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Tyrese Maxey Is Ready To Sacrifice On The 76ers

Maxey averaged a career high 28.3 points last season. When asked about sacrificing some of this production for LeBron James and Jaylen Brown, Maxey said, "I want to win. I am going to have to change some of the things but because of the dynamic of our team and like we don’t expect the process to play 70 games."

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Carter Bryant Calls Coach Pop "Crazy", Gushes Over His Bond With Him

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Tyrese Maxey Reveals How He Recruited LeBron James to 76ers

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Dave McMenamin Explains NBA’s Opening Night 3 P.M. Experiment

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