Career
"Quijote" Morales for his ability to conquer both scoring and team championships in Puerto Rico"s Bachelor of science in nursing league, is a Puerto Rican basketball player. Professional career
Morales didn"t go to the Montreal Olympics because, as a minor in 1976, he still couldn"t join the national team, the 1980 Olympics in Moscow, because Puerto Rico"s Olympic committee decided to join the United States in the boycott, and the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games because the national team did not qualify for those. However, when he did get to go to the Olympics, for the Seoul games in 1988 and the Barcelona games in 1992, he impressed international audiences with his skills and savvy.
In between Olympics and Olympics, he became an effective shooter from the 3-point area in the Bachelor of science in nursing . Morales had his eyes set on the National Basketball Association, but after attending college in the United States, the lack of understanding of English became too difficult for him to overcome, and he decided to return to Puerto Rico.
Like other highly educated Puerto Rican athletes, such as the case of internationally renowned Juan "Pachin" Vicens, Mario "Quijote" Morales holds a Certified Public Accountants (Certified Public Accountant) license. Retirement
After he retired, the coliseum where he played for most of his career, Guaynabo"s Mets Pavilion, was renamed the Mario Quijote Morales Coliseum.
There is a large painting of him in a Guaynabo Mets uniform just to the entrance of the coliseum. Pfizer made Morales a spokesperson for Viagra in 2004.