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No. 3: Kevin Love
Previous week’s NBA Sixth Man of the Year Power Ranking - #3
Last Week: Games played - 3; Games won - 2; Games lost - 1
Overall: Games played - 50; Games won - 29; Games lost - 21
Last Week: PPG - 7.7, APG - 1.3, RPG - 5.3
Overall: PPG - 14.3, APG - 2.1, RPG - 7.3
Last Week: FG% - 30.8%, 3P% - 23.1%, FT% - 50.0%
Overall: FG% - 42.6%, 3P% - 39.3%, FT% - 85.4%
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been one of the most pleasant surprises in the NBA. The Cavaliers are currently ranked in fourth place in the Eastern Conference heading into the All-Star break with an overall record of 35-23. Veteran forward Kevin Love continues to be brilliant with his play off the bench for Cleveland this year.
Although Love had a recent stretch of tough games last week, his name continues to be in the Sixth Man of the Year conversation. Over the course of his last eight games, Love has gone on to post averages of 15.5 points, 7.9 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game.
No. 2: Kelly Oubre Jr.
Previous week’s NBA Sixth Man of the Year Power Ranking - #2
Last Week: Games played - 4; Games won - 1; Games lost - 3
Overall: Games played - 54; Games won - 25; Games lost - 29
Last Week: PPG - 13.8, APG - 1.0, RPG - 4.8
Overall: PPG - 16.2, APG - 1.1, RPG - 4.1
Last Week: FG% - 40.4%, 3P% - 13.8%, FT% - 62.5%
Overall: FG% - 43.5%, 3P% - 34.0%, FT% - 67.6%
Kelly Oubre Jr. has been one of the bright points for the Charlotte Hornets throughout the 2021-22 NBA season. The Hornets will be eager to get back on track and make a charge up the Eastern Conference rankings after the All-Star break. If the Hornets are going to make a run at the NBA Playoffs, Oubre is certainly the player who could give them an extra boost.
The veteran wing has made a reputation for himself over the years as a dangerous offensive weapon. That's just been the case for Oubre with the Hornets this year. Over the last three games, he went on to post averages of 13.8 points and 4.8 rebounds per game while shooting 40.4% from the field. He will continue to find himself right in the mix for the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year award.
No. 1: Tyler Herro
Previous week’s NBA Sixth Man of the Year Power Ranking - #1
Last Week: Games played - 1; Games won - 1; Games lost - 0
Overall: Games played - 46; Games won - 29; Games lost - 17
Last Week: PPG - 15.0, APG - 1.0, RPG - 6.0
Overall: PPG - 20.0, APG - 3.9, RPG - 4.8
Last Week: FG% - 36.4%, 3P% - 0.0%, FT% - 100.0%
Overall: FG% - 42.7%, 3P% - 37.4%, FT% - 87.9%
The Miami Heat will head into the All-Star break at the top of the Eastern Conference standings as they hold an identical record to the Chicago Bulls (38-21). Miami has looked like one of the most dangerous teams in the league when they are healthy. One of the major reasons behind Miami's impressive play this year has been young sharpshooter Tyler Herro.
Herro continues to look like the runaway favorite to win the NBA Sixth Man of the Year award. The young guard continues to be one of the most dangerous assets off the bench in the entire NBA.
Herro only played one game last week after being sidelined with an injury, but he's continued to impress throughout the year. So far this season, Herro is averaging 20.0 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game.
