The March 12 charity concert will also include appearances by Alexa Ray Joel, Gavin DeGraw, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Tanya Tucker, The War and Treaty, Joy Oladokun, and Bettye LaVette

Austin Krell: Joel Embiid is QUESTIONABLE for tomorrow's game against the New York Knicks due to an illness. Neither Tyrese Maxey nor Paul George are listed on the injury report. Status quo for everyone else, except Johni Broome and Hunter Sallis, who are doubtful due to G-League availability.

ATLANTA -- The Philadelphia 76ers saw a breakthrough for star big man Joel Embiid in Sunday's 120-117 loss to the Atlanta Hawks. Normally, the big fella will have two days off before playing in his next contest, and he was listed as questionable against the Hawks, but Embiid was able to give it a go.

The Piano Man's daughter, singer Alexa Ray Joel, will also join a lineup that includes Train's Pat Monahan, The War and Treaty and Gavin DeGraw.

Now 31 and again attempting to work his way back to health, Philadelphia's superstar center is learning what he's still capable of.

ATLANTA -- When it comes to the success for Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid, the big fella has to play. He has to be able to get on the floor and play basketball in order to keep his timing and his rhythm which then leads to success on the floor.

Joel and Luke Smallbone, the musicians behind Christian pop duo “for King + Country,” are peeling back the curtain on their harrowing rise to fame once again — but this time, the brothers are sharing a grittier, more vulnerable glimpse into their journey.

The A's signed ground-ball specialist Joel Kuhnel to a minor league deal. He'll compete for a bullpen job. MLB Trade Rumors has more details.

FOX Sports analyst Joel Klatt is in the second group, and he recently sounded off on Group of 5 teams being included in the CFP by taking a shot at the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.

Immediately following Fernando Mendoza's 2025 Heisman Trophy win, FOX Sports analyst Joel Klatt turned his attention to 2026 on The Joel Klatt Show. The next He

The South Side native and community banker was also a two-time men’s basketball All-American at the University of Chicago.