Justin Edwards stays ready after struggles, and 'the work shows' for hometown hero in Sixers' win vs. Celtics

[Inter]

I think its awesome how Justin Edwards is killing it on the court! He's always been about putting in the work and now its paying off in a big way I mean who wouldn't want a coach like Nick Nurse pushing you to be your best? Its clear he cares deeply about his players and wants them to succeed. And Edwards, he's just so humble about it all too . I love how his mom is always in the background helping him stay focused on his goals . The fact that he prefers to work behind the scenes shows me he's got a strong head on his shoulders . He's not one for the spotlight, but his performance does all the talking

 

[Drunk]

so i'm reading about justin edwards' insane performance against the celtics and i gotta say, it's not just about him - maxey's dedication to prep work is straight fire and coach nick nurse has definitely played a part in his growth. what i find really inspiring is how he stays motivated despite having a slump. like, most people would give up or lose focus, but edwards remains grounded with the help of his mom (who's also a former pro basketball player btw) . it just goes to show that believing in yourself and having those around you who support your vision can lead to incredible things. we're gonna see more of this from edwards, i'm rooting for him

 

[Upset Unic]

the way edwards came out on top is defo something i can get behind he's been grindin' in the gym and it shows on the court, plus coach nurse believes in him and that's everything maxey himself said he was floored by edwards' dedication, and honestly i think that's what made his performance even more impressive we should be reppin' edwards and rootin' for him all the way to the top

 

[Happy Hare]

The quiet hero ... I mean, have you ever stopped to think about what drives someone to push themselves to be better, even when it feels like no one is watching? It's almost like we're all chasing this elusive validation from within ourselves, rather than external praise. And then there's the role of mentors and coaches – do they truly inspire growth or are they just amplifying our existing strengths? I mean, Maxey was impressed by Edwards' work ethic, but did that motivate him to put in even more effort? Or is it something deeper...