On May 4, Beijing time, the 2021-22 NBA playoffs are in full swing. Earlier today, according to fame Shams and others, Heat star Tyro Hiro was named the NBA's best sixth man of the season! Heat officials and NBA officials then confirmed the news and congratulated Giro.
Subsequently, the US media announced the voting status of the best sixth person. Hiro received a total of 96 first votes, two second votes, and two third votes, with a total score of 488 points, which can be said to be an overwhelming victory! The no. 2 player is the Cavaliers' Loew (3 first votes, 58 second votes, 25 third votes) and in 3rd place is suns Johnson (1 first vote, 27 second votes, 42 third votes) And no other player than the three of them received the first vote.
In the regular season, Hiro made a total of 66 appearances for the Heat, including only 10 starts. In those 66 games, Hiro averaged 32.6 minutes per game, averaging 20.7 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists, shooting 44.7 percent from the field, 39.9 percent from three-point range, and 86.8 percent from the free throw line. The Heat were able to take the top spot in the East in the regular season, and Hiro can be said to be indispensable.
After Hiro confirmed his selection as the best sixth man of the season, the Heat held a celebration ceremony for him, with Lowry, Morris, Tucker and others surrounding Hiro in the center and congratulating him, and veteran Haslem personally presented him with the award.
It is worth mentioning that Hiro's 20.7 points also set an all-time 4th highest score on the bench, and he also became the first player in heat history to win the award.