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Jason Williams "White Chocolate" finally!!!
I'm pretty sure everybody was waiting for the elbow pass.
I'm sad they didn't show the overhead view of that pass lol
I know I was
I was
I was waiting for the elbow pass. Lol.
White chocolate was one of the greats!
I'm still waiting :-( i was thinking it wasn't gonna be in this video
The ones where he throws it behind his back are literally called behind the back passes. And when he’s not looking at his target when passing it’s called a no look pass. Like so he can see
one of the most electrifying passers in history, dude was the most selfless player allowing everyone else realize how great he was at making other players great
There isn’t anyone that’s like this now so yes he’s a generation talent that the nba might not ever see again
ik i am very late and you won’t believe me but ong he’s my second cousins
@@jacobhenning3586 and LeBron is my girlfriends cousins uncle.
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture8817 shut up
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture8817 bron dont have any brothers and sisters
as a Kings fan this makes me happy someone is finally recognizing us
WrestleFactor so because my local team sucks i should root for another team... makes sense.... if i were a bandwagon
WrestleFactor ok buddy
If you're wondering
Jason Williams isn't the best passer,but he's arguably the flashiest in NBA history
Hmmm, .......imaybe Earvib Magic was better, but Jason was up there. He wasn't simply flashy.
If we're talking vision combined with accuracy, powerful precision, and flashiness, Williams definitely is the best passer in history in that regard
No way he is one of the best passers in the game. He never was, even just in his time. He is the flashiest, yes.
Remember these are just highlights, not the whole game, especially not an 82 game season where you get to see the whole picture.
Whoever says he is one of the best never really get to see him or his contemporary peers play. Probably, they are too young to know then.
He was not even better than John Wall as a passer, so how in the earth would someone consider him one of the best passer ever. He was not even better than Gary Payton who was not really known solely for his passing.
He averaged 5.9 assists per game.
His highest season average in assist is 8.3. That is no way near the best passers in the game had.
@@Somm_RJ Arguments for whoever was the best in any given aspect would be pretty friggin dry if all you relied on was averages.
We're talking about pure passing ability: being able to see the entire court in front of him and being able to get the ball to who he wants with accuracy and precision. If we're talking about having the ball on a string, Williams had that and much more. He built off Magic's flashiness but added a contemporary flair and more power to the passes. He saw lanes that most never saw in real time. Threaded the needle with the best of them
@@landkevin28 we are talkinb about best passers, not best passing ability.
Best passers makes passes counts, hence averages.
There's no way Jason Williams flashy passes is better than Kohn Stockton's simple passes. By the end of the day, Stockton's pass led to a score more. In that way, he saw the court better, just passed the ball simpler.
Vision and passing ability should not be confused with each other. Jason Williams may be able to pass the ball accurately in whatever position he has, but only if he sees the lane.
Rubio for example has a great vision and passing ability. He can see the floor before it even develops. You can't consider him one of the best though because obviously there are a lot of factors that affects that besides delivering the ball.
Assist Percentage is an advance stat, unlike assist, it takes into consideration assists, his minutes played, his team's total minutes played, and their pace. In this way it would be fair to judge a player even if he played smaller minutes or his team plays slower than other teams.
Where does J-Will stand?
Magic Johnson - 40.9%
Jason Kidd - 38.5%
Steve Nash - 41.5%
Chris Paul - 45.6%
John Stockton - 50.2%
Jason Williams - 32%
That also drops to a putrid 21.4% in the playoffs. Even ballhog Iverson passes way better than that in the playoffs.
He's better than Mike Bibby though, so that trade was terrible.
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Your profile pic is hilarious!
If u ask, "is he the best passer?" wait until u watch another jason. Hello from Jason Kidd or u need to see the legend, "Magic" Johnson. Please watch then
John Stockton anyone?
@MOTHER PEARL I'm young enough it's hard to remember him pre-injury, so would be fun just to watch that myself.
Jason Derulo?
Steve Nash
Stockton, Magic, and Nash were AMAZING passers. Chris Paul has to be in the discussion. He was the orchestrator of Lob City.
