Jason Williams Top 10 Career Plays

[@alejandrobaguer8095]

That elbow pass is absolutely ridiculous this guy is something else

[@ytanonymity3585]

He is the only one who did a pass like that. It would be awesome if Jason got an assist from his elbow pass

[@matchhunter6055]

No one tried to do afterwards...explains the genius of it

[@cjr295]

He did it again back in 2012, this time he got an assist because of Pippen. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4uQcoSpmMqMd9U

[@dbodooley]

YT Anonymity but the guy got fouled so they earned points from that pass regardless, if he made the ft that is.

[@Shermy203]

And he aimed without looking with that elbow. That's some crazy ninja shit

[@Jerzboi2004]

This is the closest we will ever get streetball to being in the NBA. His passes and plays are legendary. White Chocolate is a legend.

[@I3igI3ruh]

Dont forget the only street ball legend to play in the NBA, Skip-to-my-lou aka Rafer Alston

[@zjz19900621]

Yeah I remember Rafer. Very good traditional point guard at Rockets.

[@RACKSPAYNE]

Jason Williams , Ai , Rafar Streetball

[@gymshoe8862]

Streetball is gutter sport, full of ethnic bullshit Streetball???

[@1_tremoore]

jamal crawford must disappeared?

[@CFBDeepDive]

The elbow pass is honestly one of the greatest plays in NBA history. So smooth with it

[@dudecafe]

the best part is that it's barely noticed the other guy didn't score.

[@csorighthere8414]

It really ain’t. The play isn’t significant to anything. It’s an all star game

[@flash2k807]

Imagine if Vince Carter was trailing

[@jtjt4827]

watched him in a video discus it. he said " I tried it like 10,000 times and was only successful maybe 2, just the two you've seen". thats wild.

[@marcusaurelias399]

@@jtjt4827 Yo, was gonna say the same.

[@stefanmoravcik598]

His court vision and natural ability to foresee things in split-seconds were simply out of this world. What a legend!

[@Renshai32]

The velocity on those passes is unreal! He was having a ball out there. You can tell how much he loves the game. I was thrilled we he got that ring with D Wade.

[@donarthiazi2443]

When he was a kid he would wear thick, heavy work gloves and practice passing the ball against a wall for hours. Over and over, trying to increase his velocity.

[@Enigmatic945]

That look on Gary Paytons face tells you all you need to know. Once a opponent...who's a fierce one gives it up to you. You know you've arrived.

[@STRX54]

Corry S And when that opponent is The Glove, you know you've arrived high.

[@mpmikeb1290]

Corry S Yes, indeed. That expression on Gary "The Glove" Payton says it all. That was a big time move on one of the best defenders to ever to play the game.

[@Enigmatic945]

MPmike B did y'all notice that GP also tried to trip him on that Cross over? Gary Paytons a grimey dude for that one lol

[@mpmikeb1290]

Corry S Oh yeah, I didn't see that at first. I guess G.P. tried to break his ankle since J-Will broke G.P's on that crossover move. LOL.

[@huntingwolf20]

Corry S My kind of player. Gary Payton could defend just about anyone. He was gettin just a little long in the tooth in that highlight.

[@aldomonti813]

I am not a basketball fan and Neither I play it. But this is pure art and so beautiful to watch.

[@pepsicola6951]

Ty my man..

[@jenalyseturner5145]

I’m high too! 🍃💨

[@jeremyedge890]

​@@jenalyseturner5145butterfly in the sky I can go twice as heyooooooooooo applesauce

[@sawittwo]

Amazing JW. Not just on the court. But off the courts also. His Humbleness as a human being captivated me. Has no ego whatever. I deeply believe, he had a good upbringing. Bless his parents❤️🙏 But that crossover & elbow pass though.... is just insane!.

[@Nunyabizness2121]

Most underrated entertaining player EVER . No one to this day comes even close to his ability!

[@rickrobitaille8809]

@@fattenup1 Google who is pistol Pete's twin,its uncanny How similar their styles were,hardcourt gets schoolyard courted

[@rickrobitaille8809]

@@helpallofem4428 Cant go to far off with bird he was incredible

[@justincase4892]

with all due respect Pistol Pete Maravich, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson etc never did any around the back elbow pass while looking off to the crowd yelling Wooo ! and winking. If they did please provide me with video or proof they ever did. They were similar players. Jason Williams was a one of a kind passer/entertainer. He was not a great player, but he is one of the greats..

[@twitch270]

Absolutely!

