Jamal Crawford never lacked self-confidence. This is what made him one of the best 6th men in history, having won the trophy three times. Having become a consultant on the NBA League Pass, the man with the most devastating dribbles of his generation has retained this confidence in his new life. In a mailbag where he answered questions about NBA news and about himself, Crawford made it clear that he would be like a fish in water in the league today.
Retired since 2020, Jamal Crawford does not see why he would not score even higher than before in a league which has opened up on the offensive level.
“In a 6th man role, I could average a little over 20 points per game. As a starter, I would be in the very high twenties.”
We like “J-Crossover’s” self-confidence, but we must remember that he averaged 14.6 points per game in his career and never scored more than 20.6 points per game in a season.
In another response to a user’s question, Crawford indicated that in his opinion, Victor Wembanyama would start in the All-Star Game. It is in any case one of the “bold bets” after seeing the Frenchman’s start to the season with the San Antonio Spurs.
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2023-11-08 07:48:00
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