Jason 'White Chocolate' Williams Reacts To His NBA Highlights!

fake everyone and just manage also the opportunity to do that, yes, Rondo has his special ass. the back is fake and i didn't realize you did something similar to the elephant yeah he asked me about every time he sees really granted we probably see each other once every eight years you didn't even do it in high school though yeah , I like it, I said mom. You did all this, yes, teammates also said they never knew when to be ready, they told themselves there was no way he could pass the ball from here, yes, and you were able to do it again and again. and this is a good example of that because you hit him in the face a lot.

Oh, I should have shot the ball. He always got angry with me. Maybe why shoot the ball. What are you saying? He shoots. the ball, does this remind you of Rondo's move? um, it's the same movement. uh I think maybe at some point he comes back to look, yeah, and how often would you do this, it's a pretty effective move because I can place my hands are so big that I can do it and still pass the ball pretty well with it, yes, you also have a poster mate. Is this? Your only poster dunk was probably the only one they caught on film.

I mean, I got it turned out well, you know what? If you're going into the archives, even though this was a two-and-one foul, your reaction was that I was mad at a coach earlier because the coach took me out early in the first half and then put me back in. Like two minutes ago or something, yeah, I didn't want to go back. Oh, we see you and Hannity in the first play, yeah, so it's Mario Elie, my bad dog. What did you like more to wet someone or break their ankles? Definitely breaking ankles because the dunks and that was probably maybe you know there were a couple more like I said oh yeah you have a definite combination that always goes viral.

Have you seen this before? He probably wants what your favorite move was because you're going crazy, right? here on this plate - yeah, oh man Oh, the favorite, it has to be a mm-hmm pass of some kind. Shaq always said that he wanted to play with you and that you had to play with you. Were there other kids who would approach? before a game or after the game and say like you know we have to catch you because he would set me up for my starter, sure yeah, we tried to play together forever, we finally got to play together a little bit in Orlando, but no. during his best moments, no, that would have been kind of fun, you're also an underrated shooter.

In year six, you shot like 40 percent from three? I don't know, I've never gotten into numbers, I guess. I was never really a serious shooter, you know, I didn't take it seriously, so you have the nice no-look pass and then what's it like just being ready to be able to steal well? I knew it for sure, we'll see where. It was about Larry Hughes couldn't play, no and there was a I think I'm Mookie Blaylock, you know, Key Blaylock, I don't know, it's crazy, so I grew up in Miami, that oh six Heat team was kind of my childhood and the reason why.

I fell in love with basketball, what was it like throwing lobs to D-Wade because he was a man, he was young here, it was cool. I mean, like I said before about moths, you just throw it near the rim and they'll get it. Yeah, the trade from Memphis to Miami, although Shaq went to Pat Riley and said, Hey, I want Jason Williams on the team. Was he in communication with you? I'm trying to get you into the heat, sure, I mean, we live, we live. next to each other here in Orlando and he came like the day before.

I asked him if he wanted to play for the heat, yeah I like it, sure you know, do it. I didn't think you knew. I always thought he was full of it, but he pulled it off, yeah, who was your favorite person to throw balloons at? That is a difficult question. I mean, I played with stroke, wide, don't you remember the mouse stroke with a man from Memphis, I could jump to the moon Pau Gasol mm -hmm, catch some balloons - and then favorite memories, what do you think of this oh six team Heat because there are a lot of characters that you had Antoine Walker and Gary Payton Shaq Alonzo Mourning like James Posey, any memories that stand out, I mean the great women? win, win in Dallas, man, yeah, that arena was great and you know, Mark Cuban, try telling Pat Riley we can't bring champagne in there, all right, yeah, we brought double that, we had a good time that night too when you're there.

On a team with Shaq and D Wade, are you just looking to feed them all the time? What is the mentality? I think you have a choice because you can't just get stuck and try to feed Shaq and it's a way to hang in there all the time because you know other guys that just stagnate or whatever, but if two or three trips go down the court and Shaq hasn't touched the ball, he'll let you know it's his turn, yeah, by Pat Riley he was as tough as they come no, I don't think so, I mean, as long as you did what he wanted you to do, I want say, how hard could it be, you know, yes, I am, but he loved his findings, he does.

He loved the finds of him, but he was fine with the finds. You know he would try to return the findings at the end of the year. It was really like half a quarter or you know everyone should make three threes in a row like Shaq makes three. recover the findings from him, some Shaq made triples in practice, no, no, I'm just saying that at the end of the year, when the one who defined the money was, yes, return it. I don't think that's known about Pat at all. Don't tell anyone it's too late, was this your best season statistically?