[@Alex-jk9pq]

Kyrie

[@IamMyPride]

Paytons face says it all lol. "damn this kid can ball"

[@bowaster57]

payton's face says don't let him know that you've been destroyed, just smile

[@iamOAKland]

Stoked Dood no

[@Anonymous-wr8hs]

I mean hell...Payton tried to straight up trip him lol

[@suspicioussuspect2]

actually Payton's face says: That's my niggaaa

[@heard860]

iRO Chen Payton's face says You think you tough!

[@stevesteady603]

You know it's dirty when Gary Payton starts laughing... he wasn't exactly known for his friendly on court attitude

[@mikatteba225]

That was a nervous smile with a "I'll kill you" stare

[@Notthegiant]

Gary Payton was trying to trip him too!

[@tellthetruthg]

GP knew homies in Oakland put that in the vault . Thanks KZbin too late GP

[@gullybop1695]

GP was giving props...and rightfully so...that move was sick(no coronavirus).

[@viralviruz8694]

Yeah that's respect

[@thewhodat2314]

1:43 might have been the best sequence I've ever seen. He literally stole the ball dropped a dime Stole the inbound pass and dropped another dime!

[@ODWGKTAA]

thats my fav play 100%, insane energy

[@lofton9959]

You can feel the energy through the screen

[@TrazzleFrazzle]

"If you don't like that, you don't like NBA basketball"

[@dmob39]

seems like they say that for every sacremento kings game

[@onjimana]

+dmario washington "if you don't like Sacramento kings, you don't like NBA basketball"

[@dmob39]

+Tugsuu Gsg lol

[@xXViiCTiiMiizzEDxX]

*makes free throw* kings announcer: IF YOU DONT LIkE THAT YOU DONT LIKE NBA BASKETbALl

[@michaelcastilloo]

Just like all those retards disliking this

[@VRNESTX]

He was 10 years too early. Today he would've been a perennial all star and averaged close to 15 assist with the way the games played today. Before his time.

[@Time-waster-zy2jv]

Wakanda Forever he's got a ring lol

[@Berkay-xl4hu]

Today you don't need passers just 3 pointers

[@emilegriffith1473]

ehh maybe; but don't forget, for every highlight reel play, he had 3 turnovers, or pass out of bounds.

[@lylestavast7652]

he was second class rehash coming in behind Pete Maravich...

[@joemartin1253]

Berkay Which sucks.

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

Amazing. He had two assist in 12 seconds. The pass, steal, pass. I wish I could have seen this guy in person play. That is legendary.

[@caseyrayharris.esquire489]

Man, how did I stumble upon this legends career?? Why isn't he more popular?

[@lukejamesbgn]

That elbow pass is legendary! I swear everyone was practicing these moves in the late 90s. Even Michael Jackson approves @2:23

[@kelvio227]

Michael jackson?

[@lukejamesbgn]

"WOOOOOOOO!"

[@naugler1031]

Looking at that play from straight on it looks like an optical illusion or something. Its like "WTF did I just see?!"

[@StopCapN]

Truth took me like 6 minutes to get it down, I even learn how to arc it

[@k.t.harmon343]

Facts because i was one of them lol

[@truefalcon1]

He was 10-15 years before his time. If he played in today’s NBA, he would be a premiere All-Star, especially if you put him on a team like Philadelphia or Minnesota

[@riddlerrl]

Hed have to really work on his 3 I think, but then he'd have a good shot (no pun intended).

[@moneypistols9985]

On god

[@LaPride247]

Zac Grasl lmao stop. He was flashy and exciting to watch but he was never close to being an all star. It’s funny how you idiot casuals watch highlight reels and think he was carrying his team. He was a solid player and very fun to watch. He’s a great dude too, but not an all star. Even in today’s nba

[@riddlerrl]

@Daymmm are people with rings the only ones who can have opinions, or be right? BTW where u hiding yours?

[@krlllx]

Daymmm he didn’t say he wasnt a winner. He just said he was nowwhere near an allstar which he is right by saying. He was a solid backup pg who had some good highlight reels but thats it.

[@BloodFangRogue1]

I miss that king's team. So much talent. White chocolate with all those crazy passes and assists. Vlade divac, chris Weber, doug Christie peja stojakovic jason William's etc. Such a fun team to watch

[@zazzazoozay2914]

Also Mike Bibby. If it wasn't for Robert Horry oooh wut could've been.

[@edwinquilas2453]

I like that team too

[@samk7717]

Jordan Mansel how you gonna list all those names and not mention Bibby

[@lainiwakura4678]

They were better with Bibby. But this team was more fun to watch.

[@Michaelmaggimee]

Yeah Lakers were too strong then

[@dotJPG.]

He has so many moments, but #3 has always been my favorite. Love the “whooooo!”

