Former Two-Time NBA Champion Roasts 76ers Star Tyrese Maxey For “Losing Team” Comment
The Philadelphia 76ers had so many roster shakeups this summer, and they started their preseason with back-to-back losses against the New York Knicks. Before the league starts, these setbacks are raising concerns over the team’s potential. However, amid the setbacks, Paul George remains confident in proving himself in the core, which builds some hope.
The franchise is dealing with Joel Embiid’s injury drama this offseason. However, new draft pick VJ Edgecombe’s presence with the 3rd pick hopes for a fresh start within the core. But the team’s one of the core presences, Tyrese Maxey, faced unexpected criticism for the team’s downfall. Last season, he played well, averaging 26.3 points, but the team missed the playoffs for the first time since 2017.
“He’d better get used to it,” Former New York Knicks player Walt Frazier reacted to Tyrese Maxey. He hinted the 76ers could struggle again this season. Maxey has always been on winning teams since his college days. His first few seasons with the 76ers were strong.
Walt Frazier on Tyrese Maxey saying last year was the first time he’s ever been on a losing team:
— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) October 6, 2025
“He better get used to it.” 😳
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The team must focus on its weaknesses ahead of the season starting. The rotation should stay healthy and determined to avoid another setback. They need teamwork and consistency in their depth, and a winning night can help restore their energy and momentum.
Tyrese Maxey Listed At 31st Position In The Top 100 Players
The 76ers are hoping for a better season next year after going 24-58 last season. Injuries hurt their rotation badly, but Tyrese Maxey was a bright spot. He averaged 26.3 points in 52 games before getting hurt.
Maxey ranked No. 31 on HoopsHype’s top 100 players list. He improved on defense and kept the team going through tough times. Even though his shooting was less efficient, he still played at an All-Star level.
The 76ers see Maxey as their core member, and Maxey has a huge responsibility to take the team to a strong title contention.
Former Two-Time NBA Champion Roasts 76ers Star Tyrese Maxey For “Losing Team” Comment
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