When you think of the No. 6 show, who is the first player that comes to mind?
Most of the young fans may think of Lillard, the big-hearted player who "kills people without looking at the watch", and the first reaction of the three fats is the strongest "king of trash talk" in history - Larry Bird!
It is almost the same as the No. 4 show, and the No. 6 show seems to have a mediocre yield despite its high order. And this rookie in the pick can easily give birth to a defensive giant!
Then in this issue, Sanfat will lead the audience to take stock of the top ten No. 6 shows in NBA history! (The judging criteria and results only represent the views of Sanfat himself, don't spray if you don't like it.) ）
10. Marcus Smart
Individual draft information: 6th pick in the first round of 2014
Career totals: 6,430 points, 2,110 rebounds, 2,786 assists, 955 steals, 219 blocks
Career averages: 10.7 points, 3.5 rebounds, 4.6 assists, 1.6 steals, 0.4 blocks
List of major career honors: 1-time Defensive Player of the Year, 3-time All-Defensive First Team, 1-time Rookie Second Team, 3-time Best Fighting Award.
Career data evaluation: ★★★
Career Honor Evaluation: ★★★ ☆
Overall Rating: ★★★ ☆
Three Fat Brief Comments: As of now, Brother Steel is the last player to win the DPOY as a defender. The degree of difficulty can be imagined. From the early sapper player who can only defend to the outside core of today's organization and three-point shooting, Smart should be seen by everyone over the years! Of course, compared to the goalkeeper Richmond in the previous episode, Brother Gang may still be a little worse...
9. Brandon Roy
Individual draft information: 6th pick in the first round in 2006
Career totals: 6,136 points, 1,388 rebounds, 1,517 assists, 335 steals, 76 blocks
Career averages: 18.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, 4.7 assists, 1.0 steals, 0.2 blocks
List of career honors: 1-time Rookie of the Year, 1-time All-Rookie Second Team, 1-time All-Rookie First Team, 3-time All-Star Team.
Career data evaluation: ★★★
Career Honor Evaluation: ★★★ ☆
Overall Rating: ★★★ ☆
Three Fat Brief Comment: Injuries, Damn Injuries Again! At his peak, as the second quarterback in the West below Kobe, Huang Mambarroi is not a worthless character! Injury-plagued Roy can still average nearly 19 points per game throughout his career, knowing that his play at the end of his career has seriously lowered his personal average. Of course, we have to admit that injuries are part of an individual's abilities. It's just that from time to time I wonder what heights Roy can reach without injury?
8. Lionel Hollins
Individual draft information: 6th pick in the first round in 1975
Career totals: 7,809 points, 1,601 rebounds, 3,006 assists, 1,053 steals, 192 blocks
Career averages: 11.6 points, 2.4 rebounds, 4.5 assists, 1.6 steals, 0.3 blocks
Major career honors: 1-time NBA Champion, 1-time All-Defensive First Team, 1-time All-Defensive Second Team, 1-time All-Rookie First Team, 1-time All-Star Team.
Career data evaluation: ★★★ ☆
Career Honor Evaluation: ★★★★
Overall Rating: ★★★ ☆
Three Fat Brief Comments: Although his coaching career is relatively mediocre, Hollins still made great contributions in the year he helped the Lakers win the park championship as an assistant coach! As a player, Hollins was known for his defense as a defender, and he was named to the All-Defensive Team twice in his career and won the championship trophy with the Portland Trail Blazers in 1977. Overall, Hollins' 10-year NBA career has been a good one, and it is no surprise that he is in the top 10.
7. Antoine Walker
Individual draft information: 6th pick in the first round in 1996
Career totals: 15,647 points, 6,891 rebounds, 3,179 assists, 1,085 steals, 469 blocks
Career averages: 17.5 points, 7.7 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 1.2 steals, 0.5 blocks
Major career honors: 1-time NBA champion, 1-time All-Rookie Team, 3-time All-Star team.
Career data evaluation: ★★★★★
Career Honor Evaluation: ★★★ ☆
Overall Rating: ★★★★
Three Fat Brief Comments: As a lotto show of the 96 golden generation, the starting point of Fat Towok's career is not low. His all-round individual ability is the biggest help for being selected as an All-Star many times. Walker, who can be inside and out, can take care of both offensive and defensive ends well, and is a leader in the position of swing man in the front line! It's a pity that Walker failed to bring the desired results to his old club, the Celtics, who drafted him, and instead won a championship ring in the later stages of his wandering career. Creation makes people...
6. Sean Battier
Individual draft information: 6th pick in the first round in 2001
Career totals: 8,408 points, 4,082 rebounds, 1,717 assists, 988 steals, 906 blocks
Career averages: 8.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, 1.8 assists, 1.0 steals, 0.9 blocks
List of major career honors: 2-time NBA Championship, 2-time All-Defensive Second Team, 1-time All-Rookie First Team.
Career data evaluation: ★★★★
Career Honor Evaluation: ★★★★ ☆
Overall Rating: ★★★★ ☆
Three Fat Brief Comment: As one of the best 3D players in NBA history, Battier, nicknamed Batman, is undoubtedly an off-the-beaten-type defensive giant. Compared to other players who are super defensive, Battier's athleticism is very mediocre. However, his anticipatory ability allowed Battier to complete defensive tasks by reading the game in more rounds! To put it simply, Battier's ball quotient is extremely high. Viewers who watched Battier's games in those years should know what San Fat is talking about.
