“I still can’t believe we missed all those layups!”: Tyrese Maxey reminisces the awful shooting display he put up with Scottie Barnes at the 2022 All-Star Weekend

Advait Jajodia
|Published May 25, 2022

Tyrese Maxey and Scottie Barnes had missed 6 wide-open layups at the shooting challenge in the 2022 All-Star Weekend.

Yet again, this season was full of action-packed drama that made it as entertaining as ever. With the 2021-2022 campaign reaching its final destination, NBA on TNT recently released the best Shaqtin’ A Fool moment from this past year.

Even though it was James Harden who won the infamous honor, Tyrese Maxey and Scottie Barnes gave us a good laugh with their awful shooting display at the 2022 All-Star Weekend.

Loading embed tweet https://twitter.com/shaqtin/status/1529292177083207681?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Also Read: Rockets rookie Jalen Green shares his love for H-Town’s food

For those who don’t know, back in February, the duo teamed up together for the Clorox Clutch Challenge. Despite being two of the best youngsters in the league, Scottie and Tyrese went on to miss 6 wide-open layups.

Loading embed tweet https://twitter.com/BleacherReport/status/1494884468020039685?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Tyrese Maxey rightfully predicted that they would appear on Shaqtin’ A Fool after their horrid shooting

Immediately after their performance got over, Maxey knew they would be featured on Shaqtin’ A Fool. The Philly guard told the Raptors rookie:

“It was funny though, we made people laugh. Positive. We may have got some followers too. We’re going to be on Shaqtin’ A Fool tomorrow.”

Loading embed instagram https://www.instagram.com/reel/CaJY5tegc7X/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading

As the results of the best Shaqtin moments were declared, the combo-guard took it to Twitter as he was still in shock with their dreadful shooting display.

Loading embed tweet https://twitter.com/TyreseMaxey/status/1529292060033003520?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Also Read: NBA Twitter reacts to The Process not making First Team post MVP snub

Hopefully, we get to see this duo participate in a similar event pretty soon.


Share this article

About the author

Advait Jajodia

Advait Jajodia

A 21-year-old with a BBA degree specializing in marketing, Advait Jajodia is an NBA Editor at The SportsRush and a passionate basketball enthusiast. Advait has been immersed in the world of basketball since picking up a basketball at the age of 9. Excelling as a two-time national-level player, specifically as a point guard during the Golden State Warriors' dominant era, he draws inspiration from the electrifying style of Stephen Curry. Beyond the NBA, Advait finds joy in playing various sports, exploring intriguing conspiracy theories, and boosting his 2K rating to 99. He also holds admiration for athletes like Rafael Nadal, Virat Kohli, and Phil Foden, recognizing their exceptional skills.

Read more from Advait Jajodia