Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey has had a challenging season, suffering a right finger sprain and a lower back sprain that limited him to just 52 games. Despite eye-catching averages of 26.3 points, 6.1 assists, and 3.3 rebounds, his shooting struggled, highlighted by a 14.8% shooting percentage in his final two games. Maxey revealed that he's on the mend, needing another month of rest to fully recover before returning to basketball activities.

Reflecting on his performance, he noted the burden of leading without stars Joel Embiid and Paul George earlier in the season, which played a role in his inconsistent shooting. As he looks to the offseason, Maxey emphasizes the importance of a mental reset for himself and the team, underlining the need to grow and improve after a tumultuous campaign.