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How much does Jaime Jaquez Jr.’s rise help the Miami Heat? | Five on the Floor



How much does Jaime Jaquez Jr.’s rise help the Miami Heat? | Five on the Floor

Jaime Jaquez Jr. is off to a flying start. Ethan Skolnick and Alex Toledo discuss what Jaquez’s strong play could mean for the season, and beyond.

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20 Comments

  1. Jaime shake back season is real. The way he’s playing is the way he looked playing against the USA team. Uptempo basketball with the ball in his hands and the ability to get a bucket or create for teammates.

  2. Y'all sleeping on wiggs….he only had two games with double digit shot attempts…leads the team in blocks and a close second in steals…and still is a bucket…pay attention to the nuances…the whole team is playing good.

  3. I don’t think Ethan realizes that the reason Miami is scoring so well in transition is bc of their DEFENSE. They’re top of the league in steals. They have i believe a top 5 defense right now. We have 48 minutes of elite point of attack defense and we wear down teams by pressing them from half court the entire game. Tyler can’t do any of that. You have to admit as awesome as Tyler will be offensively he will also take away a lot defensively and idk if that trades off benefits this team.

  4. Also Jaime seems way more explosive like in his rookie year. Was he injured more than we knew last year?

  5. The good news is the starting unit still stinks statistically… they are in the negative. So hopefully Tyler can help fix the starting unit

  6. I think we don’t need to worry too much about Herro disrupting anything. At this pace, we’re bound to go stretches without guys due to injury. If Powell misses time, Herro slides into his role. If Wiggins misses time, Jaquez moves into the starting rotation, maybe Davion goes to the bench to do Jaquez’s bench distributor role. We finally have a team that can legit go 11-12 deep. Imagine being able to win big with your guys only playing 28-30 mins tops. That’s a recipe for a great regular season.

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