when on the court, showcasing a concerning trend for potential drafters. Similarly, LaMelo Ball has been unreliable due to injuries, creating skepticism about his draft value moving forward. Other notable names include Paul George, who has shown inconsistency and injury woes, and Zion Williamson, whose unpredictable health has made him a high-risk pick. Players like Brandon Ingram and Bradley Beal also face scrutiny for their ability to stay healthy and productive. The episode emphasizes the importance of being cautious with these high-profile athletes in future drafts.