Tyrese Maxey on role in team meeting: 'I wanted to speak up'

The Sixers haven’t been healthy, nor have they rolled out a full roster this season. But that doesn’t matter. What matters heading into Wednesday’s game against the Grizzlies is that there is too much talent on the roster, no matter who is available, for this team to have won just two of 13 games. The coaches know it. The players know it. “I wanted to speak up,” Maxey said. “I felt the need to do that because I wanted to share that we are better than what we have shown on the floor. There was a lot said, but it is what it is. We said what we had to say and we have to figure out a way to move on to the rest of the season. Everyone understands what’s at stake. Everyone is feeling the hurt.”Source: New York Times What’s the buzz on Twitter? Rich Hoffman @rich_hofmann New @PHLY_Sports newsletter!

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Tyrese Maxey on role in team meeting: 'I wanted to speak up'

The Sixers haven’t been healthy, nor have they rolled out a full roster this season. But that doesn’t matter. What matters heading into Wednesday’s game against the Grizzlies is that there is too much talent on the roster, no matter who is available, for this team to have won just two of 13 games. The coaches know it. The players know it. “I wanted to speak up,” Maxey said. “I felt the need to do that because I wanted to share that we are better than what we have shown on the floor. There was a lot said, but it is what it is. We said what we had to say and we have to figure out a way to move on to the rest of the season. Everyone understands what’s at stake. Everyone is feeling the hurt.”
Source: New York Times