I don't know if you remember a piece of "white chocolate" in the NBA, and his name was Jason Williams.
His flamboyant and spiritual passing was really hard to see in the NBA, where defense was supreme at the time. Personally, I think that the gorgeous Kings team has two people whose influence is decisive, one is Divac on the inside. The other is outside game holder Jason Williams.
Why do you say that, because his style of play has completely changed the team style, Jason can say that he did it perfectly, under his leadership, all the Kings learned to pass back in the game, everyone takes pleasure in passing, no one is selfish, and playing as a pleasure.
Jason doesn't average many assists per game for the Kings, but thanks to his arrival, the Kings' team-wide assists are ahead of the league. And that team is the most gorgeous team I've felt since I watched the ball. Almost every week's top ten balls will be Jason's figure, back pass, pass, and even unexpected big three-pointers.
For many fans now, they have not been able to witness his style with their own eyes, and they feel that Xiaobian has an element of boasting in it! Then xiaobian put it in other words, the white chocolate at that time was equivalent to the current Nash, Kidd, Rondo, CP3-like existence!
The most classic thing in my mind is of course his elbow pass, and there are many classics, and I have the illusion that what does not look at people passing, the back of the head pass is invented from him. Unlike most well-known and discreet point guards, he exudes the unique temperament of boldness and wildness that can only be found in streetball.
Back-of-the-head passes, back-to-back passes, full-court direct passes, jaw-dropping elbow passes at rookie games... People want to get, can't think of white chocolate, and they come to hand
Although assists, superiority, and dribbling are his strengths, he is from a white background and has a super physical fitness that is no less than that of black people, making people prefer to believe that this is just a little joke made by God and mismatched the skin of the point guard elf.
Jason's only regret is that he was not selected as an All-Star, and the closest he was to an All-Star was in his rookie year, when he finished third in the guard vote. The top two are Kidd and Kobe Bryant. Payton, who was in full swing at the time, also lost behind him. Of course, a player like Jason is unlikely to get the favor of the coach and enter the All-Star as a substitute.
I remember the old fans said that it was "one of the four less", the other three were Kobe, Carter, Allen, the league seems to be greatly touted, the fans will certainly not be less, but why the career is not once an All-Star has not been in, just watched, actually only spent three seasons in the Kings was traded, subverted my impression, think he was in the Kings for a long time, there are old fans to talk about him.