The NBA2K Ratings chain was given to budding Miami Heat star Jaime Jaquez last week by the game’s developer, Ronnie Singh.
The rookie Jaquez had one of the biggest overall rating spikes this season, which was the reason. From Nov. 30 to Jan. 11, he gave several astounding performances, which raised his grade from 77 to 81. Jaquez Jr. averaged 16.3 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 2.8 assists in the third season. On Christmas night, prior to the NBA All-Star break, Jaquez scored a career-high 31 points and pulled down 10 rebounds to help the Heat defeat the Philadelphia 76ers 119-113.
Between Nov. 30 and Jan. 11, the Heat played 19 games, winning 11 of them. Jaquez is one of two players this season to obtain the NBA2K ratings chain, the other being Tyrese Halliburton of the Indiana Pacers. Singh, also known as Ronnie2K, questioned Jaquez about the conclusion of his season rating.
With his play this season, Jaquez has stunned a lot of fans, commentators, and players after being chosen No. 18 in the NBA draft last year. He has demonstrated his extraordinary abilities to the league, earning a spot in the Rising Stars Challenge and a chance to compete in the All-Star slam dunk competition.
He is possibly the most significant rookie for the Heat since 2003’s Dwyane Wade.
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