Six are fans.

You can't make this stuff up.

Emergency Pod, welcome to the emergency pod presented by Xfinity.

Imagine that.

Imagine that your basketball team is normal, everybody.

Derek Devon Brey, all of you, thank you for hanging out with us on this emergency

podcast where Tyrese Maxi 6 has announced this evening after consultation with multiple

hand specialists, which included the review of additional imaging.

Tyrese Maxi, Sixers' All-Star Guard, has been diagnosed with a tendon injury to the small

finger on his right hand. Of course, his pinky on his shooting hand. Maxi will be re-evaluated

in approximately three weeks. Further updates will be provided as appropriate. Derek last night

on the television broadcast, you could see. Maxie's sitting

next to Joel and Beat on the bench where he had a splint on his pinky finger. And we wonder if he

could play with that once the reevaluation happened when they got back to Philadelphia, what would

it tell us? And they did have kind of puzzle when they mentioned certain wording last night after the

game. We mentioned, what about the tendon? There were no fracture, no break. What about the tendon?

Here we have it. Tendin injury in his right hand. Three weeks is a long time when you only have

less than 18 games to play.

Yeah, no, three weeks puts you into April, pretty much right at April.

So by the time, and look, we don't really know, like, he'll be reevaluated in three weeks.

We don't know if he'll come back in three weeks.

You might need more time.

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