5. Scott Widman
Individual draft information: 6th pick in the first round in 1974
Career totals: 11,916 points, 4,355 rebounds, 1,771 assists, 846 steals, 301 blocks
Career averages: 13.2 points, 4.8 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 0.9 steals, 0.3 blocks
Major career honors: 2-time NBA Championship, 1-time All-Defensive Second Team, 1-time All-Rookie First Team, 2-time All-Star Team.
Career data evaluation: ★★★★★☆
Career honor evaluation: ★★★★★☆
Overall Rating: ★★★★★☆
Three Fat Brief Comment: As an early high-quality 3D, Widman was a versatile and powerful pitcher! Due to his terrifying powers in the gym, he was nicknamed "The Incredible Hulk" by his teammates. Widmann's legendary experience is that his car rolled over on the highway and was diagnosed by a doctor that he only needed a few days of rest before returning to the field... If this kind of almost perverted recovery ability is placed on Roy above, the three fats really can't think of it!
4. Lenny Wilkens
Individual draft information: 6th pick in the first round in 1960
Career totals: 17,772 points, 5,030 rebounds, 7,211 assists
Career averages: 16.5 points, 4.7 rebounds, 6.7 assists
List of major career honors: 1-time All-Star MVP, 1-time regular season assist leader, 9-time All-Star team.
Career data evaluation: ★★★★★★☆
Career honor evaluation: ★★★★★☆
Overall Rating: ★★★★★★
Three Fat Brief Comment: As the first player to be inducted into the Hall of Fame in the No. 6 show, Wilkens is better known for his legendary coaching career! However, when it comes to playing as a professional, Wilkens is still one of the best point guards. Wilkens, who was selected to the All-Star team 9 times, also defeated a group of good players that year and won the regular season assist king! And the regret of not winning the championship when he was a player disappeared with becoming a champion coach.
3. Adrian Dantley
Individual draft information: 6th pick in the first round in 1976
Career totals: 23,177 points, 5,455 rebounds, 2,830 assists, 944 steals, 150 blocks
Career averages: 24.3 points, 5.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 1.0 steals, 0.2 blocks
List of major career honors: 2-time All-NBA Second Team, 2-time regular season scoring champion, 6-time All-Star.
Career data evaluation: ★★★★★★★☆
Career honor evaluation: ★★★★★☆
Overall Rating: ★★★★★★☆
Three Fat Brief Comments: As the second No. 6 show inducted into the Hall of Fame, Dantley's nickname is believed to be familiar to all of you - "Singles King"! Influenced by his childhood single-parent family, this cold-faced killer became a super scorer who didn't talk much. Although he often confuses his teammates and coaches because of his taciturn personality, once he sets foot on the field, Dantley's talent and ability are top-notch! It's just that the influence of championship theory on this player is extremely negative...
2. Damian Lillard
Individual draft information: 6th pick in the first round of 2012
Career totals: 21,151 points, 3,573 rebounds, 5,659 assists, 804 steals, 257 blocks
Career averages: 25.1 points, 4.2 rebounds, 6.7 assists, 1.0 steals, 0.3 blocks
List of career honors: 1-time All-Star MVP, 1-time All-Rookie Team, 1-time All-NBA First Team, 4-time All-NBA Second Team, 2-time All-NBA Third Team, 1-time All-Rookie Team, 8-time All-Star.
Career data evaluation: ★★★★★★★☆
Career Honor Evaluation: ★★★★★★☆
Overall Rating: ★★★★★★★
Three Fat Brief Review: How to judge Lillard's Trail Blazers career? Leading the team to the Western Conference Final is already the highlight of Lee's career. It's not that the three fats slander Lillard, it's completely impossible to lead the team to win the championship alone as a super point guard! Don't look at Curry's four championships in hand, without Klay at his peak and Dream Chasing Green, who is full of all-round attributes, it is completely impossible for the Warriors to establish a dynasty! As for choosing to join the Bucks, Sanfat can only say good luck...
1. Larry Bird
Individual draft information: 6th pick in the first round in 1978
Career totals: 21,791 points, 8,974 rebounds, 5,695 assists, 1,556 steals, 755 blocks
Career averages: 24.3 points, 10.0 rebounds, 6.3 assists, 1.7 steals, 0.8 blocks
List of career honors: 3-time NBA champion, 3-time regular season MVP, 2-time Finals MVP, 1-time All-Star MVP, 9-time All-Star First Team, 1-time All-Defensive Second Team, 3-time All-Defensive Second Team, 12-time All-Star Team.
Career data evaluation: ★★★★★★★★☆
Career Honors Evaluation: ★★★★★★★★★
Overall Rating: ★★★★★★★★★
Brief comment on three fats: The first place on this list is the first time that three fats have felt no pressure since they made this series. After all, the first place in the previous issues had more or less different voices except for Jordan, but the position of Big Bird Bird and the players behind him in this issue made people feel out of reach... As the most well-rounded small forward in NBA history, Bird's strength is hard to imagine for today's young people! As for taking Clay to step on Bird, the three fats can only say that you are happy.
Nominated: Jose Hawkins, Fred Brown, Bingo Smith, Chris Carman, Wally Szczebiak.
Compared with the star-studded No. 5 show in the previous issue, the No. 6 show in this issue only has Big Bird struggling to support the façade. In this regard, the three fats can only express helplessness...
However, the next No. 7 show will feature a lot of fan-favorite players, so stay tuned!
Then the above ten are the top ten No. 6 shows in NBA history in the minds of San Fat. I wonder what you guys think about this? If you have different opinions, you are welcome to reply in the comment area!
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