They lowkey look similar.
J Will is an American version of him lol
True true
2:25 they are the same lol
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He is also incapable of making a chest pass.
At the speed they're playing, it isn't amazing how he reaches the intended target. Truly fun to watch.
My statement is a total joke. It's referring to the amount of passes that he makes that aren't chest passes. It seems as he just isn't able to make one. There is also a video called "Jason Williams is physically incapable of making a routine chest pass". Great video
It's so satisfying watching a non-basketball player discovering the legends and appreciating them. J Will might not be the best passer but he has to be the flashiest.
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He's probably the most entertaining passer but definitely not the best overall. Also you should react to Pete maravich. He was a better Jason Williams from the 70s
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Magic too.
Lmmfao did he just say pistol Pete? Dude JW is doing it against way better players than Pete played against and Pete still was doing these passes. Pete was good but not white chocolate good. U have to be 50 to day that every era thinks it's the best.
@@foreal69tu50 for the record I'm 22. And yes as a player pistol Pete was way better than j will. White chocolate is more entertaining to watch highlights of but you don't know basketball if you think he's a better overall player
Williams was a far better passer than Pistol, due to evolution alone. As far as passing skill goes .......only Magic was substantially better. Kidd is debatable.
Jwill was literally incapable of making a routine chest pass and we love him for it lol
You might want to take a look at 'How Good Was Pistol Pete Maravich REALLY?" JW seemed to have adapted some of his passing style.
He played in the 70s didnt he? In utah?
@@ignaciocejas4195 Yes on both counts. He was with the Jazz in both cities.
@@pushpak salt lake and utah
@@ignaciocejas4195 wrong on all accounts......he played for the Atlanta Hawks and the New Orleans Jazz, when the Jazz moved to Utah, he went to the Boston Celtics and retired after his knee was shot
@@furnitureconsortium ok
If you like passing you should react to Magic Johnson. Greatest passer in History. Larry Bird was a great passer too.
And Jokic
Ethan H10 jokic isn’t on the level of magic
I think you’re forgetting Steve Nash and John Stockton
Ur Mum he’s close with his passing skills
Ethan H10 he really isn’t tho
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@@amazingstories2737 Thats what he said?
What's he going to react to him crying 24/7? He is the softest player in the league. He missed three games over bed bugs not too mention he is dumb AF wit his flat Earth bs.
Haha Kyrie is trash
When I was a kid playing basketball all the kids wanted to pass like Jason Williams and it drove our coaches insane.
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You gotta watch the Malice at the Palace bro! It's one of the biggest moments in NBA history. One team full of potential afterwards went on to crumble and the other was seen as not as good then went on to win an NBA championship that same season.
React to Steve Nash! He's also considered one of the best passers ever. One of my favorite players haha
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DanD 1014 hasn’t played a game pussy
Zion more like not plaion
@@patmcf9020 hes too small to be 5 and he's way too heavy to be a 3, so hes gonna be a bust, in todays game with stretch 4s it doesnt make any sense, his knees will go and he will be the next Greg Oden
DanD 1014 if he manages to stay healthy he will be GREAT not saying that he will but anyone who knows basketball he is a freak of nature that is going to excel. There is a reason he was the #1 pick
I was 10 and 11 and my family had courtside season tickets to kings games. I got to see his brilliance up close and personal almost every night. He lit up sacramento and has had us hooked on the kings ever since. Even tho we still suck
Remember, a turnover is something the other team commits. So when you said "that was a fast turnover", you really meant "that fastbreak happened very quickly".
this video was awesome bro super fun to watch keep em coming
Williams was fun to watch. He was a pass first point guard and he was super accurate. You should check out Steve Nash and, John Stockton and Karl Malone. Nash and Stockton were great point guards and Stockton and Malone were Utah's scoring tandem for years.
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Imagine playing with him. Gotta expect the ball at all times
Lucan when he’s on the floor he’s just pumping everyone else’s numbers. Players dream of having him on their team.