[@softeyez6700]

the "WOOO!" pass gets me everytimne

[@28russ]

So it was him screaming WOOOO!!! I wasn't sure lmao

[@SheckleRFan715]

@@28russ J. Will: WOOO! Ric Flair: hold my beer.

[@justincase4892]

I remember that was so great watching him . If you heard the Wooo, you knew a great pass was coming..

[@suriyarn4013]

♥️

[@jamesbuckner8974]

The Glove even had to smile!!

[@GetHandles]

One of the funnest players to watch play

[@RoyceIsTheChoice]

funnest isn't a word.....

[@theskinzfan]

RoyceIsTheChoice you're one of the most unfunnest people in the world

[@RoyceIsTheChoice]

Rob B :'(

[@GetHandles]

RoyceIsTheChoice you are correct, but by virtue of it not being a word makes it even more funner to say

[@SteveEpic1212123]

***** MORE FUN :D LOL

[@hectornegron9155]

I started watching the NBA in 1970 when I was 12 yrs old. I'm 61 now and I'll tell you, I've seen a lot of players but when it comes to point guards I've never seen a point guard more exciting to watch than Jason Williams. I'm a huge Magic Johnson fan but Jason is the man.

[@steveacree5827]

I saw Maravich play life in college. 44pts a game with no 3pt line. GReatest passer and ball handler I ever saw. But Jason was damned special. I saw him play for UF and beat a UK team with little help in Lexington the year they won the National title.

[@justincase4892]

Here here.

[@raiderwarrior2725]

Best and most exciting passer I’ve seen EVER! I wish this generation could’ve seen him play.

[@Lanks34]

I think great passers in the NBA are a lot more exciting than dunkers or shooters. Pistol Pete, Jason Kidd, Rubio, Nash...I see more creativity in the passes rather than the dunks. Just fun to watch.

[@jakearnstein]

If you're gonna list passers you can't leave out Magic, Stockton, Rondo and probably more

[@Lanks34]

***** Yes, I know I didn't list em all but you get the message. Rondo and Stockton are deadly.

[@jakearnstein]

nosferotton just wanted to make sure if you're gonna throw Rubio in your list then you can't ommit those guys

[@Lanks34]

***** As a Minnesotan, I feel obligated to mention Rubio lol

[@elvissimo]

unless ur vince carter

[@-Naxx]

His teammates should be 100% focused just to play with him. Thx guys for the 1k 😼

[@arifajri9648]

Yeah, ready for unexpected pass 😂

[@scottmccollum9979]

They had to be...or they'd look stupid day dreaming.

[@kidda9654]

fancy pass ... need focus

[@Buttington_Headerson]

If only he had the patience he had later in his career back then

[@rachitghadiya9104]

@MANCHESTER UNITED F.C where did soccer come from. We ain't even discussing that fucktard.

[@obey2dmax]

The Glove's Face afterwards was priceless. I love GP 😭🔥!

[@Lightweight-ud9wt]

I‘ve watched #3 a thousand times and it NEVER gets old! He was one with the 🏀 and there are things in life you can‘t learn, it‘s a GIFT! Legendary Williams 👌

[@chrisduffy24]

0:57 - I'll never forgive LaFrentz for not finishing that play

[@JM1992]

Well he wasn't expecting it

[@sincewhen538]

He got fouled so he couldn't really do much about it

[@Dave9966-]

+Dee Brownboi Both Raef and James Posey killed that sick play.

[@PureSabataj]

+Dee Brownboi when u can pass with your elbow things get scary....

[@vika0194]

+Dee Brownboi you try making that shot while getting an arm struck on you

[@yankees29]

Not too many men on this planet could do that to Gary Payton.

[@slowmo338]

Yeah, he side stepped Gary Payton and Lamar Odom..

[@leahframe1]

"Too" as in also not "to" as I'm walking to the store.

[@rodluv21]

notice Garry tried to trip him. he shook the checks off his nikes.

[@Francesco_Giannetti]

@Anthony Joseph he actually won the Nba

[@michaelaustin3362]

Kenny Anderson

[@Ghost_Party]

That little scream at 2:22 when he passes hahaa

[@lukabadagadze7409]

epic!

[@hades947]

Yea that was funny

[@UncleRichard.]

White guys do that!!! Hahah I don't know why

[@zCrytekzHD]

Michael Jackson

[@mryup6100]

@@UncleRichard. wtf bruh

[@usqueadfinem1988]

Jason, probably the most underrate player in the all time NBA.

