Photo: Joel Embiid (Instagram) Joel Embiid , star player for the Philadelphia 76ers, has faced issues due to injuries, but it's not just his team's success that's been affected. A new NBA rule requiring players to play at least 65 games to qualify for major awards, like MVP, has hurt Embiid's chances for recognition. Retired NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas believes this rule has unfairly impacted Embiid's career. On his podcast, Arenas said that Embiid often outperforms Nikola Jokic , another top center in the league. "He lost his MVP because of a rule. He's probably the best player in the league, and he and Jokic are fighting for the top spot," Arenas said. Photo: Joel Embiid (Instagram) Last season, Embiid averaged 34.7 points per game and shot 52.9%, but he only played 58 games. Some fans argue that playing 65 games shouldn't be too hard for a 30-year-old. Arenas, however, feels Embiid's performance in fewer games is still MVP-worthy. The rule...