"In bouncing back from a sophomore slump a year ago, Jaquez Jr. is averaging 17 points, seven rebounds, and six assists per game on 53 percent shooting from the field. He's been one of the most important players for the Heat this season, and his versatility on both ends of the floor has been a natural fit for Erik Spoelstra's new offensive philosophy."
"And in the words of one NBA expert, Jason Timpf, Jaquez Jr. is quickly becoming a mismatch problem for opposing teams, and a real weapon for the Miami Heat. He's becoming a simple post up mismatch for opponents. If you leave him 1 on 1, he's really good at getting to his shoulder hook, his fade, or god forbid he just toast you off the dribble"
Jaime Jaquez Jr. has returned from a sophomore slump to average 17 points, seven rebounds and six assists per game while shooting 53 percent from the field. His scoring repertoire includes shoulder hooks, fades and drives that create one-on-one matchup problems. His versatility on both ends fits Erik Spoelstra's offensive system and has made him one of Miami's most important players this season. The return of Tyler Herro has not diminished Jaquez Jr.'s role, and his production is a major reason the Heat are an unexpected contender in the Eastern Conference. Early offseason doubts about his ceiling have been reversed.
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