[@MythicYetiiiiii]

I agree im a 5”6 white boy or “cracker” on the court lol and ive played like him since like 2014 bc he amazed me an now everyone wants me on their team on pick up games 😂 dude is legendary

[@usqueadfinem1988]

@@MythicYetiiiiii well i wish you good luck for it bro..learn from him, and perform well!!

[@hrlkt3413]

???? underrated by who??? everybody love this dude

[@nathjohn3158]

Actually hes probably the most overrated given his stats.

[@MythicYetiiiiii]

@@nathjohn3158 basketball is a team game, not a individual. That's why he's considered one of the best offensive players to step foot on the court. He brought a whole new style to the game, finding new ways to get assist etc. Basketball isn't like the way it was back then, but I'd say he is perfectly rated where he is enough know about him but not everyone like Michael Jordan or Steph

[@damiaoramosdecarvalho6147]

The Ronaldinho of 🏀,magic ability...

[@Cryptonicmx]

Nice....

[@icy7061]

Yep

[@shaunibabe1]

Lol no that would be allen iverson kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZvEqJ-Oosekla8

[@juancarlossoriano6935]

That’s exactly what I was was thinking as I saw this video

[@thatdude4257]

@@shaunibabe1 AI doesn't have White chocolate in passing..

[@marcelking2277]

all the people talking about his turnovers are just hating. that didn't stop him from constantly being picked up by so many teams and him staying in the NBA. he not once had to play overseas or in the d-league. you know why because he produced. stop fucking hating.

[@TexasPsychoK]

+Marcel King He cut down on his turnovers after leaving the Kings. With his ball handling skills and ability to score, he probably could/should have been a multiple all-star. Injuries and an insane style of play until he was older probably screwed that up. I miss the old Kings and old Mavs playin' with run and gun and a new showtime. When no other teams could score 100 ppg.

[@therealmvp1024]

You just stated WHY he wasn't very good. He went from team to team, never playing extremely well for any particular team.

[@marcelking2277]

TheRealMVP No, what I was trying to explain is ...HE MADE IT! regardless of him switching from team to team he still was in the NBA where the elite go and never once dropped to D league or played overseas. You just don't stay in the league unless you're worth watching. That was the point I was making. Some dudes weren't even getting options to be traded, they were just given the "heave ho"

[@therealmvp1024]

Ah got it. I agree, however what I was trying to prove is that he isn't as good as people say. He was no joke for sure, but some people are like "he's a top 5 pg ever". And those are the ones taking it too far.

[@marcelking2277]

+TheRealMVP yeah I most definitely hear you on that. yeah he was definitely not top 5( he could have been) but he was certainly entertaining.

[@RichieDb2]

The Glove giving respect that last play.

[@tdubb3]

+Richie A him kicking his foot out on the blow by is still hilarious, just a reflex "WTF that's never happened, the hell I do now?" move

[@TzUuup]

he carried the ball tho u cant lie about that

[@markjackson3894]

+Richie A To me his face looks more like a cocky smirk, kind of a "Okay, little man, that's one play, but let's see who makes All NBA and the HOF, and who doesn't". And that would make more sense than "respect", given how cocky we all know Payton to have been.

[@Rockstarlgnd]

+Richie A TRUE!! Ironic that they ended up as teammates on Miami's Championship team with D-Wade

[@jlafaele3908]

+Mark Jackson nah, only cocky loser/haters think that way. because my only thoughts were that he was giving him props

[@bomigaruba4433]

He is single handedly the reason i always say: "Stats should not everything when it come to HOF induction"

[@elitemidrange]

Don’t get me wrong Jason was as entertaining as they come but imo he wasn’t hall of fame worthy. He was inconsistent, turned the ball over a lot and also had injury issues later on, plus Mike Bibby was clearly better when he replaced him.

[@ZachAnderson]

White Chocolate! I miss watching this guy play! I owe so many broken ankles to this very guy.

[@Complex.History]

Lol you have 69 likes

[@docdocus5350]

Funny number

[@golfmaniac007]

Ur mom don’t count

[@KevinCantWait08]

Holy shit, those passes were absolutely off the chain. Then he's doing crossovers and going behind the back on some of the best players in the game, like Stockton and Payton, beating them to the dribble like it's nothing. J-Will was one of a kind.

[@CNYoungboy]

This guy was like the Ronaldinho of Basketball. So fun to watch

[@Centrinario]

More like the Jay Jay Okocha of basketball

[@rafaelrp07]

I'm brazilian and that's why I thought the first time I watched this video...

[@marquisgram9448]

Clark Nebres hahahaha that's true to much talented

[@IssaFram]

woah calm down. Ronaldinho is one of the best of all time

[@FuShengAlex]

Clark Nebres Denilson is a better comparison. Both guys....more flash than substance.

