Jamal Crawford Regrets 21YO Massive Decision Wishing for 1 Change in the NBA

NBA veteran Jamal Crawford has shaken up social media yet again. The 3x Sixth Man of the Year had a legendary game during the 20 years he spent in the league. However, there is one regret that continues to haunt the former Chicago Bulls player. After retirement, Crawford dropped a major confession, explaining his one regret to his fans and 965k Instagram followers.

The veteran shared an old and nostalgic picture of his younger self in his Chicago Bulls jersey and posted it on his Instagram. In the caption, Crawford shared that he regretted losing his initial position of Point Guard to switch to Shooting Guard during his time with the Bulls. The poster behind him in the picture read, “I’m a Point Guard who can score.” The caption read, “My biggest regret on the court was changing positions. If only there was position less basketball then 😌🤷🏾‍♂️. TBT.” 

Crawford was undeniably one of the best ball handlers on the court during his era.  He was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2000 and then traded to the Bulls. And later he changed the places in the 2003-04 season. 

There are numerous versatile players in the league. Undoubtedly, it is difficult to figure out the potential of a player. Sometimes, the players must change roles for their benefit. But that didn’t work out Crawford. And interestingly, this is not the first time.

Jamal Crawford responds to curious fans’ NBA All-Star question 

During a question-answer segment on social media, a fan asked the veteran about how many All-Star Game appearances Crawford would have made if he had stayed a point guard in his NBA career. “If you demanded u stayed a point guard for your nba career how many all star games would u have participated in??” wrote the fan.

In response to the fan’s question, the retired NBA player explained that he might have made atleast 6 NBA All-Star appearances if he didn’t change positions. He wrote, “Wow, never been asked that. That’s my biggest regret. Changing from PG to SG. I think at least 5.”

Not just the former NBA player, but the fans were also upset with it. Many responded to his comment, adding that he might have surpassed his own expectations if he had the chance. No matter what, the fans are proud of the player and ensured to express their sentiments too. Do you agree with Crawford? What is your take on Crawford’s claims? Let us know in the comments section below.