Doc Rivers explains why Tyrese Maxey came off the bench vs. Hawks
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The Philadelphia 76ers welcomed back their starting point guard on Thursday night after missing two games with a left quad contusion.
Maxey entered the game in the first quarter and he added nine points and he got the Sixers to within 32-18 after one quarter. “A little sore, but it is what it is.”
The second-year guard came off the bench a lot in his rookie season obviously with Ben Simmons around so coming off the bench is nothing new for him. The approach doesn’t change compared to him starting.
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