Payton Pritchard conquers sixth of the year

Boston Celtics Guard Payton Pritchard took the “Six Year’s Six Year” award, the NBA announced Tuesday.

Pritar won the award in the landslide victory, and 82 received in 100 votes. Pritchard finished with 454 total points, Detroit Pistons Keeper Malik Bezs, who finished the second place with 279 points.

Beasley, Ty Jerome, De’Andre Hunter and Naz Reid were the only other players who received votes in the first place.

The fifth season of Oregon’s products has been the best of his career with celtics. Pritchard appeared in 80 games, mainly leaving the bench to ensure an instant crime.

Despite the signal out of the bench, Pritchard remains 28.4 minutes in one game and saw the volume and efficiency of his shot. He shot about 11 shots for each game, knocking these attempts at 47.2%, the highest field goal of his career, and also 40.7% beyond the bow. With his big shot, Pritchard averaged 14.3 points, the highest five-year growth in his career.

Earlier this season, In an interview with SlamPritar spoke about his mentality and thinking in terms of his game. He said he was his thinking. “Don’t think, just shoot.” For Pritchard, it means for any shot, semi-finals from Buzzer’s Buzzer to leave a triple. It doesn’t matter the difficulty, the man gets his buckets regardless of circumstances.

Especially on March 5, playing against PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS. With the saturated on Monday, with the upper seeds in the east, the Kelika team left for the Blazer of Portland trails. Without Jayson Tatum and Kristaps, Pritchard played near the bench for almost 43 minutes and dropped 43 high career points with 43 points of shots. That included 10 triple drying and double-double posting on a glass weight for 10 plants.

Nights such as these are not uncommon for PritChard, and with Celthics are decided to return when the sixth person of the year will continue to transform the goal flood.