Chris Webber (40pts/10rebs/10asts) vs. Warriors (1995)

[@XDB888]

Webber was incredible and sadly forgotten due to circumstance. One of the most athletic, instinctive and fundamentally sound players of that position ever.

[@itisnottaken4444]

Chris Webber in today's game would be a nightmare. He'd have more freedom to dribble and shoot from the 3. He was a modern big stuck in a 90s style game

[@CasterShellz]

Chris Webber had the best court vision and passing ability of any big I've ever seen play

[@BiggestThusFar]

You never seen sabonis den

[@squintsp4850]

Aaron Stevenson better than sabonis

[@itisnottaken4444]

Watch a couple more bigs

[@squintsp4850]

Shoney Carpenter like who?

[@itisnottaken4444]

squints p like others listed above, Aryvdas Sabonis but also look at clips of Bill Walton and Vlade Divac.

[@testostyrone33]

Severely underappreciated and marginalized by the media. None of the PFs had his skillset. NONE of them.

[@Longenecker1776]

I was at this game. Webber was phenomenal.

[@NEONOIRERA]

This bullets team was so exciting being from D.C. Made u so proud

[@dagjo]

I wish they kept Robert Pack and Rasheed Wallace along with the others.

[@lilfuego6613]

Webber ur toooooo underrated.

[@whatsgoingon689]

Jordan even thought this was the team of the future once they added Rod Strickland. But GM Wes Unseld broke it up before they even had a chance.

[@briannelson8020]

Yea traded Rasheed for rod could you image Frontline of Wallace,Webber, Howard but Wes have away young bigs for old guards not disrespect to rod or Mitch I love them

[@jamesmccray6300]

Someone should do a 1995 to 2001 what if about Washington bullets / wizards Webber rasheed Wallace and Howard as there building blocks

[@sheedizi2807]

man, that team, i remember wtching them as a kid, webber was a beast

[@mrhoopfan1]

Biggest frontline ever. Webber, Howard, Muresan

[@Theterminato2013]

Bird, Mchale and Parish says hello.

[@briannelson8020]

Most underated passing big man was before his time in a game we see know

[@FInalage2012]

The most skilled PF in NBA history! No 🧢

[@greatercleaners6760]

Webber is a 🐐

[@cupertinoish]

This Bullets team also had a rookie called Rasheed Wallace.

[@dagjo]

My favorite Bullets team with Robert Pack running the point.

[@KhariShootYourShot92]

That no look at 00:51 makes me proud to be a wolverine

[@lp611ninja]

Cwebb was my man! Robert Pack man he was good too esp in Denver...I felt sorry for Webber when he was in bullets all those years! I wish he stayed in GS with spreewell, mullins, Hardaway, richmond and lol Billy owens!

[@XDB888]

Webber makes Joe smith look second rate..Don Nelson ate his pride that day

[@samdaehyun9736]

Bullets had really a good team in that era...

[@navshawnguron99]

His Iq and feel for the game was on another level

[@135jh]

I was at this game. I remember a few days before they played the Warriors in Oakland. Someone blocked Chris's shot and stared him down. He was getting payback here.

[@allstacmsfa]

wizards had webber, Wallace, and howard. 3 pf too many, so they traded webber and Wallace and kept howard. these GM's are the luckiest, who else can make millions just to make stupid decisions

[@Riichr]

allstacmsfa they had Ben and rasheed Wallace

[@joshnaround_9463]

preach

[@135jh]

I remember seeing Chris at a mall a few days after he was traded. He wanted no parts of Sacramento when he was traded there. He actually wanted to stay with the Wizards. It's bad enough that they traded him but they traded him for a smaller player (Mitch Richmond) who was never going to have the same impact. Even worse they traded multiple future first round picks to get Chris in the first place.

[@briannelson8020]

Worst trades of all time image Wallace and Webber and Howard up front also traded away Rip Hamilton and Ben Wallace we had 3 5ths of there championship team

[@themaze45]

The Fab 2...Webber was dominating Joe Smith lol

[@balkee42]

I remember watching this one live. Good times.

[@BIGDO13]

ha! Legler out there feasting as well.. damn, haven't thought about some of these names in forever... Joe Smith, Rony Seikley, Robert Pack, Mark friggin' Price!!

[@NEONOIRERA]

Loved that 95-96 bullets team wishy pack and Webber ain’t get hurt and a young Rasheed Wallace

[@dagjo]

Pack was so good in that brief time he was a Bullet. They had Mark Price, too. Man, if they ould have stayed healthy…

[@gregoriopena9457]

Chhrriiiiiss weebbeeerrr while playing in Sac-Town... miss that P.A.... yo webber was a beast yall foreals... he just missed due to teammates

[@bencostello2993]

WOW! so long since i've seen a Bullets game. Had a love hate relationship with this team in the 90s for sure

[@Lorenshyne]

what a fun passing team

[@allstacmsfa]

I couldn't wait to see webber, hardaway, and Sprewell. then webber gets traded. I thought that warriors team 1994-1995 were going to win it all.

[@chriswebber4]

The most important idol in my life, I like a star from 10 to 30

[@KireSchneiderUSA]

Chris Webber when he was healthy, was an excellent two-way power forward in the NBA. But Wizards (as they're called now) didn't get to see a healthy Chris Webber at the Capital Centre very often.

[@h8sjws735]

I went to so many of these games..the Cap Centre would get loud AF when Webber would throw it down. Was some good times...500 basketball aside

[@rcword8795]

They had a good ass team and I forget why he was traded

[@gilbymoody1739]

I still to this day don't understand how webber was the warriors #1 pick and lived up to it in his first season (at least he did in stats even though team was out in the 1st round) and then the very next year gets traded can anyone please explain to me why this move was made???????

[@glarrave]

Gilby Moody he didn't get along with Don Nelson

[@gilbymoody1739]

glarrave wow really I never knew that and I'm 32 and I didn't hear too much about that was there a bunch of Rumblings at that time about them not getting along?

[@nevelefilms7336]

305 G the irony is that Don was out of GS just a short time later

[@karlosroberts8864]

As talented as that team was, they were .500 winning percentage... That's how good the NBA was back then

[@shalierichardson5812]

He had that one hand hook down pack

[@4loandone807]

lol...joe smith. he's no ordinary joe they said...

[@williamsmith1738]

The Lavar Arrington of the NBA

[@balkee42]

Legend has it Joe Smith was seen later that night wandering the streets of Washington drinking something from a brown sack, screaming obscenities at passersby

[@johammond2020]

This was BASKETBALL .. I don't care how "skilled" these players are today it just doesn't compare to this era .. not even close!? I could watch a replay from any team of the 90's over a current BS NBA game these days!? They hardly even block out anymore much less play any kind of defense!? I MISS REAL BASKETBALL!!!

[@justinburch21]

Bullets should have been a lot better than they were when they had Webber and Howard.

[@navshawnguron99]

Juan Howard reminds me of Kyle Kuzma lol

[@ziziizi2784]

omg this team wah hot

[@varricksaysgofuckyourself9659]

Someone is going to die.

[@JMS1089]

the rook Karl Anthony Towns reminds me a lot of Webber

[@varricksaysgofuckyourself9659]

........

[@davanmani556]

If only Steve Kerr was the coach.

[@s4mp_founder]

Another great the NBA purposeless sabotaged his career because he was a average black person. Man could play inside, shoot a deep 2, hit a 3, pass, and run the fast break.