Tyrese Maxey admits he is tired of the 76ers having to come back from big deficits
Tyrese Maxey and the 76ers had to pull off another comeback in their latest win.
The Philadelphia 76ers have started their 2026-27 NBA season impressively with a 6-1 record, following their recent victory over the Charlotte Hornets by a score of 109-104. This win came after the team had to overcome a double-digit deficit for the fourth time in a row, highlighting a recurring issue they aim to address. Tyrese Maxey, a key player on the team, expressed his fatigue with the 76ers having to come back from such deficits, indicating they are not complacent despite their strong start.
Maxey stated, "I don't want to do that; I'm tired of that," emphasizing the team's determination to establish themselves with wins that are more comfortable and sustainable. The star player also praised his teammates, noting their competitive spirit and willingness to fight until the end, which he believes sets the 76ers apart from other teams this season.
The 76ers aim to build continuity and potentially rest some star players in order to achieve more consistent results, ultimately aiming for a championship.
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