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Jaylen Brown reveals the 76ers are not the best version of themselves just yet

Brown says Maxey has led Philadelphia's offense as the 76ers opened 7-1, while the team still works toward full chemistry and defensive consistency.

  • On Monday, Philadelphia 76ers forward Jaylen Brown credited teammate Tyrese Maxey for leading the team's 7-1 start, noting the squad has yet to reach its "best version."
  • Brown joined the 76ers this summer, and both he and LeBron James have been integrating their playstyles alongside established stars Maxey and Joel Embiid to build team chemistry.
  • Through eight games, Maxey leads the 76ers with 29.1 points per game, while Brown contributes 20.6 points per game on 45.7% shooting from the field.
  • During Monday's 126-107 victory over the Chicago Bulls, Embiid recorded 15 points while acknowledging he is adjusting his focus to serve as a "hub" for teammates.
  • Brown emphasized that defensive consistency remains non-negotiable, noting that late-game surges could prove costly against stronger opponents as Philadelphia develops its full potential.
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