Jaime Jaquez Jr. remembers his early NBA memories

The striker of Miami Heat Jaime Jaquez Jr. took some time to think about his early NBA career.

During one interview With the closure of garage in the 9 -podcast, Jaquez spoke about the transition from college to the NBA and looked back on some of his outstanding matchups in the first two seasons.

Jaquez emphasized the transition from the high school to college feels different from the jump from college to the NBA, since the business side of things becomes an essential factor.

“The love of basketball is so high. They play with the boys that they are surrounded every single day, and they really create this bond and the brotherhood by being with these boys every day,” Jaquez called out.

“Then, the moment they come to the NBA, it's almost like a shock,” he continued. “You are like, okay, that's something completely different. This is really a business. It's a job. My love for basketball has not changed. I think my perception of basketball has really changed.”

Then his transition came on the square in which he was coordinated with the premiere players in his position. Jaquez quoted the former heat player Lebron James and others than his most memorable tasks in his first year in the league.

“I think LeBron is probably the cliché, but it is also the most obvious answer. When you see that he warms up and see you opposite, it's really like a surreal moment because he is the guy we all looked up. He was the face of the league since I was alive.

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