What makes this 76ers team stacked with superstars so unique

They’re a team of superstars that don’t play superstar basketball. That’s the beauty of this 76ers team. They play a brand of unselfish team-first basketball you rarely see from a team loaded with stars. LeBron James is one of the two or three greatest players in NBA history, a four-time MVP, a four-time NBA champion, a 1st-ballot Hall of Famer. Joel Embiid is a seven-time all-star, a former MVP, an Olympic gold medalist and a likely Hall of Famer. Jaylen Brown is a five-time all-star, an NBA champion, a career 20 points-per-game scorer. Tyrese Maxey is a two-time all-star, one of only two NBA guards averaging 27.0 points per game over the last four years. Four certified megastars on one team. And somehow they’ve figured out how to leave their egos at the front door and play smart, tough, disciplined team basketball, the style of ball you just never see on these superstar-laden teams. On offense, they patiently work the ball around, always looking for the open ma