For Old Time’s Sake: Jason Williams (white chocolate)

The kid was awesome. Those were some fun King’s teams to watch.

White Chocolate was too raw, sick handle. Dude was nice with it. I still liked Mike Bibby in Sacto more though

He has the best behind the back pass I have ever seen.

Shout out @Schneezy.

2:26 to 2:36 is beyond beautiful.

Zipline at 2:58. Butter

I fully supported the Kings efforts during the J-Will/Bibby years. They had such a nice squad, C-Webb, Bobby Jackson, Vlade, Doug Christie, Peja….damn that was a fun squad.

I could watch him punk GP all day. Never gets old…ever!

I’m sure Chris Webber misses those days too.

@Kap: ofcourse i mean in their prime

I got no idea that this guy was so huge!!!
He wins a new fan 2day
Crazy!!

Elbow pass was legendary. Too bad nobody scored with it, but awesome nonetheless.

i haven’t hooped in about four months, but after watching this video im definitely taking time out of my day to go jack up some fastbreak three pointers and drop some dimes. Hopefully not to rusty…the GP cross was just beautiful

funny, he was kind of looked down on for being a hot dog when he came into the league, but the truth is right here. one of the few guys who actually justified the nba tagline. that sh*t brings you out of your seat.

One of the most entertaining players ever, very cool guy.
@Eboy, I’m with you, I was in love with those squads

Growing up post magic/bird, i watched a lot of really good players and a lot of fun players, but I don’t think anybody was more raw than this dude. I always thought I crafted my game after Iverson and Mark Jackson, but I gotta say Jwill probably had more of an influence on me than anyone, and he probably did the same for a lot of tweenage/teenage ball players at the time. I still like watching him play even as a bench player seeing minimal burn…I just wish he was more focused when he was younger.

My n**ga.

@Sparker. I can think of plenty of dudes with better handles than J-Will, just no white boys… this is why it was phrased that way. Not meant to offend.

Remarkably, the wasted talent wound up with a ring. There’s a lot of other wasted talents who never got one (a ring) that I loved the sh*t out of as players….Larry Johnson, Latrell Sprewell, Tim Hardaway just to name a tiny handful.

My n|gga.

J-Will had that “special” kind of court vision that not many players had. Talent-wise, he was phenomenal.

Eboy
So you disagree with me, or you just wanted to note that he got a ring?

Allen, I would have to agree with your friend, that was what stuck with me about jwill. Granted he had tons of turnovers, especially in his kings days, but almost all of them were because of his errant passes. I always thought his dribbling skills were sick, it looked like he had the ball tied to a string. Plus he bounced the ball pretty high off the ground, it had to bounce back hard and fast, I don’t know how he could control it so well. Although there were times when I coulda swore he carried…

And oh god I just thought of something: slam, I would kill for a FOTS of young michael finley, especially his rookie season as a sun. PLEASE.

Ok, I’ll expand.
Dude had outstanding physical gifts, and clearly put in time to improve on some of them. But, his penchant for being stubborn, combined with his love of weed, clearly stunted his growth. Moreover, he was far too content to be just a passer, instead of striking that attacking balance that makes the great point guards, despite having all the physical gifts to be an absolute beast at going to the rim. Shot way too many jumpers, played way too little defense, and smoked way too much weed.
Wasted talent. Dude had the pure talent to be one of the all-time greats. Never put it together.