Anthony Edwards and Kawhi Leonard offer a warning the 76ers must heed

Nathan Doyle of The Sixer Sense argues that early season injuries to stars Anthony Edwards and Kawhi Leonard should serve as a warning to the Philadelphia 76ers. Edwards is expected to miss two months following right knee arthroscopic surgery, while Leonard is also sidelined. Doyle contends that head coach Nick Nurse and the Sixers must prioritize load management over regular-season records to keep their top players healthy for a title run.

According to the article, Joel Embiid and LeBron James have already been listed on injury reports to manage fitness concerns early in the campaign. Doyle emphasizes that Nurse should prepare for potential setbacks by experimenting with deeper rotation players like Justin Edwards, Labaron Philon Jr., and Tacko Fall to build necessary depth and chemistry.