[@thanoszachos7905]

I don't care if he's not one of the best,he is a reason to watch this!he's the essence of this game!

[@SYWPiano]

J-Williams shook a prime Payton. What a legend

[@Xiaolongbaokid16]

10 plays aren’t enough.

[@Carson256]

Vito Corleone he’s got so many more

[@kriswilson8469]

Agreed

[@Xiaolongbaokid16]

CuzZtv1 yeah ..

[@jimmyjames8280]

One of the most under appreciated guards

[@JesusisKing77_7]

JimmyJames82 he averaged 10 2 5 for his career, ur delusional

[@ytanonymity3585]

He even won a ring though when he played with Miami Heat in 2005-06 season

[@didntask5368]

YT Anonymity completely carried by Dwade. Jason was never even an all star

[@andallraryantba8020]

D K and many of them have zero rings.....NEXT!!

[@andallraryantba8020]

Ben Wilson I’m guessing you were a allstar?! Gtfoh hater!

[@greg5326]

J-Will and his energy will always be one of the highlights of my time in Sac. I watch Curry today and I see J-Will’s influence. There are many that try, but few, even among the greats, could take it to his level of handles.

[@vinbones]

When your X button is broken so you have to double tap O to flashy pass everytime 😂😂

[@rathsabbath389]

VinBones lmao

[@Joeyodonnell32]

VinBones you could just tap it once for a bounce pass

[@dooder6755]

way to ruin the joke^

[@goead]

Wave Tropic stfu

[@solo6088]

Wave Tropic stfu bitch

[@-Will.]

Jason Williams is the Eminem of the NBA.

[@richatlarge462]

Good analogy.

[@kmccary]

Eminem is the best rapper, Jason Williams was never the best baller.

[@jeus_saaa]

@@kmccary but he's the only white baller that can pass as a black guy

[@ytanonymity3585]

Ever heard of Greyson aka The Professor ? He is one of the most well known Street ball player and he is white. Well, Jason Williams is The Professor in NBA

[@solomonnie6108]

Well there's steve nash

[@MrEOM41]

The early 2000s NBA was awesome and had a street ball influence, A.I, Steve Francis, Stephaun Marbury, Jason Williams & Jamal Crawford to name a few really had an exciting element to their game.

[@wilsonalvarez9580]

ExtraOrdinary MUSIC it’s Stephon and he stunk

[@shawsawshit69yearsago58]

How can you forget GINOBLI!!!!!!

[@pedrofrancochau2643]

If you don't list KOBE, Nash, mike bibby, tracy mcgrady, TParker It's excusable to diss Pelé the flopper wasn't even 3rd best player on his team, Duncan, Parker, Kawhi or Stephen Jackson were all better!

[@tim_the_gr8_904]

Loved watching all them guys play, definitely was a gr8 time to be an NBA fan

[@Trapper694]

refer alston

[@jmoon1145]

This guy should have been as famous as anyone in the NBA. Raw talent.

[@moodiimargiela5215]

I just thought about the fact that most of the flash passes on 2k are from him

[@pistolpete6796]

Actually they are from Pete Maravich

[@joeyfox2158]

+Pistol Pete honestly

[@saucegawd7468]

They stole it with out any permission from him

[@_Maxten]

+Pistol Pete More So Bob Cousy tbh

[@reezyb]

insitigator of so many fucking moves today

[@rcho223]

One of the very few people that can make people awe without even scoring

[@MensVersion]

He may never go down as being one of the best players ever, but there's something about his skills and the way he presented it in game that nobody else seems to be able to do it like he did. It's kind of like how Vince Carter made dunking look so much better than anyone else ever did. I think Jason Williams had the sickest skills of any NBA player in history.

[@MrShakurAmaru]

+Guy Forget is weird, i feel like he was sooo bad that hes sooo good, never seen any player like him lol. some of the plays he did id question sometimes haha

[@nmarbletoe8210]

gotta check out some of Pistol Pete's work!

[@goldensurfer8531]

Pistol Pete did FULL court flashy passes I'm just saying. White Chocolate and Vinsanity on the same team would've been dope tho!

[@goldensurfer8531]

Not to mention Bob Cousy and Magic Johnson.

[@AAAFilm-yt7gx]

That smile from Gary Payton: Pure admiration.

[@MCWC721]

if the elbow pass could become an assist that would be the best assist of all time for sure

[@aliakhan1258]

It's not an assist?

