Mike Bibby or Jason Williams?

[Smoke117]

You can't be serious with this thread...Mike Bibby, easily.

[rodman91]

Jason Williams was more talented but Bibby was more reliable. Jason Williams is the least guy you want him to operate offense. Mike Bibby was decent playmaker.

But J.Williams got matured in his late years. Bibby goes down and down.

[HylianNightmare]

jwill

[HiphopRelated]

Bibby had the better prime

White Chocolate had more flash in his game

[Nelson14]

think bibby was more solid overall but i think J will will be remembered more because of the flash

[miamiandorlando]

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i only really got to watch them in miami so i'm rolling with Jason Williams

[JohnnySic]

Bibby was flat-out better. Williams was just a good player with some flash to his game.

[WillyJakk]

If both of these guys (in basketball terms) were in a math equation:

Mike Bibby is the constant, an actual number, let's say 6 (outta 10) so you know exactly what it is you're getting from Bibbs, no matter what the play or circumstances in the equation (game), he will remain a 6.

Jason Williams is a variable, an x, so you have no idea what he is or what he will do during the course of changing game circumstances where the equation (plays) are ever changing.

This is the difference between the 2 and Jason Williams unpredictability made him the better player to me.

Both had handles, could pass, and shoot, Williams did all of those at an elite level but w/ him being a variable, you don't know if he'd get called for palming while being fancy, pass the ball into the 10th row, miss 10 shots in a row, OR shake the crap outta someone, throw a pinpoint behind the back pass, or hit 10 shots in a row.

W/ Bibby, you knew he'd make a good move w/ the ball, he'd make a good pass, and he'd make a good amount of shots.

Anyway, they both had the ultimate security blanket in:


Bobby Jackson

who would come in and close out most games.

He helped them BOTH out alot.

[Bigsmoke]

I personally believe (and still a lil pissed even though the Kings had some success) that they traded Jason Williams too soon.

He didn't even get a fair chance imo before they shipped him out.

I remember how Bill Walton used to hate on him during the telecasts ("Just throw a regular pass, this isn't the playground")

White Chocolate's unpredictability made the Kings a VERY dangerous team and honestly the Lakers got lucky when they traded him cause Kobe didn't wanna see J-Dub when they matched up.

Kobe used to switch on White Chocolate and J-Will used to do him.

Throwing oops to Stromile Swift wasn't quite the same as throwing them to C-Webb and after Hubie Brown got a hold of him, though he truly taught him the game of basketball, it took his uniqueness away from him and he was never the same.

Coulda been the best PG in the 2000's.

everybody laugh at this dumbass.

[Arroyo8]

arroyo