Antawn Jamison: OVER 20,000 CAREER POINTS! But should he make the HALL OF FAME?? | FPP
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He’s one of the least talked about great scorers of the 21st century and especially of the 2000s NBA, and at the time of writing this, he is one of two hall of fame eligible players (the other is Tom Chambers) with at least 20,000 Career points who has not been voted in. It’s up for debate whether you think he should be, as aside from being a versatile, he didn’t nearly the same impact on the defensive end, and also doesn’t really have any team success to help his case. But Antawn Jamison was one of the most consistent scorers in the league for nearly a decade and a half across the 2000s and 2010s, with his ability to shoot and stretch floor, yet also work down low and get hustle points and putbacks. He was star at the University of North Carolina under Dean Smith and playing alongside future NBAers like Vince Carter, Shammond Williams, and Jeff McInnis. Upon winning National College Player of the Year, he would enter the 1998 NBA draft where he would be a top 5 pick of the Toronto Raptors, but quickly traded to Golden State for his UNC teammate in Vince Carter. He spent his first 5 years putting up big number on some terrible Golden State Warriors teams, eventually playing with guy like Gilbert Arenas, Jason Richardson and Larry Hughes. He would then spend an efficient year with the Dallas Mavericks alongside Dirk Nowitzki, Steve Nash and Michael Finley where he would win the 2004 Sixth Man of the Year award. After this he would get traded to Washington where he would spend his best years, forming a trio with Gilbert Arenas and Caron Butler, as well as starting a one sided playoff rivalry with LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers, but even though he was making the playoffs, his team never went far and then Arenas and Butler broke down. After this Jamison would spend some time with the Cleveland Cavaliers, Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers, but although he had been durable and reliable his entire career, by this time he was in his mid 30s and slowing down. But that doesn’t take away from the fact that over a 16 year career, he would average double figures in 13 of those seasons, and wherever he went, you knew you were getting buckets.
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He might be underrated, but he had a stellar career quietly and consistently.
if he played today he would be awesome!!!
Been asking for this one for a while, Antwan was a matchup problem too quick for PFs and a little too big for SFs, his little quick flip shot was unguardable, can we get Joe Johnson another 20,000 point scorer, one of the most clutch players that doesn't get any shine!
@PhoenixAscending
3 ай бұрын
Good call
@Byronic19134
3 ай бұрын
He was everything Sixers fans thought Thad Young was going to turn into.
Even as a warriors fan, I didnt appreciate Jamison the way I should have as a kid. Never got over watching Vince on the raptors. But antwan was a bucket
@Byronic19134
3 ай бұрын
Yeah I know how you feel bro as a Sixers fan I could never get over the Sixers drafting Larry Hughes over Paul Pierce and Dirk. We all wanted Pierce but there actually was some buzz for Dirk as he was viewed as a bigger and better version of Keith Van Horn who could grow into a C which would pair perfect with AI. But at least you guys got to see Larry Hughes breakout when we traded him there.
@510MELLYMEL
3 ай бұрын
@Byronic19134 then watch him, Jamison and gilbert actually win in Washington 😆 never knew that about the sixers at the time
That UNC team he played on was stacked with talent!
@jdcsteelers498
3 ай бұрын
Yeah that was one of those teams where you’re like how did they not win a national championship? And that team came right after the Rasheed Wallace jerry stackhouse team too, right in that category as well
@glorifiedrhymes8338
3 ай бұрын
Yup, I always like the guards they had Ed Cota and Joe Forte …plus Julius Peppers as the big 😮
@glorifiedrhymes8338
3 ай бұрын
@@davidwilliam9451 Keith Van Horn & Andre Miller ….
@robdawson5835
3 ай бұрын
Vince Carter 👏
@markanthonyholm
3 ай бұрын
@@jdcsteelers498coaching
didnt realize he had 20k AJ was a bucket he and Al Harrington had similar games, for a while i thought his name was Antwan
2024: The year they finally made a couple videos about Jamison and Jefferson. There are some young ass NBA historians now on here. They could have been HOF guys.
These videos make me so nostalgic. I miss the NBA of the 90's. Legit can't even finish a full quarter, let alone a whole game nowadays.
