Who is a NBA player, that was not so good during his games, but because of video highlights is now considered as generational talent.

I’ll start from Jason Williams.

In many podcasts he is portraited as one of the greatest PG. But in fact he was not so great.

His AST/TO was really low. In play-offs his AST dropped really hard.

There was a reason why SAC traded him for Mike Bibby.

  • 0percentwinrateBEnglish
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    2 months ago

    Jamal Crawford and Shawn Kemp. They are not Hall of Famers yet and probably never will? But top 75 when it comes to highlights.

  • FdorleansBEnglish
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    2 months ago

    Robert Pack.

    One of the best highlights reel of the 90s. Totally anecdotal as a player.

  • JustinyeethahahahahaBEnglish
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    2 months ago

    Blake had some goated highlights. pretty sure in the top 100 decade plays blake came 2nd in appearances to lebron, but obv he isnt the second best player that decade

  • Alternative_Guest614BEnglish
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    2 months ago

    Idk… Jason was a player I’d pay to see him play. I tried to imitate all of his moves and when I made his elbow pass in a game I felt like a god. I have never watched one of his whole games, so his highlights were the only thing I’ve seen to be honest. I see some similarities with Ja, he brings something spectacular, but I was wondering the same thing with Ja last year. Yeah, he is exciting to watch, but in my mind and in my opinion, he is not that good, not generational talent, just flashy and fun to watch. But I do remember Shaq demanding Jason as a teammate and praising him a lot.

  • CompetitiveWitness56BEnglish
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    2 months ago

    How do u get highlights if u are not good? I don’t get it. If I could think of one at the top of my head, I would probably say Marbury. He was nice, but his highlights would make him look better. i don’t get this question, but that’s the player that I would come up with.