The Philadelphia 76ers are heading towards a new dawn. After seven seasons, they let go of Daryl Morey following their second-round exit to the New York Knicks.

Maxey ranked fifth in the NBA in scoring (28.3 points per game) and will likely make an All-NBA team, but struggled throughout the Sixers' second-round flop.

Knicks fans took over the 76ers' home arena during the NBA playoffs, leading Tyrese Maxey to say, "I can’t even lie. It definitely does suck."

Gina Mizell: Tyrese Maxey said he will debrief the season by...becoming a new dad. You know this if you're a very online Sixers /NBA fan, but it's really the first time he's addressed in this type of setting. "I’m ready to go home and then just see (what) that’s like, that’s just honestly the facts of it."

After five seasons with the 76ers, point guard Tyrese Maxey says he's "Philly all the way" when it comes to his sports rooting interest. Well, maybe most of the way. "The only thing is, I'm still from Dallas, so I've got to like the Cowboys," Maxey said ...

Tyrese Maxey was a legitimate MVP candidate this season. In the frequent absences of Joel Embiid, Maxey kept the Sixers in the playoff hunt with endless effort, evolved offense, floor generalship, and,

Philadelphia 76ers superstar guard Tyrese Maxey has been one of the NBA's biggest breakout superstars this season. The former University of Kentucky standout is currently averaging 29.2 points per game, which is fifth-most in the league. He has been ...

Relive young Philadelphia 76ers star Tyrese Maxey's top 10 buckets from this year's NBA Playoffs.