@user-be7tc2bd6e
3 ай бұрын
I miss the NBA of the 90s also,I don't watch full nba games any more,just the highlight reels.I stopped watching full games during the regular season couple years ago,but,will watch certain games during the playoffs ( usely my favorite teams tho )
Def underrated. Underappreciated even. Why? Wasn't explosive like Kobe. Wasn't flashy like Magic. Wasn't a scoring machine like AI. Wasn't super athletic like Vince. Wasn't overpowering like Shaq. Wasn't a streakshooter from long range like Steph. Wasn't a closer like Wade. Wasn't loud like KG. Wasn't outspoken like Lebron. Wasn't supremely skilled like Ky. Wasn't controversial like Rodman. WAS SIMPLY STEADY, CONSISTENT AND RELIABLE. *And those are the reasons why he is underrated and underappreciated.*
@Byronic19134
3 ай бұрын
Anything else ya like to add? Wasn’t as tall as Yao. Didn’t have the fundamentals of Duncan. Didn’t have the handles of Kyrie. Couldn’t coach and play like Russel…etc…hahaha.
@ponypower8
3 ай бұрын
@@Byronic19134 HE WAS fundamentally sound (and boring to watch to most fans) LIKE DUNCAN!
@SodamnInsane24
2 ай бұрын
He diddnt tote guns like Gil, wasnt white chocolate like Jwill, wasnt ugly like sam, his last name wasnt adebayo like bam…
Please do Brendan Haywood. I watched him play in high-school. He rode the bench early on cause he was too awkward but finally came into his own at dudley in Greensboro NC. I know it's another Tarheel but his is a good story as well. Love the channel.
Antawn Jamison is very underrated, so he scored over 20,000 career points. He should make it to the Hall of Fame someday.
@TheIcemanthomas
3 ай бұрын
Nah
@mxhughes
Күн бұрын
For what he never did nothing significant in his career he happened to be a good scorer on bad teams he didn't improve.He's not overrated but he did nothing to of substance in his career
Idk about hof because other power forwards that were better are not in the hof (Rasheed Wallace Shawn Kemp Jermaine O'Neal) but Antawn Jamison was super underrated he could get buckets easily 24 a night love when you cover pfs you should do Zach Randolph and Elton Brand next Chris Mullin to
I had no idea he scored that many points!
Would love to see one on Dajuan Wagner sometime. Career was definitely cut short
My favorite all time Carolina player and i have been a North Carolina fan since the 80's
i followed his career since his last college season. was always expecting him to take the next step and be a star of a team and do well in playoffs
Nobody today wouldve been back for their sophomore year let alone junior year with his numbers
He would dominate today!!!!
@RunHotsauce
3 ай бұрын
Most definitely, easy 24/8/2 on 46/36/75 splits
Would love to see one on Dunleavy Jr., a great shooter and excellent Sixth Man later in his career.
@PhoenixAscending
3 ай бұрын
Dunleavy Jr. was an arrogant prick. Wouldn't bother me a bit it he doesn't do a vid on him...and this is coming from a Duke fan, where he played on one of the best college teams of all time. I went to Duke bball camp before my Junior and Senior year. All the players and coaches were there the whole week. Even Battier flew in to meet us. ALL of the players and coaches , even Battiier, signed autographs for the campers. Dunleavy was the only one that would t. All their players hung out and talked with us all week. Walked around like he was better than everyone, and wouldn't speak. Spoiled rich kid who's dad was a player and then coach in the league. Sorry for the rant, just thought I would explain what type of guy he is
@tremaynebowman7709
3 ай бұрын
I Beg To Differ....I Played With Mike Dunlevey Summer '96 (High School Camp)..... Great Guy... Funny As Shit....Glad He A GM....He Knows Hoops😎
Thank you for doing a video on Antawn Jamison. He deserved to be talked about more.
2x all star and Sixth man of the year he was good but not HOF. Them bad Golden State teams held him from some more all star teams and all nba teams could’ve had a Chris Webber career had he played on playoff teams early
@vittiriowashington5211
3 ай бұрын
Is C. Webb a hof?
@nocturne311
3 ай бұрын
@@vittiriowashington5211I think he just made it. He should be and will be if he isn’t though. Webber was the 4th best PF of 1999-2004 behind the big three of Duncan, KG and Dirk.
