G6: For now, Hiro has the best chance of winning the Best Sixth Man award

Live Bar December 24, 2019 Recently, Jamal Crawford talked about Hiro in his participation in "What's Burnin".

Speaking about the candidate for this year's Best Sixth Man Award, Crawford said: "A lot of people are playing well, like Brunson, Caruso, Harrell, Clarkson, but there's one guy above them, and that's Hiro. He's set the tone from the start of the season, his mentality even wants to be an All-Star, you see him playing with a sense of urgency, he's not going to slow himself down. The Heat need him, the Heat rely on him, he's a very dynamic scorer on the team, he can average 20 points per game as a substitute player, and if he keeps going, it will be legendary. ”

"You like to see players have confidence and Hiro is putting pressure on himself now and you have to respect that because he told everybody what he thought and he felt like he was the same as those star players. For now, he is the most likely to win the best sixth man award. ”

Crawford has won three best sixth-man trophies in his career, the first player in history to win three sixth-man awards (and Louis Williams has since done the same).

So far this season, Hiro has played in 27 games, including 20 as a substitute, and he has averaged 20.9 points, 5 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game, of which the average score per game is second only to Butler.

(Pig of 95)