Speaking of Jason. Williams, this name may be relatively unfamiliar to many post-00s and even post-90s fans, but if you talk about the NBA's white chocolate, I believe many post-80s fans will be impressed, after all, not every fan who has seen him play has the privilege of appreciating his innovative passing.
At the 1998 Draft, Jason. Williams was selected by the Sacramento Kings with the 7th pick in the first round, and since then the game wizard, who played very well, has started his career.
In his first year in the NBA, Williams delivered a satisfying rookie report card, averaging 12.8 points per game plus six assists, and also invested more than 100 three-pointers in the rookie first. And the most amazing fan is not this data, but his often staged ghostly passes, back pass, back of the head pass, smash the floor pass, do not look at the human pass, etc., all kinds, kaleidoscopic, unexpected, only you can not think, no he can not do.
Signature elbow pass
To be young is to be debauched, and to be young is to do whatever you want. Dazzling dribbling, unexpected shots, unique style of play, all of this makes fans crazy and opponents amazed. You know, the point guards in the league at that time were all current Hall of Famers, Gary. Payton, Jason. Kidd, Stockton, etc. are all good passers, but in terms of popularity, no one can compare with Williams, a rookie, when the Kings because of his arrival, the team's style changed dramatically, the attack of the clouds, the mercury rushed to the ground, it was the originator of the current running and bombing tactics, so that at that time, the Kings' home stadium tickets were hard to find, and the stadium was full.
Turn around and pass the ball back in your head
In the first year of the rookie season, the sales of the Kings No. 55 jersey squeezed into the top ten of the league, and even the media has made statistics, and one out of every ten jerseys sold in the NBA that year was the Kings No. 55. As you can imagine, as a first-year rookie who has just entered the league, Jason Williams' popularity has almost reached madness.
Although Williams has been evaluated by many people as flashy and has a high turnover rate, it is undeniable that his wild passing and gorgeous style of play do make us appreciate a different basketball game, and finally he also has a happy ending, that is, he won the championship with the Heat in the main position, which is also an affirmation of him.