[@redskydraken9773]

+Alia Khan his teammate didn't complete it

[@belzeebub9995]

+Alia Khan it's not an assist his teamate failed to shoot it

[@AceofDlamonds]

+Alia Khan He said IIFIFIFIFIFIFF IF

[@chrishaugan8230]

+Belzeebub 999 his teammate got fouled

[@chikowashere]

I miss this NBA. Grown man basketball, the hard foul era.

[@PapiDulce11]

Chiko!

[@chikowashere]

Sup who's this?

[@findlaycampbell7878]

+Chiko was here john cena

[@chikowashere]

And his name is JOHN CENA!!!!

[@taeborobor70]

+Chiko was here the best era

[@markyb8855]

Payton's face Says it all"NASTY"....LOL

[@mjwpowerstroke]

Mark Burrell Payton also tried to trip him if you watch closely.

[@ClassicMechanical]

Mark Burrell MUST SEE Jason Williams The White Chocolate's Ultimate Mix on Instagram!! instagram.com/p/BNy00DKB3r_/

[@peewee3030]

mjwpowerstroke yep, he was salty as fuck

[@gatorhunter1]

The look on Gary Payton's face at the end was priceless!!! "You got me that time, Kid!"

[@fkp1692]

The NBA needs another Jason Williams!

[@prodspill]

Imagine how good Jason Williams could've been if he wasn't traded to Memphis. If he stayed with them through 2002, he could've been the missing piece of the puzzle to get them past the Lakers.

[@jasongrosser8267]

He was traded for Mike Bibby.

[@philgreenification]

I didn't like it at the time but Bibby really was better for that team and more consistent. If there was a 10 worst plays of Jason Williams countdown it would look pretty brutal.

[@Ernest101au]

Imagine how good he could be if he wasn't a stoner. Smoking weed isn't worth that playmaker skill.

[@SoAndChobe]

er, bibby was a better player overall. White chocolate had the razzle-dazzle but Bibby was better for the team.

[@moshpit89]

Ernest101au true story, too bad most people rather get high

[@BirdGang6]

The most entertaining player to ever play basketball!

[@DontBeClueless514]

The face of Payton at the end is priceless ahaha. Fairplay.

[@Dom2K]

But how the hell you make an accurate pass off your elbow? LOL

[@JoseLuna-bi8lm]

Idk

[@longjohncrypto688]

JW: "Just like this..." bop!

[@Lost-Orbz]

Ask Iverson.. It's practice man. :D

[@imthatstupid]

@@Lost-Orbz damn, 5 years late. Feels bad

[@bmac7495]

I know 50,000 words Jason Williams doesn’t. We all have our own competencies. He was a genius at what he did.

[@eatcheesekobe]

No one even dares to attempt something like this anymore

[@Kiffman7]

Chris Paul, Stephen Curry, Kyrie Irving, LeBron James, Russell Westbrook, Derrick Rose

[@eatcheesekobe]

I can give you CP3 during allstar games or Curry when the warriors are really ahead in a game. But even then, I don't believe either has tried anything close to #2. I'm not sure why you even included Westbrook or Drose in your list because while they are good players they're not so much known for their passing skills. Irving and Lebron have their moments with the pass, but they make the simple pass; efficient, effective, but still nothing like what Jason used to do on a consistent bases.

[@BallKnower]

eatcheesekobe DRose did have an insane mid air fake pass tho, but I still agree with you.

[@jhdivina]

Nnamdi Martian meh, only paul and curry do those kinds of flashy passes.the best westbrook pass i've seen was an idiotic-looking no-look pass.derrick rose and irving arent really known for such passing.lebron, as pointed above, make simple passes.

[@thedangerwich5476]

Everyone's too scared to be outside the box, besides as much as you guys say you love it. Majority people would criticize the hell out of anyone trying this stuff today, he'll white chocolate used to get a lot of bad press. People hate anything outside the norm or what they don't understand.

[@scottttym]

Payton's look at the end was beautiful and full of respect.

[@NatsaryahTX]

Gotta give him credit. He crossed over Payton and Payton was a top tier defender.

[@NAPvg28]

+GRAHF even payton gave him props for that move

[@JavierArochoVega]

That guy made NBA great. Now we get bored.

[@Kilooma]

Gary Thompson yeah instead he was facing guys like Gary Payton, Shaq, Michael Jordan, Karl Malone,Allen Iverson and David Robinson. You sound ignorant right now idiot

[@AceticTWO]

@@Kilooma Ikr

[@mjfoxx37]

did he just pass it with his elbow?!!? wtf

[@animavestra5331]

Young blood, called an elbow pass.

