Philadelphia 76ers rookie VJ Edgecombe discusses how easy it is to play off Tyrese Maxey and the other stars on the roster.

Tyrese Maxey reflects on his 2024 MIP win, arguing he deserved the award years earlier and naming a surprising Milwaukee Bucks guard as this season's rightful leader.

Tyrese Maxey is enjoying an MVP-caliber season in Philly and could shatter the Sixers franchise record for 3PM in a single season.

However, the basketball gods granted the Sixers the No. 3 pick and they used it to select Baylor star VJ Edgecombe. After the rookie nailed a game-winning 3 in Tuesday's win over the Memphis Grizzlies, and finished with 25 points, Tyrese Maxey was thanking those basketball gods for Edgecombe becoming a Sixer.

There's a real case to be made that Tyrese Maxey has been one of the NBA's six best guards this season. Tyrese Maxey already appears to be in line to start in his first All-Star Game this year. He should have his eye on higher individual prizes, though.

Tyrese Maxey embraces tough Philadelphia fans while rising into a franchise leader through effort, accountability, and historic performances

Tyrese Maxey is having a killer year. Along with Nikola Jokic and Luka Doncic, he’s the only guy in the NBA that’s top-10 in points (third with a 30.3 average) and assists (eighth with a 7.1 average).

Tyrese Maxey knows what it takes to win Most Improved Player, having done so during the 2023-24 NBA season. Now, as candidates start to take shape for the 2025-26 winner, the Philadelphia 76ers guard offered praise to Ryan Rollins,