Sixers trio spotted in the gym together amid preseason preparations

The NBA season is rapidly approaching, which means players and teams around the league are starting to return from their time off in the offseason to get ready for the campaign that lies ahead. Some players may choose to work out in isolation to work on their own game, while others might work out as part of a group, including some of their teammates.

LeBron, Maxey, and Brown all hit the gym

LeBron James, Jaylen Brown, Tyrese Maxey working out together! pic.twitter.com/KEvExPMEhi

This is more than the case for several players on the Philadelphia 76ers, as on Wednesday afternoon, LeBron James, Tyrese Maxey, and Jaylen Brown were all spotted in renowned NBA trainer Chris Johnson's gym.

It appears that the trio wasn't just working on individual skills, as they took to the court against other players, working on their post and driving game, with a clip of Brown and James finishing at the rack being a part of the package.

While it could just be perceived as any other preseason hoop session, given that the three have never shared the court together, it appears more so to be the creation of a level of connection on the floor to some degree.

It's not known if any of the three will lace up for the Sixers' preseason games when they get underway in a month in a half's time, but the progress of their chemistry on the court will be something to look out for during Philadelphia's training camp.

The practice session in focus is the most recent one shared by members of the Sixers, as multiple of their younger core were seen at the Rico Hines Runs earlier on in the month. So it's safe to say the team altogether has been looking to get some reps in early ahead of anything else.

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