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By Kyle Daubs View the original article to see embedded media. There was a time when the center position was the most important position in the NBA. It was a simple gameplay. Get the ball in the middle, let the man work, and get out of the way. Over time, the game has developed into positionless basketball. It’s so dynamic these days that centers are asked to do more than just work in the middle. They need to run the floor, shoot the three-ball, and work inside. Given that it has been 22 years since a center has led the league in scoring, what Joel Embiid did this season should be enough to he…