@Byronic19134
3 ай бұрын
Yeah how about not a chance at a Chris Webber career as C-Webb is arguably the most naturally talented PF to ever play the game, still. Jamison really needed to play on a team like that Hornets CP3 team as he would just feast on the same pick and pop plays that D West and Peja feasted on.
@dontefair6739
3 ай бұрын
@@Byronic19134accolades wise man, ain’t nobody sitting up here comparing them one on one
Love your channel dude!
Shammond Williams is my favorite basketball player of all time...really appreciate the quick little shout out you gave him
FPP, Andy Hoops and Wilson Sy are my fav channel discussing this type of videos
The Cavs BLEW IT by not agreeing to trade Hickson for Amare. Hickson completely washed out
Great touch around the rim.
the renowned Scot of Clan Gibbons. great content. thanks for posting.
Jamison had a good career in the NBA and was very solid, but he's not a HOF. He never had a " wow" season that made you say he's one of the best in the league. He was good though.
He was a beast
I enjoyed this one a lot. Twan was one of my favorite players during the GS days.
This guy in today's Nba would've been a near 30 point game Scorer
Great breakdown and video. It was something about his style of play that was low-key irritating but he definitely had a stellar career longevity wise and a great touch from mid to 3 point range spotting. It was either his backpack jumper form (Draymondish) where he was looking like power forward version of Glen Rice. Jameson just never was a threatening defensive presence but he always stayed active on the boards inspite of his gimpy knees or lack of athleticism.
Those wizards teams were one of my go-to teams in EA and 2K. 4 shooters with blatche to clean the boards
Damn didn’t know Antawn Jamison had over 20k points. A bucket foreal. He would kill today just based on how the game today is played around his skillset.
Thank you 😊
one of my favorite players, he never was on good teams but did his best time in and time out
Phoenix: We'll give you Amare for Hickson. Danny Ferry: No thanks. LeBron: Deuces.
He’s ahead of his time. He’s the player of today
Jamison would absolutely eat in today’s NBA he would be tough to guard.
Good job
Y’all knock players for not playing defense when their coaches tell them not to especially Antawn Jamison in Golden State lol anyone who played basketball beyond middle school understands this if you score at a high enough rate & your counterpart can’t match it you don’t go balls to the wall on defense you conserve your energy
@nocturne311
3 ай бұрын
Yeah, but the thing is if your shot isn’t falling and you aren’t elite at something else, be it rebounding, passing or defense - you become a liability. That’s why most of the great one-way players who could score a lot never really won anything. I’m talking about guys like King, Gervin, English, Wilkins, Carmelo Anthony, Vince Carter and even Tracy McGrady, who was capable of being a playmaker at times.
@axelarroyo3286
Ай бұрын
Jamison was never the best scorer in the league at his position and he was just a bad defender. The guy couldn't guard anyone. There are also PLENTY of players that scored at a high level and defended at a high level at the same time in his era. KG was scoring more than Jamison in a slower offense and guarded like his life depended on it.
He should be in the HOF. There's so many great players not in the HOF that should be in. Mark Price, Kevin Johnson, Tom Chambers, Joe Johnson, Jamison...
rip Dean smith
Don’t want to disrespect but he’s a rather pedestrian player for Hall, despite the numbers
he'd be better today i think
I would say he and Vince Carter were the last successful star players to come from UNC. Alot of busts and underwhelming players have come from the Tar Heels, right? Tell me if im missing anyone
Hall of Fame is really pushing it. Like REALLY pushing it
@MultiBreezyb
3 ай бұрын
Nah.
Brian Grant
Do Danny Fortson!!!
Antwan didn't get no help from agent 0 production
He was borderline all star player.
@Byronic19134
3 ай бұрын
He was the Tobias Harris of the WIzards.
I keep hearing Kevin Frasier from Entertainment Tonight saying 'An-twan Jamisonnnn' ESPN commercials brainwashed me to be schizophrenic. All the time, I hear that cause I'm old and grew up during the time that sportsceneter commercial was running
Yes ..
Antwan Jameson was a baller
Andre Miller
Jason Richardson would be an interesting watch.
If Antawn caught the ball in the paint chances are it was going in the basket, and quickly.
Was a gentleman met him in Toronto as a bouncer
My guy Twan, twan J, Ant J ..