[@Ace-ym8os]

elbow pass. famous here in our country

[@majesticchicken3213]

elbow pass..I was trying to do that pass

[@majesticchicken3213]

elbow pass..I was trying to do that pass

[@jankralik4725]

JESTER JESTER

[@mafakka2]

3:02 the glove's smile sums it up :D

[@manny75586]

One of the most exciting and underrated points in NBA history. Phenomenal passer of the ball.

[@nomibe2911]

I remember when he first came to the league he was appointment television. He would have at least 5 to 7 dazzling plays a game. I remember when they got rid of him for Bibby I believe and he went to Memphis and really cut down on the flashy plays and became a solid point guard. He then came to my team the Miami Heat and really blossomed, Many people don't remember but that back court of him and Wade was statistically one of the best in NBA history for efficiency.

[@hermanmelville3871]

+nomibe2911 When he was on the Heat he had to years where he was statistically the most efficient point guard since John Stockton in his prime.

[@Supersweetguy]

He was traded to Memphis for Mike Bibby because they believe that Jason Williams was not the one who would bring them to the NBA Finals. Well everything worked out. Jason WIlliams has a championship ring for the Heat along with Gary Payton and Antoine Walker. What an irony it was for Mike Bibby.

[@phillipf3763]

Harmed in the making of this video: John Stockton, Steve Nash, Iverson, Reggie Miller, Gary Payton. He was doing this against greats

[@textbook1263]

Don't forget Dirk going for his fake while coming with the help.

[@tertulioustert478]

Phillip F didnt take no prisoners, killed them all, the end

[@davidso9132]

？、あp.a'う」」」

[@chucknola484]

He split Coach Hornacek and Stockton with that move @ #9

[@spoders92]

I love the smile on Williams’ face when they got the 2 back to back steal/dunks. True competitor there who loves the game.

[@abola2121]

Gary Payton: "My Nigga"

[@alanaslukjanovicius3287]

He is not nigga -_-

[@XLBlades]

Ben Force' He's not calling him black, he saying almost "Thats my guy"

[@xXstealthtongXx]

White. Chocolate.

[@arjansingh3066]

Finally a video of Jason Williams.

[@spidey7103]

One of my faves. Pure magic this guy was 💪🏻😤

[@paoloangelino24]

Dude's passing skills are phenomenal!

[@ddomdom]

The Kings is awesome at that time, J. Williams, Webber, Christie , Stojakovic, Divac. I miss the NBA at that time too.

[@lorenzosmerilli8335]

Tmac, VC, The Answer and Kobe at their best... Daaamn, golden ages!

[@ervinkeithacosta2003]

Aaand today there's lebron.

[@iverson25allen]

AI and Williams definitely brought a new dynamic to the game during their careers, a more free form than conventional style. Love it.

[@hoss011]

brought the street ball play to the nba courts.. not many can do it.. especially a white fella.. props white chocolate

[@BoondockSaintHere]

The same reason that the NBA and its journalists ostracized him during his entire career. They claimed he was "bastardizing" the game.

[@claydavis9744]

He did it with such refinement & conviction.. wouldn't they have said the same thing about pete marivich if street ball was a thing in the 60s,70s? His brilliant "end-all" was the execution. You rarely saw him throw a behind the back pass into the stands.

[@dragking9735]

basketball is entertainment thats why its better to watch NBA 90's and 2000's where era of great player has born compare now where drama is included and money of course..this man has a talent of Kyrie dribbling, Curry's shooting and i cant mention someone on New Era of NBA can pass like him

[@jtuft22]

@@dragking9735 Curry shooting? He was a terrible shooter

[@petersterling5334]

He was Absolutely Incredible!! Even today his Play is Next level!!

[@amazin6158]

Yea I miss dude he was fire.. SOUTH CENTRAL NATIVE OUTT.. love that Gary gave him that look but respect at the same time..

[@plus77mann]

Then later they got a ring together

[@amazin6158]

plus77mann HAHA.. YEP..

[@hipolitorivera4631]

Payton face was priceless

[@Sol_Protege]

1:07 I remember people trying to imitate that pass in elementary school, still legendary

[@lindalarracas606]

See the smile on Payton's face..precious!

[@Arihiroki_LG]

The way he dribbled, passed and played with his kings(best Kings squad ever) teammate was sick! Closest to pete maravich

[@petergriffin1689]

Best Kings squad was when they got Mike Bibby instead of Jason Williams, not tryna take anything away from Jason, phenomenal player to watch.

[@Xrayballer88]

AriHiroki Peter Griffin Yeah, the best Kings team was 2001-02 after trading Williams for Bibby in the 2001 offseason. I live in Sacramento and from what I recall JW had a history of disappearing in the postseason early in his career.

