'I'm tired of that': Tyrese Maxey says he wants the 76ers to stop doing one thing immediately

The Philadelphia 76ers have become the comeback kings of the NBA this season. The Sixers have won five of their first six regular-season games, the latest coming against the Charlotte Hornets on Halloween night at the Spectrum Center. Every one of those victories has been spectacular because the 76ers were down on points in those games and looked like they were going to lose. That shows elite mentality, but Tyrese Maxey wants his side to stop making it so difficult for themselves. Tyrese Maxey says he’s tired of coming from behind in 76ers games The Philadelphia 76ers have been the comeback kings since the opening night of the new NBA season. Against the New York Knicks, the Sixers were 10 points down at one stage but came back to win 106-100 in the end. Then, against the Cleveland Cavaliers, they overcame a franchise-record 29-point deficit to win by eight. The wins against the Bucks and the Pacers saw the 76ers behind by seven and 13 points respectively too, which shows that their comeback victories aren’t just down to luck. That was once again evident against the Hornets on Halloween night, as Philly came from behind once again to win the game 109-104. After the win, Maxey was asked about the resilience his side has been showing. He replied on NBCS Philly: “I don’t want to do that. I’m tired of that! “This group has fighters, man. We went up, went down, came back. We’re very competitive. The game is not over until it’s over. That’s what I like about this team.” Having the ability to come from behind and win games even when it looks like there is no hope is probably the best trait to have in basketball. However, the Sixers have enough quality on their side to not go down on points in the first place, which is exactly why Maxey is right to say that he doesn’t want to do this anymore. ‘Sad’ – Angry Luka Doncic fan blames LeBron James for LA Lakers’ recent struggles LeBron James fans hit out at critic for saying Lakers are ‘much better without him’ only to lose to Warriors ‘That’s when I knew’: LeBron James pinpoints exact moment he realised Tyrese Maxey would be ‘great’