Cavs didn't bring in Amare Stoudamire because of JJ freakin Hinson??? smh no wonder bron left.
@johndavis9321
3 ай бұрын
Right but would amare have really made that team a title contender?
@realtalkfbs
3 ай бұрын
@johndavis9321 Hell yeah. They had already been contenders without him. Him and bron would've been hell in the pick and roll.
@johndavis9321
3 ай бұрын
@@realtalkfbs Bron has never been a great pick and roll ball handler tho
Quick release around the basket
Siakam reminds me of him
@Byronic19134
3 ай бұрын
Not a bad comp, but I would say Thad Young plays exactly like him. It’s hard to project tho because it may appear based on numbers that Siakam is the better more well rounded player, but if Jamison played today, like he’s way more naturally talented than Siakam, it’d be interesting to see what kind of numbers he put up.
@Iamrxch3
3 ай бұрын
@@Byronic19134 Thad young does remind me of him with those flip shots
I think Antwan Jaminson in todays era would be small forward but who he is to defend becomes the issue.
@thecarter8700
3 ай бұрын
I feel like he could guard 4’s
@Watchingvideoslikeu
3 ай бұрын
@@thecarter8700 a 4 like Giannis, AD, Lauri, KAT?
@thecarter8700
3 ай бұрын
@@Watchingvideoslikeu those 4 cooking every night regardless But he’s gonna be able to stay in front of most 4’s
@mongoslade277
3 ай бұрын
Who plays defense today??
He was a problem, consistent, steady and worthy of his flowers as a good NBA player.
Hall of Famer
I think he should eventually. What did Chris Webber do so spectacular to make it? Grant Hill? Ijs
@erikle111
3 ай бұрын
It's basketball hall of fame, not nba so counting college he should get in eventually
@nocturne311
3 ай бұрын
Those guys made All NBA teams and were top 10 players in the league at different points. Jamison was never on that level.
@Greenfrom3
3 ай бұрын
Their peak was much higher than his.
@johndavis9321
3 ай бұрын
@@nocturne311Mitch Richmond, Reggie miller, Tim hard away their are plenty of really good but never great players who made the hall imo Jamison is easily a hof
@nocturne311
3 ай бұрын
@@johndavis9321 All of the guys you just mentioned were much better and did more than Jamison. Jamison was never top five at his position. The guys you just referenced were.
He should be in the HOF one day, it’ll be a while but it’ll happen eventually. What really needs to happen is Washington should retire his jersey
Danny Fortson next?? Troy Hudson???
@Byronic19134
3 ай бұрын
Nah it gotta be Adonis Foyle.
Jamison was nice but not a HOF'er, he didn't win enough empty stats on scrub teams
@Opium64
3 ай бұрын
Empty stats not really only stretch he didn’t make the playoffs was those bad golden state teams after the pretty much winning seasons not a hof but don’t create a narrative you know both about
@johndavis9321
3 ай бұрын
Mitch Richmond did the same thing and he's in the hall
@Teddy42O
3 ай бұрын
@@johndavis9321 Mitch Richmond had more success & NBA champion
@johndavis9321
3 ай бұрын
@@Teddy42O most of Mitch Richmond s best seasons came on kings teams that never won nothin so what are we talkin bout?
@arizonaFIREent
3 ай бұрын
@@Teddy42OMitch could hoop but he didn't do anything in the 2002 finals haha
Hall of Fame Career. I think.
The Alex English of the 2000s.
@Teddy42O
3 ай бұрын
🤣🤣🤣
I can’t say Antoine deserves hall of fame ..he didn’t contribute to winning..but Tom chambers ..should have been in
Hate that people call him AnTWAN.....
Only made 2 All-Star teams. Good player but just never elevated his game into elite status.
He was the best player on that North Carolina team, not Vince Carter.
Was better than Vince carter at unc
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@EliCarlos-mv2iv
3 ай бұрын
Your tuff lil bro🤡🤡
Definitely not.
No.
Loved this dude. He would average over 30 in today's soft ass joke of a league.
Hall of Fame? Nope , sorry bruh.
No. He wasn't good enough .
repent and trust in Jesus you will be saved
Yes sir, legit talent 👏
I’m Dallas fan. I wish we could have had him longer. He’s the perfect 6th man. Instant offense, and he’s always a matchup issue.
Hell no