Yeah, I'm not sure. I mean, I'm going to say it's my best season no matter what, just because we want to. Yeah, like I said, that's all I care about. You asked the 15 guys on that list with the same mindset what the biggest difference was between Jay Will and Miami versus Jason Williams in Sacramento in Memphis. I just think the way we played on our team, my teammates were different, you know not. Weren't we running up and down the court like you said? We had to stop and play half-court sets to get the ball to Shaq and D Wade, whereas in Sacramento the best shot might be a rebound one after three, yeah. that might be the best shot where you know, here in Miami D waiting for Shaq to need to touch the ball, yeah, what did you learn?

Because people talk about the game slowing down, so what did you learn from your rookie year to this point? You definitely know it. I said early in my career I wasn't really thinking about the championship like when I got here to Miami, that's what it was about, you know, I don't think we could beat the Lakers with that team, yeah. you're in and then the championship O six my childhood this is this is it for me this was like the peak for us and obviously the peak for you sir when you're down, although I think most series, especially the finals, feel finished safely.

What was different on your team or something happened that gave you guys confidence that you can come back and I don't think anything happened? I think it's just that we, you know, it sounds cliché, but we just come in to get when you're down or - you've got to get a win, yeah, whether it's home or away, you've got to get that one win and once we get that win then you know it starts a little bit of momentum that way and then God forbid we have another one yeah and now it's just a three game series and is it true that even though when you guys were down Pat Riley said we're going to win the final in six games, will we win four in a row? bring a suit, bring a tie, don't let us bring one and I don't think we wore, I think we all wore sweatshirts today, honestly, uh-huh, but Pat Riley was real and what was it like to see D-wade go. that's how you weigh, I mean, he weighs, the three best teammates I've ever had, you know, not just an EMBA my whole life, the way it couldn't happen to a better person or a better guy, you guys made a trade from Jersey. this year was great, it was like a nostalgic moment for us, like I said, I think I think D way man, the three best guards that ever made me, yeah, I would agree, and a better person because that's why that team was a little more special like that, oh, eight Celtics teams, like all those veterans coming together at the end, trying to just win one, yeah, I think we were able to do it, yeah, and then Pat Riley leading, yeah, no , but Yeah, who better to do it than him and then winning is exactly what you thought it would be?

Oh, I mean, it's hard to explain. People asked how it was. No, this can't be, I mean, explained a little, but. but you have to be there, you feel like something is poured into your head or something. You know if anyone was dry, we were walking in the locker room at the end of the game and I was walking around parents, girlfriends, wives. You were dry, you were getting something, yeah, did you feel good because you were able to criticize the scientific critics, maybe the people who said you were too flashy or maybe you know the way he plays is not right for sure, I mean , it felt? well a little bit, but at the same time and I don't care what people told them, you know, it's just that it takes too much energy to be bitter towards someone you know, so yeah, to hell with them the last couple. clips, you have this half-court bounce pass that you also didn't do Asia without me, so he said, well, the concentrated circle timer exists any time you would have tried it in an NBA game, um, yeah, sure. , but yes, yes.

I would try, yes, we would have to follow certain guidelines, Carter, maybe Vince, the cars drove a mouse to make it fly. Everyone in Orlando talks about Jason Williams, he plays at the YMCA or JCCC or whatever court you're on and they say he just fell down. 50 for everyone and then he leaves well, is that true? I'm going to say no it's not true, my team will probably get a win, no that's for sure, I'm not going to go down 50, okay I could probably go down 50. I couldn't. play golf for the next week, although yes it hurts a lot, how often do you lose?

It's not often, but I have a good team, no, it's not like everyone thinks it's me, it's not me, I heard Nick is very good, I'm like the third. or the fourth guy on the team, you know, I mean, I feel like you're being humble. I'm not, actually I'm not. I mean, when it comes to scoring, getting buckets, I'm not that guy, yeah, you talk? rubbish, sometimes, sometimes you're still able to do everything you did 20 years ago and it's got to be cool to see that like you, like you said before, like I could still go between my legs and do something else.

Come on and I'll be honest with you man, I don't know if it has to do with me mm-hmm or these kids today just don't know how to play bro, I'm telling you, these kids really don't know Do you have any idea how to play the game, wait, they just try to go get buckets and they can do it, yes they can go get buckets, they can dunk, they can do all that, but playing the right way is different, it's not just about getting buckets, the defense has gotten worse overall , not even just a pickup like in the NBA, you know, I don't know if the defense has gotten worse or it's just that people just forget about it, you know, or are more worried about the offense there if I get. 30 in high school I'll go to college or if I get 25 in college I'll go to the league yeah that's what people think and I think that's bad for the game yeah because it's the opposite.

I mean, thank you. Thank you very much, this is very fun. I mean, it was like going down memory lane, but also going through my childhood is so much fun. Thanks for the Oh Six championship. I will always remember the skill of my boy who was here. He's going to Remember that: Yes sir, but this was so much fun, it's got all the

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in the world, so it felt good to do it, man. Thank you. Thank you very much for having a brother.