On First Take, Jay Williams, Kendrick Perkins and Stephen A. Smith join Shae Cornette to discuss Victor Wembanyama’s flagrant 2 foul in Game 4 vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves. Plus, what will happen with Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers after being swept by the New York Knicks? 0:00 Victor Wembanyama’s ejection 0:20 Mitch Johnson’s comments 1:18 Does Johnson have a point? 6:23 Stephen A. weighs in 9:16 Is Philly no longer a sports town? 12:10 Joel Embiid’s comments 12:45 The 76ers and Joel Embiid’s future ✔️ Subscribe to ESPN Unlimited: https://plus.espn.com/ #ESPN
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if you’re reading this i wish nothing but wealth and health all 2026
How Perk has lasted this long on ESPN is mind boggling
Wemby with The People's Elbow from outta nowhere !!!!
Perk always making faces like he is 5 years old
100 technicals that's diabolical - argument won
Shaq probably loved that elbow 😂
They're not "condoning" Wemby's actions... while condoning Wemby's actions.
I like that Jay used Perks own play style against him 😂😂😂
100 technical fouls lmaooooo
Dam- J. Will caught a elbow in the face from Shaq, and still has a memory, Lucky Man 😁😁
So when the Lakers complained about physical play, Perk called the officiating embarrassing. Now when Mitch Johnson says Wemby has to protect himself, Perk says Wemby has to expect physical play
Wemby is 7’7” now? Every time these goofballs talk about him his height goes up.
If you don’t guard Wemby with physicality he’s unguardable
Dramon is probably glued to the tv waiting on the verdict, Rodman too
Breaking: NO suspension. NO fine. That's from the league office.
F the process lol
Jay is one of the few intelligent analyst on ESPN.
We NEVER cared what this kendrick perkins ever thought.
Considering how much they pushed, held, and roughed up Wemby during this series, Naz Reid got off lightly.
all media is ignoring that they where holding his left arm. he got frustrated. it happens.