It was a very hectic Christmas for NBA basketball player Tyrese Maxey, as his home caught fire on the evening of Friday, December 24.
Thanks to the fire alarm which went off around 7 p.m., the firefighters of the city of Voorhees (New Jersey) were able to be alerted and they stormed to the home of the player of the Philadelphia Sixers.
After four hours of on-site work, the fire units eventually brought the fire under control. Thankfully, the 21-year-old point guard and his family are doing well, as reported le Philadelphia Inquirer, although his house suffered significant damage.
According to the Camden County spokesperson, “the fire is accidental in nature” and the precise causes have not yet been identified. The only information for the moment, “the disaster started in the garage of the house”.
As the player and his family have been relocated to an area hotel, the Philadelphia Inquirer has let it be known that his teammates intend to support them during this holiday season.
Important support
Important support, especially since Tyrese Maxey must mentally prepare for a demanding road trip in the coming days, with a game against the Washington Wizards starting tomorrow, not to mention the Toronto Raptors and the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday. and next Friday.
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Tyrese Maxey and his team currently sit seventh in the Eastern Conference, with a balanced but disappointing record of 16 wins and 16 losses.
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