Shannon Sharpe Tyrese Maxey Sixers Ego
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Shannon Sharpe breaks down Tyrese Maxey's take on the Sixers needing to drop their egos. Maxey insisted it doesn't matter who you are, they can't have an ego, and they got to do this thing collectively since everybody agreed to set theirs aside. Sharpe says he likes how Max is saying it but wonders what happens once the games start. He points out the struggle for a young player ascending to average 22, 24, 25, or 26 points having to go back down to 20. With so many polarizing guys and championship aspirations, opportunities with this much talent don't come often in the NBA. Sharpe compares the situation to LeBron joining new teams like Miami, L.A., and Cleveland where they generally start slow. History shows specific outcomes: Miami finals loss to Dallas, Cleveland finals loss due to injuries to Kyrie and Kevin Love, and LeBron's groin injury in L.A. preventing playoffs. The whole conversation happened on Night Cap with Joe.
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Yeah. Yeah. But I'm not. You got a good problem. I'm not. But I like the way Max is saying it. He said it don't matter who it is. We can't have no ego. We got to do this thing collectively. Everybody, and I think the thing is everybody agreed to set their ego aside. Now, that sounds good in the offseason, Joe. Yeah. It sounds really good in the offseason. But what happens when we get into the game? Because the hardest thing is for a young guy that's really starting to assert himself and starting to ascend. and all of a sudden, I'm average 22, average 24, 25, 26, and now I got to go back down to 20? Yeah. I mean, that 20 can be very efficient, and it can look a lot different on this team because you have so many polarizing guys. And we're talking about championship aspirations. Man, these opportunities don't come often in the NBA to where you had this much damn talent on one team. Man, them boys better, hey, they better make the most of this, bruh. I promise you. This don't happen often. The expectations are sky high because of the team that they have. But I see them having success. I see them having success. Everywhere LeBron goes you know teams do win They do There are a few times LeBron has won places and they fallen short But if I not mistaken enough everywhere he been they won a chip Am I correct They normally start out slow though Ocho If you go back and look at LeBron when he went to Miami, they started out like 9 and 8. You go back and look at him when he went to L.A., they started out slow. He went back to Cleveland, they started out slow. So is this a situation? Hopefully they don't start out slow, put themselves behind the 8 ball. We do realize when he first went to L.A., they didn't make the playoffs. He ended up getting hurt, tweaked his groin. That was really the first time LeBron had really suffered an injury that put him out a significant amount of time. So he was out. He went to Miami. We know how that ended. They ended up getting to the finals, but they lost in the finals to Dallas. He went back to Cleveland, and we know they started off slow, and they ended up getting all the way to the finals. Obviously, Kyrie and Kevin Love ended up getting hurt, and they ended up losing. So it's going to be very interesting to see how this thing plays out considering LeBron's history with a new team. is that they generally start slow. They generally start slow. And LeBron likes to try to figure things out, okay, what's the best way for me to, like, impact the game, impact this team? What do I need to do? Who do I need to give the ball in what situation? Because at the end of the day, guys still got to be happy, Joe. I understand what everybody – I really understand what everybody's saying. But guys really need to be happy. Go ahead, Joe.
