There was an explosive first step and a timely outside shot, a youthful energy combined with a veteran’s confidence, good hands, good speed and a can-do attitude. For that, Tyrese Maxey was able to become one of

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There was an explosive first step and a timely outside shot, a youthful energy combined with a veteran’s confidence, good hands, good speed and a can-do attitude. For that, Tyrese Maxey was able to become one of
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