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Maxey Regrets Passive Play in Game 4 Loss
27 Apr
Summary
- Tyrese Maxey admits to unacceptable passive play in Game 4.
- He scored 22 points on only 14 shot attempts against the Celtics.
- Maxey vows to be more aggressive to help the 76ers win the series.
Tyrese Maxey has accepted full blame for his uncharacteristic passive play during the Philadelphia 76ers' Game 4 loss to the Boston Celtics. The 76ers guard expressed deep disappointment with his own performance in the 128-96 defeat.
Maxey acknowledged that his approach, particularly in the first half, was unacceptable and that the team cannot win games with him playing so passively. He managed just 22 points on 14 shot attempts, a figure he recognized as insufficient for a star player.
With Joel Embiid back in the lineup, Maxey's role as the team's primary perimeter scorer was still crucial. He emphasized his commitment to being more aggressive moving forward, recognizing its importance for the 76ers' chances of mounting a comeback in the series.
