70 days after ditching Joel Embiid’s wedding for an extravagant concert, the 38-year-old 76ers star reunited with Travis Scott along with Meek Mill and Jack Harlow

Collaboration within the Philadelphia 76ers organization is at an all-time low after a series of controversies. The NBA world witnessed one such example when the team’s 38-year-old star ditched Joel Embiid’s wedding for a concert. Interestingly, 70 days after this, he publicly contacted Travis Scott, Meek Mill and Jack Harlow.

The star had a great time off the court with celebrities after refusing to do the same for his teammate. The veteran’s ambivalence brought the franchise’s problems into full relief just before the start of next season.

Who didn’t attend Joel Embiid’s wedding ceremony?

76ers forward P.J. Tucker intentionally missed the team’s mascot’s wedding this past July. The NBA champion made headlines when he attended the Rolling Loud festival that day. His time in Miami demonstrated the lack of chemistry between members of the team in the weeks following the playoff loss.

Following this, he recently attended the star-studded Reform Casino Night, hosted by billionaire Michael Rubin. They raised $24 million for criminal justice reform, including the basketball star. Photos released later showed Tucker exploding into a building filled with icons from various fields.

Borrowing lines from Jay-Z “I did it my way” he shared the pictures with his followers on Instagram. In a room full of celebrities, PJ shared a few laughs with Travis, Mick, Harlow and a few others. As the new season approaches, his overall performance caught the attention of 76ers fans as they were hoping for one thing.

Can PJ Tucker continue to have a good time throughout the season?

Even though his playing days have come to an end, Tucker’s schedule is on the rise. Even last season, he played and started 75 games for Philadelphia during their stellar regular season run. The 6-foot-5 frame has been invaluable to his team defensively, but several other aspects of his game have also improved.

He posted his career-best free throw percentage in the previous regular season. His determination to continue to improve is admirable, as the star played some of his best basketball at the age of 30. So fans must be hoping for his enthusiasm in the upcoming campaign as well.

Team cohesion remains an issue for the franchise today. But if P.J. doesn’t let anything affect his mindset and willpower, like he didn’t this offseason, they might be just fine.

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