Brandon Roy could be considered the only "saving grace" of the '06 draft class.
He averaged 16.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 4.1 assists per game, easily clinching the title of "Rookie of the Year" for the season.
And as for the "Best Sixth Man," the League awarded it to Spurs' Manu Ginobili.
The "Super Sixth Man" started to step onto the historical stage.
To be honest, from Manu to Jason Terry, then to the later "Daddy of Los Angeles" Lou Williams, including JR Smith and Jamal Crawford in between, you could see the characteristic of a "Best Sixth Man":
"Nervous Saber"!
They not only have the ability to play as starters, but also when they go crazy, they are absolutely unstoppable.
This bestowed a unique temperament to the "Super Sixth Man."
In fact, many fans don't like the various star players, and prefer "Nervous Saber" types like JR Smith and Crawford, those "Super Sixth Men" with their attributes maxed out.
On April 18th, the playoffs officially kicked off.
