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Tyrese Maxey drops 38 points in comeback Sixers victory over Hornets

Tyrese Maxey carried the Sixers on offense with a 38-point scorcher, leading the 76ers to a 109-104 comeback victory over a feisty Hornets team. VJ Edgecombe chipped in a huge...

Tyrese Maxey drops 38 points in comeback Sixers victory over Hornets

In a thrilling 109-104 comeback victory, the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Charlotte Hornets at Spectrum Center on October 31, 2026. Leading the offense was guard Tyrese Maxey, who dropped a game-high 38 points. Maximizing his impact, Maxey scored 19 first-half points and displayed an impressive three-point shooting form throughout the game.

His performance, alongside contributions from Anfernee Simons, Jaylen Brown, and rookie LaBaron Philon, proved crucial in turning the tide after the Sixers fell behind early. The team's bench also played a significant role, with LaBaron Philon stepping up in Maxey's absence and Christian Anderson adding another scoring option. Though Jaylen Brown was listed with a knee injury, he still managed to contribute significantly with a 19-point performance.

Overall, Maxey's exceptional play and the team's ability to adapt and find success from their reserves highlight the depth and resilience of the 76ers' roster ahead of the remainder of the season.

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