Low key there’s always the guy at the park who does nothing but practice dimes and spends the whole game throwing heaters at the 13 year old nobody guarding
I absolutely love how you called in your accent a guy taking a charge- “ made him fall to the floor as well”
I grew up in Sacramento and went to Sacramento Kings games when he was playing there so I remember all of this very well. If you want more of this, you need to watch Sacramento Kings Greatest Show on Court and Sacramento Kings Basketball the Right Way. Not only was Jason Williams a great passer but Chris Webber, #4 who is 6 foot 10, and Vlade Divac, #21 who is 7 foot 1, were 2 of the greatest passing big men in NBA history. Also, Peja Stojakovic, #16 who is 6 foot 9, also made great passes but is known as one of the greatest shooters in NBA History. If you liked this video, you absolutely have to react to these 2 videos. Anywhere you go in America, you bring those teams up to basketball fans who watched them, they will tell you they were one of the most fun teams they've ever watched
White Chocolate. His game was so exciting, so full, so creative. And about 10 years ahead of time.
Jason Williams!! GO KINGS!!
I dont care what anyone says, Jason Williams is the OG Kuroko
turnover prone without a jumpshot
I only just found out about him too, but I watched a vid recently where he talked about not just passing with speed and accuracy, but he was even able to think about and control where the seams of the ball were facing at the time it gets to the teammate's hands, because most players will take a second to rotate the ball to the way it feels best in their hands. I can't even comprehend the amount of practice that goes into figuring that out consistently.
Jason Kidd, Magic Johnson, and John Stockton best passers all time
Jason Williams and Pistol Pete are like the best all round passes of the game and people dont appreciate how much assists are apart of basketball if you have the vision to see that you have a man open to score even when he doesn't think he is and you can pass the ball to the him in a position for him to score that's what makes a good point guard. It's really not about scoring your own baskets it about allowing your team to win.
Jason Williams is one of the greatest ball handlers in NBA history.
JWill grew up in the hood, man, playing street ball with much bigger dudes. He developed that passing flair and style there, and brought it to the NBA. He's allll about setting his boys up, and lookin good doing it.
Jason Williams used to practice all those moves. He even said in an interview that he practiced moves for hours and almost never passed the ball in a way that he didn't practice.
Jason Williams was also a decent scorer. His best year he averaged over 14 points per game, and for a career he averaged just over 10. He preferred passing, though. He claimed that he would practice for several hours and never take a shot, He would have ankle weights on his wrists and wear gloves. That likely explains how he made such powerful passes. There are many 'White Chocolate" videos on TH-cam where you can see him shooting. His famous 'elbow pass' occurs at about 14.45 on this video - he made a behind the back move and caromed it off his elbow to his teammate. He played in the NBA from 1998 to 2010.
People regard him as the “flashiest” passer, but some people don’t say he is the all around best!
His career high in assists was around 8, look at Stockton or Payton or Oscar Robertson, or magic or Nash and he's not even on the radar. He was very talented, and definitely along wish pistol Pete one of the flashiest and most entertaining, but not the best passer if you consider assist numbers.
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bustedrav his career high in assists was 19 bruh
@@jacksonsanders7082 I'm talking average for a season dummy.
bustedrav when you say “career high”, people generally assume you mean single game. Like if you asked someone “What’s Wilt Chamberlain’s career high in points?”, they would most likely respond with “100” and not “50.4”
He’s what u call a true point guard witch is to pass the ball and brake up the defense so he’s teammates can get open but they can shoot if they won’t that’s the beauty of basketball everyone can do the same thing on the team nobody is just limited to just one thing like just blocking or passing everyone gets to do everything
The key to players like J-Will seeing people they aren’t looking at is their exceptional peripheral vision. For some people they can see things next to/slightly behind them clearly while looking forward.
J Will is definitely a top 5 passer of all time. Not only flashy, but extremely unselfish, he’ll never get the credit he deserves
Your response is appropriate...this shit is just funny, all ya can do is laugh...no one before him or since him as ever done anything like this
My mans delivered. Lets gooooooo
Me, a Kings fan, remembering when the team was good. 😢
Jason Williams was by far the best set up man / passer of his Gen. His Elbow pass was amazing to see. His passing was crisp, but many many many times his team mates were not ready for it, as such the amazing passes didn't always work. Jason Williams, however, lacked a good shot, so mastering the pass was a great alternative for him. IMO.