[@renzcarter8653]

Yes he traded to memphis for bibby. Then the sacramento lakers rivalry started

[@chrisa3661]

When you cross Gary Payton, you're good.

[@jordanthemaltipoo4580]

beyond being good

[@dragking9735]

even stockton got doped by his moves

[@charlesmears5065]

That smile the Glove gave him though

[@wilbertvarquez8789]

And they are teammates and won a ring in Miami.

[@sergiozavaleta4521]

how come I never hear people talking about this guy?

[@apllo2701]

Sergio_Zavaleta new generation

[@chrispalin4043]

Sergio_Zavaleta Streetball guys always look a lot more effective on highlights than they were. He was a good player, buy wasn't very efficient. His best seasons, he was only averaging 5-6 assists a game and about 12 points. And that's playing 32-33 minutes a game. So he was a flashy passer, but not actually a great passer.

[@mishagelenava2962]

Cj M in his best season he was averaging 15 points and 8 assists. I agree that he looks better in highlights but he was pretty good player too.

[@baum6721]

People don't talk about him, because for every play like the ones in the video you can find 100 of him completely fucking up. He was a very unimpressive player.

[@iamOAKland]

sbaum82 that was his game... unexpected but as he got older he was smarter with the ball in Miami so what are you talkin about

[@manl15_89]

mans was truly ahead of his time, a real life 2k player

[@MrAwesomeMatty]

It makes me upset that when people talk about some of the best PGs/ballhandlers, this guy's name isn't brought up. Jason "White Chocolate" Williams was one of the reasons I was proud to be a Sacramento Kings fan in the late 1990s/earlier 2000s. This guy should be in the top 10, if not the top 5, for best ball handlers and passers.

[@MrBrunoTheBest]

The one and only, J-Will ladies and gentlemen. If only it wasn't for dem injuries. Still glad he got a ring tho.

[@TheJellin23]

Aditya Nisal he said "glad he got a ring tho"

[@Billy543212345]

Aditya Nisal that's why he said "still glad he got a ring". Read it a couple of times, you might just understand it.

[@WabbaJockeeeZ]

Aditya Nisal wat

[@Adi-dy6hq]

My bad guys. Shoulda been careful.

[@blade78]

ok he GOT a RING, it woulda been great to see him playing with Dirk, Pedja, and Vince together

[@danybeltran126]

Lo vi en vivo en aquella epoca ... Y recordarle es un gran sentimiento Basketball al 100%!!!

[@Ruca77]

Epic! Thank you flashscore for bring me here! o7

[@Penemuelish]

Even The Glove was impressed in the end.. :-)

[@am88ification]

Yeah, and he's regarded as one of the best perimeter defenders of all time.

[@thetruth9723x]

you could tell glove was salty when the white boy shook em

[@murvaughni.s9066]

Adam Barett that shxt had me weaaaak!! lololol

[@iamOAKland]

Adam Barett salty..... he smiled, that's respect.... you make your last name salty with that comment

[@TheDude-yw4kn]

Adam Barett “White boy”, huh? What about those black boys he juked

[@goead]

The Dude what..

[@TheDude-yw4kn]

WavyyShotzz Black Boys son

[@fredyadisurya]

for me he has the best handling in NBA history

[@TheBeardofTwitch]

Fredy Adisurya you must have not seen Pete Maravich play

[@ernestobraganza4805]

Indeed

[@echoesofmarsmoondragon7600]

With all due respect, he is the descendant of The Pistol.. He even admitted that that he patterned his game to Mr. Pete Maravich.. After JWill, theres no more Artistic PointGuard yet until now 2020..

[@TS-pf7re]

Agreed

[@zekaierkal9432]

I guess you didn’t see Pistol Pete,20 years before Jason

[@shanesmith7]

The velocity of some of his trick passes was unbelievable. The look on GPs face was priceless 🤣

[@mont9380]

Who needs a chest pass when you can bullet the ball from any where. I love the game he had! Another game level he had made plays no one else could seeing the floor like no one else! Well done SIR. white chocolate! Loved it!

[@gmrivera8608]

2:57 Payton grimey ass tried to trip him

[@brianhooks1574]

I saw that too

[@AJ-cs3cx]

They were grimey times.

[@samphimm8253]

U do that against someone unguardable.

[@glh7728]

@@samphimm8253 jwill wasnt unguardable.

[@underdog_nba]

That ELBOW pass! DOPE!

[@ernestatwood2787]

How did I just stumble upon this guy. Why is this guy not way bigger than he is.

[@seanhunty9304]

The Glove was like "aight young buck! Just once !" 😀