“Tyrese Maxey so damn good already man!!”: LeBron James and fans in awe of young guard’s performance when rest of his team including James Harden gave in to the Miami Heat

Tyrese Maxey once again proves himself a better scorer than James Harden and impresses LeBron James in the game of his life.

When you have a supermax player in your team who has won an MVP just 4-years back, you expect him to carry the team in at least half the games. But carrying his teams in the Playoffs is just the thing James Harden has failed to do in all the post-seasons he has been in.

As Joel Embiid got injured in the last game of the Raptors series, some responsibility fell upon Harden to lead the Sixers against the #1 seed Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference Semi-finals.

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The First Round also proved to be a tough situation for the supposed favorites since Embiid injured his thumb in the third game. The Beard couldn’t take his scoring responsibility even then, and the Sixers lost 2 games after leading the series 3-0.

Though he came up with a 22-point, 15-assist game to get them through in Game 4, his performance since then has again dipped in the two games against the Heat. But there’s a beam of light for the Sixers in the darkness they find themselves in, trailing the series 0-2, and that’s none other than Tyrese Maxey.

LeBron James and NBA Twitter are in awe of Tyrese Maxey’s performance despite the Sixers’ loss

While the 10x All-Star’s performance has as usual dipped since the start of the Playoffs, the other starting guard of the team, 21-year-old Tyrese Maxey has upped his game to the level he was in just before Harden joined the Sixers.

He’s averaging 22.6 points per game compared to his 17.5 in the regular season and has led his team’s scoring charge in Embiid’s absence. In Game 2 on Wednesday, the sophomore had 34 points in a disappointing performance by the rest of his team as they lost the game 114-101, to go 2 down in the series.

He was able to impress King James and NBA Twitter with his scoring prowess.

And it looks like he’s already had enough of Harden.

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