40 points + 34 points! Director Maxi made a huge reversal, the NBA’s strongest pick was born, and the Great Emperor was abandoned 1 of 9

The NBA regular season continues, and the Philadelphia 76ers go to an away game to challenge the Boston Celtics. George and Tatum were exempted from the game due to injuries. The great king returned to the game after a few months, and the new prospect Edgecombe made his debut in his career. At the beginning of the game, Edgecombe surprised everyone by scoring 10 points in a row. The Green Army scored more points to catch up with the score. The two sides fell into a tug-of-war early on. In the second quarter, Maxey took up the offensive banner, and the 76ers firmly controlled the situation on the court. The Celtics trailed by 6 points at halftime. After changing sides and fighting again, the 76ers fell into a scoring drought. The Green Army scored consecutive three-pointers and used a 16-0 offensive to overtake the score. At the end of the quarter, the Green Army once extended their lead to 13 points. Edgecombe and Maxey stepped forward to take over the game. The 76ers overtook the point difference in one fell swoop. Pritchard unfortunately missed the buzzer-beater, and the 76ers passed the test in danger. In the end, the 76ers narrowly defeated the Celtics 117-116.

Both of the Eastern Conference's top teams have their generals injured, but they both have deep lineups and capable generals, so the enjoyment of the game is not affected at all. The Greens still let go as always, but the effect was not satisfactory. After the whole game, the Greens made 11 of 43 shots from beyond the three-point line, with a three-point shooting percentage of only 25.65. On the other hand, the 76ers made 14 of 40 shots from beyond the three-point line, with a three-point shooting percentage of 40%. More importantly, the 76ers are younger and more impactful. They played with speed and passion throughout the game. The 76ers scored 21-16 on the fast break to suppress the Green Army, and used mistakes to score 17-14 to suppress the Green Army.

From being 13 points behind to coming back to win, Maxey and Edgecomb both went wild and scored 40 points + 34 points respectively, directing an epic comeback. Maxey played 41 minutes, making 13 of 24 shots (7 of 9 three-pointers), 7 of 8 free throws, and scored 40 points, 2 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block. In the second quarter, the Green Army blossomed more. Maxi scored 19 points to stabilize the team's situation. In the final battle, facing the double-digit hole dug by the team, Maxi scored 15 points + 2 assists + 1 steal + 1 block, dominating the game on both offense and defense. I have to say that Maxi has improved his performance again and is becoming more and more like a general.

Edgecombe, the new top prospect in the NBA, also contributed an epic debut performance, fully demonstrating his explosive physical fitness and superb shooting. The strongest prospect in the NBA was born! In the first quarter of the game, Edgecombe showed his sword early and scored 14 points, surpassing James (12 points) and setting a new record for first-quarter scoring by a rookie in NBA history. In the fourth quarter of Maxey's great comeback, Edgecombe also scored 9 points. After the game, Edgecombe played 42 minutes, making 13 of 26 shots (5 of 13 three-pointers), 3 of 6 free throws, scoring 34 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, and 1 steal. He broke many NBA records in one game. According to statistics, Edgecombe is the first rookie in the 21st century to score 30+ points in the opening game. Even James has not been able to do it. In another statistics, 34 points broke Iverson's 76ers debut scoring record (30 points). 34 points was the third-highest score in a player's debut in NBA history, second only to Selvey (35 points) and Chamberlain (43 points).

Edgecomb and Maxey teamed up to reverse the Green Army's magnificent away game, but the Emperor had no sense of presence and was even a little embarrassed. In this campaign, the Emperor played 20 minutes, making 1 of 9 shots (0 of 4 three-pointers), 2 of 2 free throws, and only scored 4 points + 6 rebounds + 2 assists + 1 block. The plus-minus value on the field was -16. From 0-for-4 in the first quarter, to 0-for-2 in the third quarter, and then to 0-for-1 in the final quarter, it is not so much that the Emperor was restricted by playing time, but rather that he was decisively abandoned by Nurse. The Emperor was not aggressive on the offensive end and looked like a wooden man on the defensive end. He even applauded and watched the show after being slapped in the face by White. It was really unbelievable. With the rise of Edgecombe and Maxey, there may not be much time left for the Emperor. If he continues to fail like this, the 76ers may really consider package deals with him and George. Fans and friends, what do you think of this? Come and leave me a comment to discuss.