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6MOY Award: Scoring Power is Key

11 Apr

Summary

Every 6MOY winner since 2001-02 averaged 13+ points per game.
Most winners played on teams in the top four of their conference.
Playoff appearances were essential for 6MOY award exceptions.

The historical data for the Sixth Man of the Year (6MOY) award reveals two critical factors for success: scoring proficiency and team strength. Analysis from the 2001-02 season onward shows that every player who has claimed this honor has averaged a minimum of 13 points per game.

Beyond individual scoring, team performance plays a substantial role. Over 79% of 6MOY winners during this period were part of teams that secured a top-four standing within their conference. Exceptions to this trend, though few, still demonstrate the importance of postseason play, as these players were on playoff-bound teams.

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