YASSS JASON WILLIAMS AKA WHITE CHOCOLATE!!! He’s so flashy af!!!
Awww man his time with the Sacramento Kings was one of the most entertaining basketball teams back in the day! This whole team passes like crazy!! I suggest you should react to Sacramento Kings 98-2004 they were the Lakers rivals in the West.
Also, as amazing Jason Williams is in passing.. Magic Johnson is still the best passer in the NBA..followed by John Stockton, Steve Nash.. as well as LeBron James has really amazing passing skills too. He’s climbing up that all time assists list.
why do i love these so much
It’s like he’s just playin w his boys on a court somewhere. Amazing to see
I live about 2 hours north of Miami so I’ve been to a Heat game or two. I had no idea he even played for them. 🤦🏻♀️
Jason Williams shares his throne as best passer of all time only with steven nash, jason kidd and john stockton. All absolut legends, all worth checking out.
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Out of over 200,000 mlb games played over the years, about 300 have been no hitters. This man pitched one while tripping balls.
Watch Pete Maravich, old school passer like this but could actually score and shoot, all time leading scorer in college history, dribbling, shooting passing he has it all.
Him and his style were one of a kind
Jason Williams played a style called "street ball". It's characterized by the flash and flair you see in his game, and is more common on public courts with amateur players.
There are some famous public courts in the country where NBA players are known to compete with locals who are every bit as talented as all but the most elite professionals.
Some of these players are legendary amongst an underground fan base. They may have had difficulties in school, or substance abuse issues, or legal problems that kept them from going to college and turning pro. Nevertheless, some of the most talented players never wore a uniform.
I recommend And1 videos, if you are interested in seeing more of this style of play.
Jason said he would practice for HOURS every day just passing the ball behind his back against a wall until he could do with bullet speed & precision
Not the greatest player but he was an entertaining player.
Jason Williams was a very underrated player. "White Chocolate" was my favorite Sacramento King.
Nah, he ain't underrated. He's rated fine. He was a good, not great player.
The thing with Jwill is that he has the best highlights. but, as you can see he likes to go for the crazy flashy passes that are difficult to pull off. so he turned the ball over a lot. and as you may have noticed, he is always looking to pass which made him easier to defend than a player who can pass AND score
He generates so much power when he throws it behind the back is because most of the time he’s running. Whenever he’s not running to get power for the pass you can pivot your foot and take a step to gain more power.
React to a Pete Maravich highlight tape. Old school but still some of the best skills.
The great "Pistol" Pete
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Pete’s “wrist pass” was too deadly
Yeah he was good but JW is doing it better and against way better competition.
A lot of people consider Jason Williams one of the most (if not the most) talented passers ever. Other great passers include: Magic Johnson, Steve Nash, John Stockton (the all time assist leader), Jason Kidd, Pete Maravich, LeBron James, and more. Look up any one of these player's assist highlights and you will not be disappointed.
“What was that”
Me watching Jason Williams my whole childhood : Idk what that was
To echo: Pistol Pete Marovich, Magic Johnson, Steve Nash (who's soccer play influenced his game a lot), and Manu Ginobli are all great passers as well. Oh and yao ming was a surprisingly great passer.
Not many players are KNOWN for passing but Jason Williams is one who is. The passes he does do not happen every game.
Hi Luka, I live in US and have never seen such creative passing. THX
Mr. White Chocolate himself from Dunbar West Virginia...i used to watch him work out at marshall university...when he walked in the gym..it was all eyes on him.
Behind the back passes are decently common now but not with the finesse that Jason Williams had... he perfected passing as part of his game
You’re so right when you say he was ahead of his time… he influenced a lot of the “showtime” passes and handles
The last play was the legendary elbow pass probably the sickest move ever
White chocolate was one of the most entertaining players to watch growing up. He made simple passes with style and flare. He is also the second best player to come out of west virginia behind Jerry west.
Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Jason Kidd, Steve Nash and Manu Ginobili if you want to see more amazing passing
What a satisfying video for a Chris Webber fan!
Lifelong NBA fan here. To answer your questions. 1. You probably never heard of him because hew as never really a star player, just a flashy passer 2. He is not known as the best passer ever, might not even be top 10 but he for sure is one of, if not the most, flashy passer.
The best pure passers in NBA history are Magic Johnson, Chris Paul, John Stockton and Isiah Thomas to name the popular ones.
He's not usually considered the best passer ever, but he is widely recognized as the most flashy passer. Names like John Stockton, Magic Johnson, Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, Rajon Rondo and others are usually considered the best passers of all time.
You should react to Magic Johnson's highlights as well. He has a good amount of flashy passes. Other than that, probably Hakeem Olajuwon, Kobe Bryant's toughest shots, LeBron James, Josh Smith, Kyrie Irving, and Larry Bird. Great video again Luka!
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An interesting fact about Jason Williams is that he’s from Rand West Virginia and where he went to high school his teammate was Randy Moss the American Football player.
you didn't hear about him cause he was playing when you were a kid, he has a son who is probably close to your age now and he is still balling like before. Another one of guys from that period that was crazy to watch - Byron Davis
no. the fails are usually his teammates missing shots. hes just a god of passing
White Chocolate was the only player in the nba crazy enough to attempt these passes in real meaningful games and its what made him so damn fun to watch. Except the behind the back elbow pass, he only did that in an all-star game and after the game said he did it just to show could and wasn't going to do it again.
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There is a ceiling to Jason Williams success and that has to do with how good of a passer he is and the speed at which he sees the game. He was incredibly fun to watch but his biggest problem is that if he can fool the other team so easily with all his passes just imagine how often he fooled is teammates. Jason had a good deal of turnovers. Also, because he wasn't much of a shooting threat he wasn't really ever double teamed or even heavily guarded which leads to an open man on the court. That's where players like Stockton come in. If you double team him he would find the player not being guarded. Slack on guarding him and he will drop a 3 with pinpoint accuracy. So people chose to guard him and he would more often than not find a great lane on the court and make the pass. He, by the numbers, is the greatest passer in NBA history. Followed by probably Chris Paul. Jason Kidd. Magic Johnson has to be up there.
I was 11 when Jason was drafted. The Sacramento Kings had been terrible forever, and finally we had this young exciting rookie and a revamped roster - Webber, Divac, Stojakovic - who knew how to move without the ball.
REALLY exciting brand of basketball, and peak nostalgia right here.
It's a damn shame the Kings were blatantly robbed of a championship in 02.
Many people compared J-Will with the great Pistol Pete Maravich. Jason played that way every night , if you blink you missed something, he could shoot , pass , and was faster than anybody.
Im in high school, watched this just before basketball practice, imma try some of these. Maybe I’ll get to do them in a game.
yes . he is way ahead of his time ... those dribble moves he is doing are currently in the arsenal f kyrie irving, steph curry etc.
In some of the passes that it looks like he knows where the other players are without looking he turns his head just enough I believe to see them out of his peripheral vision
Met Jason Williams in China when I was working in the CBA - nicest guy!
Had to hook you up with this vid man
Not really seen as the greatest passer ever, but definitely one of the flashiest and creative and also a fan favorite
MAGIC JOHNSON is still the best passer of all time
when you ask the best passer he is most definitely the flashiest and makes passing cool but there are tons of guards out there (notably jason kidd, magic johnson, john stockton etc) that are in leagues of their own with precise passing
Jason Williams has done what all NBA Players do practice, practice practice.
You’ve never heard of him because he played for Sacramento and Memphis. I use to love watching him play
White chocolate🔥
I agree with everyone. I love J-Will, "White Chocolate".....but Jason Kidd and Magic Johnson. Those are the ones you need to see.
He is far from the best passer, but he's defintely the most satisfying to watch.
Far from? Top 3, ....easily.